In my primary school days we had one "nkwutamkwu' it means jalopy. His motorcycle was very old and needs pushing every day.

Later in secondary school we have "ol boy come here" that's the physics teacher.
Cat iron -our chemistry teacher.
Madam do good.
Bonshuu our french teacher
Rabbi. Our principal, he was priest.
Cadiac muscle, our maths teacher, he was very muscular.
Nge egbu gi ooo. Our business studies teacher, he is always treathening to kill person.
Assuming. Our geography teacher, he starts every of his sentence with "assuming the earth is flat"



Funny enough when i became a teacher the students called me "Alakased" which is a corruption of "and like i said"
Just my way of empaphasing what i have taught.
In another school they called me Shakara master

Seriously ��

VIKTO83:


U must have been from Asa grammar to know that name

We called Corper Obiora that year Edward bcux of his big head. 0p

Vinnie2000:
Skyscraper. (Was tall) Oganigwe. (big bobby) Yancher. (liked babes). While during my NYSC, Was called corper Edward cos of my big head. But some students called me Swagga uncle. Lol.

Omicron007:


Your life revolves around sex.


No offense.

Fear God

Iya buoku how french teacher

visijo:
Please If you are dating someone try and find out how that person was raised. A lot of people weren't raised in love, they were raised on Survival!! Some people can hurt you without looking back�

Out of topic, but very true. Some people are just broken at their core and you're better off letting them go and wishing them well - loving them from a distance to protect yourself

Concave mirror, kolication, solar

Are you hearing me

Adesina18111:
We named our business studies teacher LAGATA because he looked and acted like a military man known as Lagata in SAWORO IDE movie by TUNDE KELANI...not for indomie generation tho...back then in 2002 to 2005 in my Junior class days...

Then we called our Geography teacher as TOPOGRAPHY, just for the way he always over emphasis on hilly terrain Which is in contrast to his height while teaching or caring out his official duties