WHAT GOES AROUND COMES AROUND
"Prof. Jubril Aminu was once the VC of University of
Maiduguri. During his tenure, there was an Aluta struggle and
some students were rusticated.
Four of the rusticated students came to Gani Fawehinmi to
challenge the action.
He fought the case to the Supreme Court and won.
The students went back to complete their studies.
Later, Gani was arrested over his anti-SAP conference and
was flown to Maiduguri, then driven to Gashua. At the Lagos
airport, not knowing where he was being taken to by the
security men, Gani played a fast one - he told his captors that
he wanted to use the toilet.
He got inside the toilet and quickly scribbled on a toilet paper
- "To whoever uses this toilet, this is Gani Fawehinmi. I am
being flown to an unknown destination by security men.
Please, let the world know". He placed it in a conspicuous
place, flushed the toilet as if he just used it and came out.
When they got to Maiduguri, they had a brief stop over at the
SSS office, where a lady officer offered Gani a cup of coffee.
Gani was hooked on coffee like drug. But this time, the will
power of Gani came on. He told the lady officer -"so you
people have got information that l can't do without coffee. You
think you can poison me? From, today, I stop taking coffee ".
That was how he ended his addiction to coffee.
He was later moved to Gashua prison, in a most decrepit cell
where he collapsed after some substances were sprayed in the
cell.
He was rushed to the University of Maiduguri Teaching
hospital. When he regained consciousness, he found a doctor
examining him and he protested, asking the doctor not to
touch him.
The doctor, not wanting the security men guarding him to
hear, he whispered to Gani's ear - "Chief, you are in safe
hands. Can't you recognise me? I am....., one of the medical
students rusticated whom you fought for our reinstatement. I
am now a doctor. So, relax. You are in safe hands".
And that was how Gani's life was saved - reaping from the
good deeds he did earlier, which he had forgotten"
~ Richard Akinnola II
Moral of this real life story:
Do good always and it shall come back to u |
twas borng at first but got funny as I scrolled down..
The ones that have many children outside,that when you disturb them too much, they would just go and die...
Op, I'm Trying So Hard Not To Believe That U Passed Through All Those Events While Growing Up With Your Dad. Nice Compilation.
