I've noticed that every year new graduates get crazier n crazier...u c them poking their body out of a car window, or standing on the roof or just being stupid while d stupider driver rides like a male dog climbing a bitch, 4getting dt shud anytin happen, d blame will be on him! Abeg pple, make una use una head na, not dt after ur pple don sweat send u go skul u go con go get accident on grad day...a WorD'S EnufF 4 d WisE!

Okay! Thanks for the advice.

Funny enuf, some will still have spill over

I understand their excitements, how accomplished they feel having passed through all these academic rigours however, they shouldn't throw caution to the wind.

Not only it is an achievement to pass through an institution, they also ought to have graduated in the field of common sense.

franugo:
I've noticed that every year new graduates get crazier n crazier...u c them poking their body out of a car window, or standing on the roof or just being stupid while d stupider driver rides like a male dog climbing a bitch, 4getting dt shud anytin happen, d blame will be on him! Abeg pple, make una use una head na, not dt after ur pple don sweat send u go skul u go con go get accident on grad day...a WorD'S EnufF 4 d WisE!

in Nigeria??

shuuu.

Valid points!

Hehehe, sitting back in my office I just can't but imagine how stupid we were those days. I remember the stunts we pulled with our entourage (everybody came with his dad's car) on the Enugu-PortHarcourt expressway, the near miss we had in front of Okpara Square close to New Haven Junction, bringing the busy streets of New Haven to a stand still as we gyrated with empty bottle of alcohol.

Sadly, this was after my roomie and I had gone to church (empty hall) to give thanks to God immediately we finished the final paper. SMH.

[size=18pt]ESUT GRADUATION DECEMBER 9, 2011[/size]
Funny enough, within these pics are the most brilliant of the department. Therein are the BEST GRADUATING and the SECOND BEST GRADUATING students of the department (maybe faculty as well).

when i graduated, i went straight to church to give thanks, i didn't do any of these.








But that was 30years ago sha, things have changed.

adegwurulez:
when i graduated, i went straight to church to give thanks, i didn't do any of these.


But that was 30years ago sha, things have changed.

When I graduated, I didn't do same either and that was about 15 years ago

And many of them came out with nothing..

Chai, forgetting that the real deal is, making it in life, not necessarily going to school..

jnrbayano:
I understand their excitements, how accomplished they feel having passed through all these academic rigours however, they shouldn't throw caution to the wind.

Not only it is an achievement to pass through an institution, they also ought to have graduated in the field of common sense.

thank u oga!! At least their celebrations shud be moderated.

adegwurulez:
when i graduated, i went straight to church to give thanks, i didn't do any of these.








But that was 30years ago sha, things have changed.

30yrs ago? naim be say na u be oga at d top oo, ur boy is LOYAL

rattlesnake:
in Nigeria??

of course. I think it happens in all unis but am using Delsu abk as a case study seeing as am a delsuite meself...u telling me u haven't seen such anarchy n mayhem b4?

Lilimax:

When I graduated, I didn't do same either and that was about 15 years ago

I dont know why but i think i believe you.

adegwurulez:

I dont know why but i think i believe you.

Likewise the way I thought I believed you too

franugo:


30yrs ago? naim be say na u be oga at d top oo, ur boy is LOYAL

you should take that with a pinch of salt.

Lilimax:

Likewise the way I thought I believed you too

So how are the kids?

adegwurulez:

So how are the kids?

Doing well and how are yours?

Lilimax:

Doing well and how are yours?

Somewhere in the reproductive cells of a yet unknown lady.


I hope they're good.

adegwurulez:

Somewhere in the reproductive cells of a yet unknown lady.

So you lied

Lilimax:

When I graduated, I didn't do same either and that was about 15 years ago

The two of u should continue lying for united state of nigeria..............

idu1:
The two of u should continue lying for united state of nigeria..............

Lilimax:
So you lied

Maybe i should put a disclaimer up there;
"Believe this at your risk"

adegwurulez:

Maybe i should put a disclaimer up there;
"Believe this at your risk"

adegwurulez:

Maybe i should put a disclaimer up there;
"Believe this at your risk"

yea u shud. If no b say sister lilimax dey hold me, two of us 4 get down now!

franugo:


yea u shud. If no b say sister lilimax dey hold me, two of us 4 get down now!

Stop mentioning my name.
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It is not limited to graduation. Some few years ago, about five students died in Unilorin on the day of matriculation. They were in a car, over speeding and were involved in an accident. It was very saddening to see young lives cut short in the blink of an eye but that is what excess of joy can lead to.

franugo:


yea u shud. If no b say sister lilimax dey hold me, two of us 4 get down now!

Lol.. i'm a specialist in jaw breaking, you better thank her for saving yours.

adegwurulez:

Lol.. i'm a specialist in jaw breaking, you better thank her for saving yours.

u wish man....u shud count urself lucky, go ask uduaghan why e forehead be like dt

Lilimax:
Stop mentioning my name.
You comment and reply yourself? how good does it sound ?

comment n reply meself Am confused