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ecnuel:
Rose, whether your story is fiction or non-fiction doesn't make it less touching. I believe you, as well as all the readers picked one or two lessons from it. If it were true, I believe by now, you have recovered from the frustrating experiences.

One area I believe you erred was that you lost focus in your relationship with God. Thank God you picked up at last. I equally passed thru difficulties in my undergraduate years, but I kept on trusting God and he saw me thru.

One important takeaway for me is that I have learnt to be more considerate when I see people misbehave. For many, it was not intentional. OP, you took several wrong steps for which anyone that did not know what you passed would crucify you! Am not crucifying you.

Finally, I pray that our children will not be subjected to the dehumanizing situations we have been through. May God perfect your healing.

ttmacoy:
Please let's stop deceiving ourselves with this talk of second class citizens.

I know many people in Nigeria who are second class citizens in their own country.

Countries like the US are so diverse and people from every nationality make it so if you are well educated, work hard and have dreams you can achieve them.

Im not saying there are not issues of racism but it's not as bloom out as we like to claim here and is it any worse than the tribalism we practice in Nigeria? We practice so much discrimination in Nigeria based on tribe religion etc.

If Indians had same attitude will we have Indians heading companies such as Google, Pepsi, Microsoft, former citi ceo, MasterCard just to name a few.

Many many Nigerians re suffer if worse than second class citizens in Nigeria so stop playing that card.

marlockj:
E never end.

We need to knw Wat hppn to chuks sperm.

Where the belly?

Tolupage:
Really a nice touching story with a very good ending.... we've all got some story to tell.

by the way why was Andy avoiding you

aalangel:
You can see clearly now...

igomen:
A thousand likes. You hit the MACE on the head. Until we have good leadership, we ain't going nowhere.

mmsen:
The OP is a simpleton. Crying corruption as the cause of everything is juvenile. It's the reason Buhari is back in power despite being a member of the criminal military elite that has handicapped this country for decades. There's plenty of overspending in the UK public sector and borderline corrupt practices when it comes to procurement.

Before you cry about the difference in standard and appearance you need to state how much is spent per child in the UK and where the money is sourced from (taxes).

aalangel:
Meaning that you should read and understand. I didn't speak German.

aalangel:
.....Exceptionally pretty....sometimes it's just good for PR in business...not as if the CEO wants anything...

I've been in that position before.

sweetboiy:
Great. My kids won't growvup in 9ja

MathsChic:
Some days ago, I was at a secondary school in Surulere (across the bridge from the Island) in Lagos for a friend's event where he is educating secondary students about the perils of peer pressure. I honestly wasn't expecting what I saw as the state of this secondary school.
It left me wondering if this was a school or a dump yard. Why in heaven's name are Nigerian leaders looking the other way while the young ones study in this sorry environment?

The attached pictures are what I saw. This is no secondary school. It's a hopeless shanty. I hope this gets to front page and attracts the necessary attention.



www.nairaland.com/attachments/3124804_20151126164323_jpeg933998a57f8c28234ccaa665d2fefc46



www.nairaland.com/attachments/3124836_20151126163829_jpeg3798e0f98a572b323f9b9ab93cf4eb74

AtlanticBreeze:
A comprehensive analysis here

https://www.nairaland.com/2769778/osun-state-now-failed-state

ragiluhivo:
Buhari is an old miserable vagabond who just wanted to be President because of the title. His ancient brain obviously has noting to offer.

tobimillar:
I came across this in bayelsa and it's not funny. It's a 400 mtn voucher and it's given free in some communities. PDP will not wreck this country, say amen

arsenal33:
Constant Electricity under GEJ
Refurbished refineries under GEJ
25,000kkm of federal roads under GEJ
Adequate housing under GEJ

they included oshhodi/apapa expressway as achievement ....LIARS
No missing pension funds under GEJ
No corruption under GEJ
massive employment under GEJ

arsenal33:
Not the 'Epitome of PERFORMANCE'

damyzino:
his a hero in corruption ......

fagbalex:
That guy is too dumb

Aufbauh:
If President Buhari is successful as a leader, the PDP will be history and the wailers will be deflated.
The above reason is simply the cause of all the senseless and needless criticism, cheap blackmail and distractions from the opposition.
Their pervading mentality of i can't wait for Buhari to fail will only lead them to golgotha.

SaintHephzibah:
hahaha wer u take this kind thing lol if dem catch u i nor know u i nor dey o

DVMtuppence:
i just want d op to tell us its a fiction cuz she claimed dat dis story is her true life story earlier

DVMtuppence:
Sorry oo buh am confused here, can any graduate here tell me if he/she still remembers his/her 100/200l exam timetable in detail cus op wrote dat, dat particular week she had 5papers

Mekzy02:
I'm I the only person that saw the "*** 215"?....loool how can a second semester course in a university end with an odd number..I stand to be corrected tho! OP hope ur not lying. Hmm