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It was only when I got to my room I discovered I was hungry, the fact was that I hadn’t eaten anything since I morning. Cooking was impossible, since my kerosene stove was already a desert with serious drought of kerosene, even if I had kerosene, the only foodstuff in my locker was garri. I immediately found myself in a dilemma, I couldn’t go to Mt’s room, because I knew I wouldn’t find any food, he only cooked at mid-night when everyone was asleep, and even at that, he cooked at a regular intervals of three days.
I switched on the Bluetooth headset I took from ykay’s room and started playing the song, paying attention to the lyrics rather than the beats, all this I did amidst near violent rumbling in my stomach. I knew quite well that none of fmr friends would lend me money, and it wasn’t yet month end, in fact the month was sjust beyond half, so there was no hope of getting money from home. I continued learning the song amidst heavy thoughts of how to get food, the 110 naira on me was already gone before I even spent it spent since I had to call Funke.
I was grateful to Etisalat when I discovered I still had about 10 megabytes left of the weekly 15 megabyte I was given. In order to utilize it , I quickly clicked on Google and started searching for ‘love my baby’ lyrics. I had just few hours left before 7pm- the time I ought to call Funke, therefore, the best I could do was to concentrate on the task despite the protest by the worms in my stomach.
When I felt I my preparation was enough, I went to the Aboki’s shop just outside my hostel to recharge my phone with 100 naira, and I bought 10 naira sugar for the sake of my stomach. I got back to my room and soaked the remnant of my garri, I could feel jubilation in my stomach when the first spoons of garri dropped there, and gradually I came back to life…never underestimate the power of love…I only got to know how hungry I was when I started drinking my’ garium sugarnitrate’.
After my sumptuous meal, I called my Funke to prove to her I could do anything to make her happy…



to be continued

Aminat508: 4 tyms, 223, 208, 248 nd 195, but na post ume dey Bleep me up sha! But Allhamdulliahi for d last Utme which i later got addmitted into Osunstate University!

happy for u o!!!

once... I believe I was just lucky!

make she give them. punny na? men shall not live by. hugs alone!
(shoot me)

the world has just been spared of an Idiot. good news!

I could remember one. of. his interviews with a newspaper sometimes in 2005 , he boasted of having more than 100 Jeeps in his garage...
sometimes i tell myself if being wealthy will. lead me to the piling up of vanity... then I don't pray to be wealthy.
the 72 million dollars could be used to change the life of more than 72 thousand people..but in this country of ours the more u Look the less u see, the less u see, the lesser u understand...
hopelessly hopeless

Indians are among the most racist people on earth. they believe black people are inferior.many do not know of d existence of black Indians because they are not allowed to live and share amenities with white Indians. so this isn't a surprise

Ghana’s public universities are
facing a boom in applications, but
do not have sufficient facilities to
meet growing demand that has
been exacerbated by an influx of
students from neighbouring
countries and a double cohort
leaving school this year.
As a result, admission to
universities is no longer based on
obtaining the required grades –
some qualified candidates have
been turned down or made to sit
additional selection tests.
The situation has been
compounded by students from
neighbouring countries –
especially Nigeria – competing
with Ghanaians for admission.
Nigerians have been seeking out
Ghanaian institutions because of
the frequent strikes that have
bedevilled their public university
campuses.
“Over the past four months,
Nigerian universities have been on
strike and students have been
forced to stay at home so it is
better for some of us to look
elsewhere to educate our
children,” a Nigerian parent, Folu
Agbeniran, told University World
News in Accra.
Agbeniran said he had spent a
month in Ghana looking at
institutions that could admit his
child as a first-year political
science student.
“It is expensive to send your child
to universities in Europe because
even if you have the money, the
visa regime has become very
complicated so it is only logical to
turn to a neighbouring country
where everything is working,” he
said.
Local students have become
frustrated as institutions put in
place competitive procedures to
select qualified applicants. This
year the University of Ghana
rejected 39,645 qualified
applicants who wanted to pursue
undergraduate or graduate
programmes in the 2013-14
academic year.
The vice-chancellor of the
University of Ghana, Professor
Ernest Aryeetey, said the situation
was worse this year because there
were two groups of students that
sat the West African Senior School
Certificate Examination in May-
June 2013. This was due to the
shortening of the four-year senior
high school course to three years.
Aryeetey said about 37,507
undergraduates and 2,138
graduates were denied admission.
He described as “painful” the
decision to reject 881 applicants
who obtained good aggregates.
“We are faced with the painful
decision of having to turn down
the applications of many
otherwise well qualified applicants
due to limitations of staff and
facilities,” he said.
As a result of these limitations
some science students said they
had to sit selection tests to gain
admission.
“I made the grades and was
expecting to be admitted but the
university authorities used a test
that they conducted to deny my
admission,” said Joseph Addo.
“My dream of gaining admission
to study medicine has been
dashed and I am not sure of what
I can do because private
universities are very expensive
and my parents cannot afford to
pay those fees,” Addo added.

