DUKE’S FIRST DAY IN THE UNIVERSITY
“…My head was gushing with groundnut oil, sorry, olive oil, as I stood up from where I have been kneeling down for more than one hour. It was my mother…
DAMZY’S MATRICULATION AND DUKE’S ADMISSION
“…Damzy’s matric ceremony was a day of horror for me. Aside being treated like an outcast in the midst of her coursemates, and left alone on my own like a…
OWNERSHIP OF PROPERTIES BY PRIESTS IN THE CHURCH: UNRAVELING THE ISSUES BETWEEN REV. FR. PROF . PAUL OBAYI AND THE CHURCH/BISHOP ONAH
I took time to watch the over 30 minutes live video of Fr. Paul Obayi, narrating his painful ordeal in the hands of the Bishop and the Catholic Diocese of…
I FAILED JAMB AGAIN
Damzy and I have ported from Bishop Alex’s lesson center to the Cathedral Library following the leaked poem and the way people looked at us there. We became friends but…
HUGGING DAMZY
“…The #2,700 I paid for the lesson at Bishop Alex JAMB Lesson Center wasted just like that. Not even upto 2 weeks. As expected, I quit from there and started…
THE LEAKED POEM
“…My Darling Damzy… I hate mathematics and it’s questions But setting my eyes on you made me fall inlove with mathematical equations Because seeing you and falling in love with…
APPROACHING A DAMSEL
“…2go was the most popular social networking app amongst teenagers then. So, getting Damzy169’s 2go username was a big win for me. That night was the most restless for me…
DUKE THE NIGERIAN (PASSING JAMB, Season 1; Episode 3)
“…I was trying to concentrate and understand the Demand and Supply Curves that Santos was teaching us, when both the class my entire biological and psychological systems were disrupted. “Good…
DUKE THE NIGERIAN (PASSING JAMB, Season 1; Episode 2)
“…Failing JAMB that year ushered me into a new world of realities. It was the first time I understood the meaning of Nigeria happening to someone. I became a laughing…
DUKE THE NIGERIAN PASSING JAMB (Season 1; Episode 1)
For some truly unclear reason, the Nigerian military Junta led by Olusegun Obasanjo in 1978, felt that the few Universities available then were not capable of picking their own students.…