dayokanu: Normal SS2 and SS3 are usually 14, 15 and 16yrs

This means these are children born in 1995, 1996 and 1997
,......Ur absolutely wrong,this days they are 20,22 and 24.


Na wa ooo

GboyegaD:

Oga sir, what point are you driving home here? If it is not the decay in educational system, where would student get the boldness to do such?

afam4eva: My sister attended this school alongside Agbani darego.

blumail: This is really badddd. Where did they get such liver from?

roqchiq: but really am not suprised...i attended f.g.g.c abuloma when Mrs Ekpo was principal, and indiscipline was the order of the day,we even had a legacy ''sheila the killer'' (or sumtin like that), school was upside down, i didnt finish there,had 2 leave. But i heard the school was reformed and all that. Well i guess not,pity.

Spirit of Okija:

Go and ask your parents to give you their gist.. Every now and again, students always did something overly outrageous.. Like I pointed out, I grew up in that system (Government Schools) and as much as it was wild, it was fun.. Our teachers taught well then (atleast 90% of them did), and in terms of actual school work, we did do what we were supposed to.. However, when it comes to the extra-curricular activities, it was wilder..

My dad actually told me of how caught a snake and put in in the principals office.. Told me also of how himself and some guys dug the ground outside the Principals house, buried the principals car and walked away.. Sometimes when my dad is gisting me of his high school shinanigans, I just stare like WOW!!

Abuloma girls haa always been wild since time immemorial.. I had fights on that school ground.. But the one thing I always liked about them girls is that when you see a graduate of Abuloma Girls outside, she has better carriage than most private secondary school girls. Those girls act like they were mentored by University girls.. They are not naive in subjects regarding men and relationships at all.. Like I said, my kids may not attend FGGC Port-Harcourt, but best believe that they are attending a Pro-Unitate Secondary school.. The lessons they learn from there are priceless.. Its not a school for the faint hearted.. Thats the breeding ground of tough exposed students.

GboyegaD:

Now I see your point. Anyways, the testimonies my father has was how they read under street light in his days, had to walk so many kilometers to and fro school each day, how didilgent they were to their studies which made himself and his friends successful. Your dad telling you all those stories were no good examples and I see why you do not find your tales as being uncalled for. Whilst I understand that sometimes some people act silly by avoiding school, jumping the fence etc, you truly do not want to hear how most of them are doing presently.

d owl:
sorry 2 disappiont u,i'm not a thug like u. By november i'l be a graduate...not just a graduate but i'm graduating wit excellent CGPA. I'v bn an active student leader since my 2nd year...u sound like a thug

Spirit of Okija: If you grew in Port-Harcourt, Schooled in Port-Harcourt, then you will surely know that Abuloma Girls Secondary school is legendary for many things.. From the fact that MIss World Agbani Darego graduated from there, to the fact that they have the finest girls (of all secondary schools), Throw the wildest school parties (Abuloma Press Day), rearing ground for lesbians and the mythical r'aping a guy to death story.. We always had fights between secondary schools at Abuloma girls Press Day event.. Bereton, FGC boys, I.S.S and Uniport Secondary..

This story dosent phase me at all as it ist new at all.. In my secondary school (Also in Port Harcourt), we fought SS3 students on a regular with cutlasses and machetes.. The story of cultists being invited into the school, is definitely a big lie as anybody who knows where Abuloma girls is located would know that it would take a while to rally cult boys together and and them into the school before officers from Abuloma Police Station (which is barely 3minutes away) would close in on the school..

This has nothing to do with the decay in the education system as I passed through this exact same system. In our school days, I remember FGC Rumuokoro took their teachers hostage when they locked them inside the staff room.. It took the intervention of military men from Bori Camp which is directly across the road from the school to bring the situation under control..

What peaked my interest in the whole tale was the fact that they still observed punishment rule (Where a senior can punish a junior in the school).. I could have sworn that tradition was dead..

Pro Unitate jor.. My kids are definitely attending this school.. All these people shouting what are our schools turning into are private schooled puppies.. In all government/semi-governm,enmt schools, its survival of the fitest..

Those girls act like they were mentored by University girls.. They are not naive in subjects regarding men and relationships at all.

My point is that this type of madness has always been there.. Its not good, n\but it has nothing to do with quality of education.. If your pikin spoil, no be government fault..

Spirit of Okija:
Hahahahaaaa.. Clowning!!

SO.. Just because my father was honest enough to tell me that he had his own truancy makes it a bad experience.. Did your father ver shove his Waec certificate in your face as evidence that he cleared all A's in school?! My father is a genius.. He didnt need to sit under streetlights to study.. When I told you about his truancy, I left it at that because I wasnt doing an auto-biography on him.. My point is that this type of madness has always been there.. Its not good, n\but it has nothing to do with quality of education.. If your pikin spoil, no be government fault..

galaxi:
lolz nuture base 4world queens indeed.

Spirit of Okija: But the one thing I always liked about them girls is that when you see a graduate of Abuloma Girls outside, she has better carriage than most private secondary school girls. Those girls act like they were mentored by University girls.. They are not naive in subjects regarding men and relationships at all.. Like I said, my kids may not attend FGGC Port-Harcourt, but best believe that they are attending a Pro-Unitate Secondary school.. The lessons they learn from there are priceless.. Its not a school for the faint hearted.. Thats the breeding ground of tough exposed students.

GboyegaD:

Not only did my dad made a Grade I he also got 2 awards as best student in 2 subjects. Besides, reading under streetlights was because my grandfather couldn't afford to pay bills so the best option was to make use of the available. As regardsing the truancy, what was experienced in those days was never this bad and what we are experiencing now is a result of moral and education decadence which I think we all can testify to if we check the standards in our days and what is obtainable now. A spoilt child is not just the product of a bad home alone but also that of the society he lives in. Remember we are Nigerians and we still believe in the proverb "It takes one to have a child but the community to nurture him(her)".

Spirit of Okija:

Go and ask your parents to give you their gist.. Every now and again, students always did something overly outrageous.. Like I pointed out, I grew up in that system (Government Schools) and as much as it was wild, it was fun.. Our teachers taught well then (atleast 90% of them did), and in terms of actual school work, we did do what we were supposed to.. However, when it comes to the extra-curricular activities, it was wilder..

My dad actually told me of how caught a snake and put in in the principals office.. Told me also of how himself and some guys dug the ground outside the Principals house, buried the principals car and walked away.. Sometimes when my dad is gisting me of his high school shinanigans, I just stare like WOW!!

Abuloma girls haa always been wild since time immemorial.. I had fights on that school ground.. But the one thing I always liked about them girls is that when you see a graduate of Abuloma Girls outside, she has better carriage than most private secondary school girls. Those girls act like they were mentored by University girls.. They are not naive in subjects regarding men and relationships at all.. Like I said, my kids may not attend FGGC Port-Harcourt, but best believe that they are attending a Pro-Unitate Secondary school.. The lessons they learn from there are priceless.. Its not a school for the faint hearted.. Thats the breeding ground of tough exposed students.