So, I heard this is St. Linus Primary School in Okwa 1 community, constituency 1, Boki Local Government Area, Cross River State, Nigeria.

At first, I thought it was a school in an unknown African country until someone from Boki Local Government Area in Cross River State confirmed the school to be situated in a country regarded as 'Gaint of Africans'.

Good education is said to be the bedrock of any growing society. But it is quite disheartening that the educational system in the local government area of Boki has been relegated and neglected. The picture is an evidence of black age in Boki or probably Nigerian independence has not extended to Boki Land.

This ugly scene is cemented with questions like 'Is Okwa 1 Community, Constituency 1, Boki Local Government Area, Cross River State not part of Nigeria? Is there no sitting commissioner for education in Cross River State? Is there no sitting Governor? Are these children not Nigerians?

The above questions obviously have answers and I'm sure those concerned persons must have been briefed about the school but this is a country where nothing necessary is done until it gets the attention of media or probably those children become thugs some days to agitate for what belongs to them.

There was a country!

Tosdam wrote again! ✒