SOURCE: http://www.punchng.com/education/ASUU-strike-heats-up-admission-in-ghanaian-varsities/

Rexsul: my problem wit fine girls........dem no dey get manners.

u check her pics @ all? I swear she. no try!

Seriously I don't seem to care any longer.. d strike can linger for all I care #making money everyday #

joyli: Everything is green card

If you don't know u ask!! The lady is in UK not US!!

What's my business with her? I'm just having my fun....

signed!!!

adaobi123: Yes beautiful.

https://cdn.swaggernewyork.com/media/2013/01/Naomi-Campbell-580x753.jpeg

I still give up!!! slim ain't necessarily beauty!

Vivly: ?

serious relationship!!! #winks#

Vivly: Some chicks be like

I no pity u o....u are busy looking for enemies ko?

adaobi123: The dress is ugly just like her attitude. But she's a beautiful woman.

beautiful?? if this is what u call beautiful.. I give up!!

Hausa, Yoruba, English... still learning French.. I have great interest in the language

don't worry you'll be fine.. I have a cousin who is Ss... we thought he wouldn't make it but today he's a graduate... graduated at age of 22 and currently undergoing masters.
you've almost won the battle, don't give up...u gonna overcome it definitely!

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face of Nairaland!

wait o...this May sound silly but I swear I don't know the meaning of twerking

green card!

Kslib: ..

tchai!! u no go allow me sleep this night o

guy u badt o...I'm following sharply..

Andy blaze knows better... Maybe u guys even work in the same mortuary.. Please consult him...

[quote author=#babysmart]hehehehe....i hope u can sing o @ wasak....anyways jst wanted to say dat u apologise too much...evn wen funke was rong...i tink dats a clear sign dat d relationship wasnt healthy.....kip up d gud job tho[/quote]I was in love...

Idiata queen: Wow! Wat a 9ice story and pls do round it up in time becos am tired of readin jawe but to sincere with mysef i pity bimpe o is not easy

Please don't be tired. continue reading... don't click that dial!!

Drclassic: Nice work. Keep it up

Thanks man!

After some minutes of reflection, i dashed out to Id's room. When i got there I collected his phone and searched for 'love my baby' by Wizkid, lo and behold i couldnt find it there. Throughout my stay in his room, he kept asking what my mission was
How could I have told him Funke ordered me to memorise a song ?

I dashed out of his room and off i went to ykay's room (another coursemate of mine). I asked whether he had the song on his phone, to which he replied in the affirmative. I opened up to him as to my mission , because unlike Mt and Id ,ykay was a jew man like me. After I finished explaining my mission, he shook his head and said 'wasak , i must tell you the truth, you are mad'
On a normal day, Yk's remark could have infuriated me, but it didn't for i admitted i wad truly mad, not only that, i was fully contented with my madnees for it gave me joy.
After sending the song to my phone, i surreptitiously took his bluetooth headset and ran away from his room (we lived in the same block) .
On my way downstairs to my room, I saw an inscription on the stair case, it must have been written by a student..it read 'WHEN LOVE IS NOT MADNESS, IT IS NOT LOVE AT,ALL'
I smiled after reading it and nodded in agreement.

to be continued!

waow @ the policeman... 6 pack things