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engrchykae:
are you better than the Ethiopians?
Queen Elizabeth and her husband Philip bowed before Haile sellasie.
She came to Nigeria and messed up all royalties in Nigeria.

Same thing we're saying, after bowing to Selassie. Where's Ethiopia and where's UK in the commity of nations worldwide.
I have not been to Ethiopia to know if they're better than Nigeria or not. But Nigeria is more pronounced in many positive things worldwide than Ethiopia. Is it in sports, entertainment, tech savvy, productivity and many more

Wotowotoman:
Okay you don happy say your story enter front page abi? I notice say na your comments full the thread. Which kind thing be this?

Na so you lie say that former story dey front page but I no see anything. This one sef surprise me say e reach front page bcus I wasn't expecting after not reaching page 2 unlike that one that got to page 4.
Talking about my comments, I am not doing it for the thread to be filled with comments, but gently replying to those who thought otherwise about the story

Kalulu44:
Hahahaha, One of the most hilarious event in my secondary school days.

1996, J.S.S 3 Ojo High School, Ojo Lagos State.
We were preparing for our Junior Waec. In our J.s.s 3 C was one beautiful girl named Cordelia. Just saying she's beautiful is understatement. Cordelia was gorgeous, and I can bet she'll be among the top 5 in the whole school.

Added to her beauty, she's intelligent and came from a privilege home. Her father is an importer in Alaba int'l market and from Imo state.
But there was one thing negative about Cordelia, the beauty, the intelligent and the coming from a wealthy background got into her head. She wasn't humble.

Cordelia was saucy, arrogant and boastful.
She only had just one friend in the whole class of 52 students, and never talk or mingle with anyone else except rolling with S.S.2 & 3 peeps.
By rolling with those seniors, all of us in her class are not her mate or in the same level.
Guys and some girls had tried to make friends with her, but the snubbing is out of this world. She will berate and be little you and always let you know you're not in her level and if you tried to beat or threatened to beat her, she will send the seniors after you.

Those ones will come like zombie and start punishing the person.
Those were the time when students still respect their seniors, not now a junior student fit change am for senior especially if them don join that their mumu cult.
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So bcus of this, everyone avoided Cordelia like a plaque. But there has been tension brewing between her and a girl name Shekinat sitting next to her desk.

Shekinat, a Yoruba girl from Ibadan, Oyo state. Has always told her that one day she will beat her that she won't get the chance to go call her seniors boyfriends.

Cordelia has always mocked her that it's bcus she's jealous of her beauty and intelligence.
Then came the D-day, lunch break bell was rang and many students started walking out.
Me being an introvert person, it's only football matters that can take me out as at then. So I stayed back in class and started re-reading An African Night Entertainment. A book I have read many atimes.
I don't think we were up to 10 or 15 people remaining in class. So my head was buried in the book I was reading, when I heard the slap. I looked up and saw Cordelia just gave Shekinat a dirty slap. (Oya nah, the Royal Rumble fight we all have been waiting for has just started). Mehn! I dropped my novel and sat on top of my desk. Likewise other students in the class, (who wan go separate, something wey we all don dey wait for)
Shekinat replied with her own hot slap and then the dragging of shirt and pulling each other back and forth began.

Shekinat eventually overpowered her and pushed her hard backward untop of a desk and Cordelia flipped and fell to the other side raising her full gown up exposing only her pant.
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Then everybody saw the unbelievable. Cordelia the most beautiful girl, wealthy, intelligent and proud was wearing a rainbow color pant that is torn in three different places exposing a slight of her [.....].
Like a rehearse and choreograph thing, almost everybody exclaimed! Hey, Cordelia tear tear pant.
And the singing and chorus and clapping started: "Cordelia, tear tear pant." "Cordelia, tear tear pant." It got loud that it attracted other students passing our balcony and they all stopped and leaned on our window to watch the show. Shekinat herself couldn't help but was laughing.
Meanwhile, Cordelia landed badly with her back and I guess the pain and shame didn't let her get up on time.
And when she eventually did, she faced down with tears rolling down her eyes, walked to her desk, opened it and gently carry her bag and then walked out of the class. Some people still followed her singing behind her while me and others still in the class started discussing about what just down and we walked up to Shekinat who was by now sitted and calm.
We stood her up and raised her hand singing "Winner oh oh oh" She was somehow shy but later received the accolades and said "let me see how she will go and call those seniors" All of us said "lai lai, dem no born am well" with this shame and humiliation, she no fit.
Before long, those that escorted her came back and said she left the school and went home. She lied she was sick.
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Before you know it, words had spread round the school about what happened.
School closed we went home, the next day everybody was expecting her at school. We all want to check something, whether she go don mellow or still dey feel herself.
Cordelia didn't come to school the next day.
1 day became a week, a week turn to a month and that's how Cordelia stopped attending our school.
It was that her close friend who later hints us that Cordelia has been transferred to Owerri to go do her Waec. She said her parents told her so when she went to pay her visit, but no reason was giving for the change.
Guys! Na so our beautiful Cordelia take vamose and carry her shakara comot for our miss, all thanks to Shekinat who exposed her unintentionally.
Sometimes in life, God and nature have a way of dealing with people like.
If you enjoy this story hit the like button and share your view.
Have a lovely weekend ahead.

