Joseph Dogood had been informed that the admission list was out. He was anxious, not knowing what the outcome would be. Dogood had sat for the Jamb examination amidst the work stress despite the financial challenges his family was faced with. He managed to do some oguaja job and with it raised the money to buy the Jamb form. He had to – that is what youngsters face when their parents are not forthcoming.



Dogood had managed to even get qualified to write the POST UME examination. Yes na! If not for the bullets dem wey fly like like witch inside the exam hall, bros for no enter the POST UME hall. That is the practice with many students who seek for admission in a country like Dogood’s. Teachers are hardly sent to schools to teach, and even when they are sent, they are hardly paid by the government. Na mouth person wan take write exam? But that was not a justification for indulging in malpractice. Many have managed to survive the storm, and many more shall survive it.

Dogood was a tall young man in his late twenties, but he looked like one in his early forties. But do you blame him? Naija has a way of changing people's look. The hot sun is natural, but the country is just full of surprises. Even the mosquitoes are fed up of the country’s situation. Dogood was average in height, and a bit chubby. He was a hardworking young man who never depended on anyone. He had learnt to struggle on his own and get results for himself. It had been that way with many in this part of the world.

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