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The thirteenth tale, so volumous and sensless, cant even remember the writer

The one that impacted my life is 'Gifted hands' by Ben Carson. Also the Harry Porter's series 1-5
'The Vanishing' (the kids who missed rapture) by Tim & Carol Lahaye
My latest the 'Night Room'

cumz: ASUU... wetin I do u?

See ur mouth self, instead of u to pray that our Govt. should create a lasting solution once and for all in our education sector so that those things we enjoyed during our own time thats making us cherish those memories will continue. Our education now is WORSE, compare to our own time 20- 25 yrs ago. Nowadays Pupils cant remember what they are being taught last term let alone 2 yrs ago.

folafola: D O Fagunwa pls

Ireke onibudo, Ogboju ode ninu igbo irunmole(my favourite Akara oogun) Orangodoganyin, igbo olodumare

folafola: same here
Mr Bako
Ali and the angel
Mr Giwa is a shopkepper
etc
in our N.O.E.C in the public school

folafola: same here
Mr Bako
Ali and the angel
Mr Giwa is a shopkepper
etc
in our N.O.E.C in the public school

Do you remember Angazi, that old man who has 2 chiken one goat and lived in a hut, went to a town where the people there speak a different language, so anything he asked they reply Angazi.
Along the way he saw people crying and wailing, carrying a dead body, again he asked "who is that dead person"? They replied Angazi. He thought to himself, "Angazi is a rich man who has everything in that town but is dead, i am a poor old man, i have only 2 chicken and one goat, lived in a little hut, but very happy.
But the real meaning of angazi is 'i don't understand what you are saying'
Also karanda and kirindi, injenico,
Also the Yoruba literature pry 1 to 6. Ina ati Omi, Awodi, ijapa ati efon,oriki iyan, òle (o tori amala ba won gb'oku r'oyo), and many more

Wow thanks for this, this poem is my favourite [quote author=dr.laykay]Mr sada is a farmer, he lives in sapele, he has a big farm.he grows yam,cassava and groundnuts.every saturday he goes to farm bt on sundays,he goes to church.can u see his church in the picture?


This is the key of the kingdom
In dat kingdom there is a city
In that city there is a town
In that town there is a street
In that street there is a lane
On that lane there is a yard
In that yard,there is a house
In that house there is a room
In that room there is a bed
On that bed there is a basket
In that basket,there are some flowers
.
.
Flowers in d basket,basket on the bed
Bed in the room,room in the house
House in the yard,yard on the lane
Lane in the street,street in the town
Town in the city,city in the kingdom
Of that kingdom,this is the key [/quote]

I attended public school too and i can still remember Mr. Nwosu with those chicken and white rice on the tabke.
Sugar girl- Ralia
The passport of Mallam Ilia
Mr. Bako (travelled round Nigeria)
Audu, Etim, the rabbit wearing shoe
The incoruptible judge(Agbalowomeri)

nikkypearl: i attended public school;(