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Poor Girl......Maybe it tore as she was falling. No rich person wears torn pants......ever. You even said she transferred to another school. Meaning she did not finish her school fees.....then she started a new school. School fees these days is like N300,000 per term.

Kalulu44:
Same thing we're saying, after bowing to Selassie. Where's Ethiopia and where's UK in the commity of nations worldwide.
I have not been to Ethiopia to know if they're better than Nigeria or not. But Nigeria is more pronounced in many positive things worldwide than Ethiopia. Is it in sports, entertainment, tech savvy, productivity and many more

better to be a lion in the jungle than a dog in the city.
Ethiopia is the lion in the jungle, Nigeria is the dog in the city.
In your thinking, you don't mind being chained with a golden shackles

Kalulu44:
And the failures will continue with higher proportion. The moral decadence we have deeped into now is just alarming.
In my area, hear where know fraudsters now nickname themselves "agba yahoo" "yahoo prophet" "Alpha yahoo" "Yahoo pastor" and it's now normal to their families, girlfriends and co. Nobody berates each other for it.
Or is it the intake of drugs and smoking by this same young generation, the staggering percentage into each of the crimes are just alarming.
I'm 45 now, I have never in my life taking drugs or even wrap an ordinary sheet of papers in the name of smoking. Drinking is an occasional thing for me.
So everything happening now is just baffling

Lols @ agba yahoo...

That's why I say people are no longer aware of themselves as they once were...

There's a massive shift in the ether and higher dimensions where the mind operates from. Wherever that may be. I feel it.

That's why one has to regularly be aware of themselves anytime they let anything pass through their own mind space. Else, you would never know when you'd be taken over and replaced.

Ah, it's all confusing and simple at the same time. I just don't know how best to pass what I feel...

You na born and bred OJ man 🙌🏼 I stayed at olaiya, Taboam estate for a couple of years before moving.
I miss that place.

Kalulu44:
Hahahaha, Ideal Day primary school started in front of our house then in PPL/Okokomaiko area then. The name of the street was Ashiawu street, it's closer to PPL than Okoko. It was from there they relocated to Afromedia and then add a secondary school to it. But I didn't attended their school. I was already in F.O.A primary school before Ideal was established

ViceGovernor:
You na born and bred OJ man 🙌🏼 I stayed at olaiya, Taboam estate for a couple of years before moving.
I miss that place.

Hmm... Nice to know

Kalulu44:
You are not there, don't say what you don't know. I will share a story in this comment section that counter both of you claims

You will never understand until it happens to you, that you can be tagged as proud for being exactly the same way you have been, but simply for progressing in life. Please don't bother quoting me.

Kalulu44:
Hahahaha, na something dey worry that your coconut head. See as you talk am and e sweet for your mouth.
Abeg na all of us Nigerians be our problem.
Don't allow me talk and analyse how your sets have spoilt the whole continent with illegal things and behavior.
Now let me give you just a tit bit, I know of many of my sets and me that hasn't smoke anything till in our 40s today. Can you say of that among your sets now.

My point is that why do people like generalizing Gen Z's. Some of us older gen zs know what you know, and have experienced different eras. So if you generalize and say, ‘gen Z's are this, Gen Z's are that, then your judgment is flawed. Not all Gen Z's are the same. I don't even understand many of the younger ones and what motivate them, but my annoyance is the generalization, and if anyone is foolish enough to class all Gen Z's equally, that person has God's judgment to face.

Kalulu44:
Who told you I am living in moral decadence.
Believe it or not, I haven't touched a woman since December of 2024.
I just don't need their problems now

OK, I'm sorry I did not know about that: I was judging based on some of the statements you had earlier made here.

Mosco100:
My point is that why do people like generalizing Gen Z's. Some of us older gen zs know what you know, and have experienced different eras. So if you generalize and say, ‘gen Z's are this, Gen Z's are that, then your judgment is flawed. Not all Gen Z's are the same. I don't even understand many of the younger ones and what motivate them, but my annoyance is the generalization, and if anyone is foolish enough to class all Gen Z's equally, that person has God's judgment to face.

I understand you

Hmm this reminds me of , stories , clips and fireworks that I see in Amakom Tv on YouTube

Kalulu44:
I understand you

Thanks, Sir for understanding, I wish you well🤝.

I attended ojo high school too, I did my waec year 2000, very funny story school life sha