₦airaland Forum

Trust me guys my public skul lyf was a mix of good,bad&ugly. I remembered my 1st day in public pry skul,man e no b small thing;we wer'nt dat rich but my parent's started me off in a private skul b4 d situation of d economy made them change my skul. Boy was it an eye opener 4 me,u can immagine me moving 4rom d normal playing with toy's in my formal skul 2 chasing grasshopers&other insect up 4 grabs in d latter,moving 4rm a siling faned class 2 a nature faned 1. One thing i leant though,was that in Nigeria d best of education is obtainable in d public skul. Not only will u be educated,but u'll also be taught how to tread d rough terrains in life. Long live the public skulz.

[quote author=o.obim]I think it is a choice!i hav a relative who drives okada in d village and has vowed to die as an okada rider.every one has asked him to come learn something else in d city,bt he refused.i believ one thing:there is no particular formular 2 succes[/quote]dat he drive's okada dos'nt mean he's poor bro. So long as he is comfortable with his living condition,&he's not beggin to feed he's family. Afterall my father was&still his a transporter not making that much,but he made me &my siblings feel lyk d richest kids in d world.

Poverty's not a choice,remaining in it is. Poverty's not a choice,remaining in it is.