Dapo Thomas Realizing that it would be very difficult to distance myself from any semblance of scuffling and rascality after…
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From primary to tertiary, here is my diary (part 48)
Dapo Thomas My midnight blue encounter with those “midnight terrorists” who were banging and knocking playfully on my door had…
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I had only spent three weeks in Comprehensive High School, Ayetoro, (now to be referred to simply as Compro or…
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By Dapo Thomas I called Dayo aside to ask if we had any chance of making it into the school…
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When I heard the news that WAEC had released our results, I was expecting distinctions in three subjects namely English…
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Spurred by the 85% I scored in my Biology practicals, 82% in the theory and 77% in the objective in…
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Dapo Thomas Mr A. B. Somefun aka “Baba Somefun” was a History teacher of great renown in Eko Boys High…
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Emmanuel Abiodun Thomas aka Senior was a lively strict father. He wanted the best for his children like any other…
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During the long holiday, I had settled the issue of Oga Dara: I was not going to let him know…
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On the evening of Tuesday, April 2, 1974 around 6pm, I just returned from the field where I had gone…
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