₦airaland Forum

NwaChibuzor100:
I swear I remembered the first day my papa dropped me off. There was no money . My mates were coming with cars we came with bike and 2 Ghana must go . Na cloth wey I nor go later need and like 1 sack of garri wey dem don package for me full am. The man no even send me he just drop me for gate make I find my square root. Anyways I was very happy because I felt I've finally gotten my freedom and can now do whatever I like without anybody disturbing my life. Nna mehn weeks later when they came for visiting day see as I dey cry make dem carry me back go house.

owomida1:
Be lying in one corner there. So u no flex as senior.

MoNickk:
my neighbour just returned from visiting her eldest daughter in boarding school and it made me remember and reminisce about when I was also in boarding school so here's my experience; I started boarding school in ss1 so I didn't cry when I was being dropped off but I remember feeling alone and small. I tried to ward off stares from other students and act like I actually belonged but before long I realised that I was still a learner when it came to some things so I found succor in being rude and believe me my rudeness got me into uglier situations than out of it. Made friends and my fair share of enemies but guess what? I survived boarding school in Nigeria!

pls share your experiences in boarding schools, what you learned and what you enjoyed most.

Dyt:
I am glad I entered COMLAG in the time of OBASA
If not, I for hear Wien
Wasn't easy sha
I never cried when my mum drops me off
I was stubborn, rude, calm, bully, bullied

Was I really bullied?


In all COMLAG gave me a life time experience

milanseedorf:
Boarding school made me who I am today. I learnt so many times at my young age then. Am still grateful to my parents for making me live there. You learn the good, bad and ugly. I rep Government Secondary School Owerri

NwaChibuzor100:
when u finish from comlag? My brother and I attended 2 diff boarding schools. He attended comlag ipaja while I attended another one after spending 2 years in comlag '96- '98.

Ibukun003:
LAST MAN!!!
The Senior shouts.

Then you see all the juniors running faster than a Cheetah.

The last man picks the bucket to fetch water or do whatever the senior wants...

If you never went to a government secondary school boarding ...then you never went to a boarding house.

dhabrite:
If you survived the "second home" in Mayflower school Ikenne, Ogun State. The most rugged hostel you could be at in the school, then you would most likely survive the sambisa forest.

A big S/O to all exmays home and abroad.

The road is really rough as Baba Tai would say!!

Dyt:
Finished 2002

Entered 1996
I rep Tiger house
And I think I was in Ruby from the start

dhabrite:
If you survived the "second home" in Mayflower school Ikenne, Ogun State. The most rugged hostel you could be at in the school, then you would most likely survive the sambisa forest.

A big S/O to all exmays home and abroad.

The road is really rough as Baba Tai would say!!

jibbish:
Together we shall win.......

If you no sabi give koro when last man is called... I don't know what to say

Dyt:
Finished 2002
Entered 1996 I rep Tiger house And I think I was in Ruby from the start

MoNickk:
my neighbour just returned from visiting her eldest daughter in boarding school and it made me remember and reminisce about when I was also in boarding school so here's my experience; I started boarding school in ss1 so I didn't cry when I was being dropped off but I remember feeling alone and small. I tried to ward off stares from other students and act like I actually belonged but before long I realised that I was still a learner when it came to some things so I found succor in being rude and believe me my rudeness got me into uglier situations than out of it. Made friends and my fair share of enemies but guess what? I survived boarding school in Nigeria!

pls share your experiences in boarding schools, what you learned and what you enjoyed most.

Ladymeenah:
Boarding house made me the independent woman I am today. it made me not to rely on anyone. I remember how my school mother almost finished my provisions in jss2....chai I couldn't cry. The different punishments, betrayals and so on. #fggc ipetumodu

chyima:
My fellow Commando,same set and Ruby class.

flying horse house

dhabrite:
If you survived the "second home" in Mayflower school Ikenne, Ogun State. The most rugged hostel you could be at in the school, then you would most likely survive the sambisa forest.

A big S/O to all exmays home and abroad.

The road is really rough as Baba Tai would say!!