Bertbert: My Thanks and appreciation goes to my MUM the best teacher in the whole world,you taught me and made me understand that life is not a bed of roses,without you i wonder what this life would have turned out to be for me.I also thank my Sister who discovered my talent in those early years as a kid when i used to designed and built toys using available local materials and also repaired faulty appliances at home and even for our neighbors,you encouraged me to make sure i pass very well in physics,chemistry and mathematics so I can become an Engineer which I am today(may God bless you).Also to all my teachers who taught me from nursery school to University level may God bless you all.
To the HOLY SPIRIT the greatest teacher who taught me inside and gives me directives at all times even now that am getting old you still whisper to me with your sweet low voice in every situation telling me what to do thereby making me courageous and wise....Thanks very much.
HAPPY TEACHERS DAY TO ALL THE GOOD TEACHERS.

Ninilowo: Mr Folorunsho Ojelade is my teacher. He taught me in Primaries 5 and 6. he laid me a very solid foundation which is still useful for me till tomorrow.I cant just forget my parents and elder brothers too. they are great teachers. My the Almighty God be with you all In Jesus Name

pheesayor: Thank you Mukina2, I'm a teacher and would want to meet other teachers on this forum, especially Computer/ICT.

Happy Teacher's Day to my fellow teachers across the globe

dabrake: to my (further)mathematics 'titia' who would solve a question, clean the board six times in continuation only to arrive at the original question again, hence, forcing us to cancel 14 pages of our notes, . . .

category: To both of my parents who were teachers by profession/vocation,
i'll remain ever greatful.
To Mr Akhere (Usogun Pri. Sch. Auchi)my first primary school teacher. May ur children be greater than u.
To Mr. Idodo, my first H.M, may ur children never suffer the pains u suffered.
To Mr Ilukhor, Mrs Yunusa, greater shall be ur offsprings.
To Mr. Akhor, Mr. Igbodegie, Mr Agbada, Mr. Isege, Mrs Hassan and my principal Mr Isunoya, may u all reap the fruit of ur labour for moulding
me to become what i am today.
Mr. Mustafa, Mr Imhoitsike and principals Iraoya, greater shall be ur children.
I love u all.

fellory:


He was also my lesson teacher.he had tribal marks right.ThankGod for him

Nkonadi: My 2nd English Teacher Is Just A Braggart who Uses Igbo Language to Teach English... He once told me that Mans is A Correct Word instead Of Men...

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gulfer: God bless you Mr. Adekanbi (R.I.P), Mrs Amadi, Mrs Olusodo, Iya' ntisha etc. My life pattern today was shaped by the teaching from you great people most especially the humility and hardwork. On to my secondary school (Igbobi College), Mr. Koyi (neatness)-heard he is now a lecturer, Ambali(Physics and further maths), Williams (VP), Ajongolo (VP), Bros Okon (Football coach) and the irrepressible, indefatigable principal; Ojutiku. GOD bless the ground you tred and repay your kith and kins for all the hardwork invested in us. Thanks a lot.

gulfer:
God bless you Mr. Adekanbi (R.I.P), Mrs Amadi, Mrs Olusodo, Iya' ntisha etc. My life pattern today was shaped by the teaching from you great people most especially the humility and hardwork. On to my secondary school (Igbobi College), Mr. Koyi (neatness)-heard he is now a lecturer, Ambali(Physics and further maths), Williams (VP), Ajongolo (VP), Bros Okon (Football coach) and the irrepressible, indefatigable principal; Ojutiku. GOD bless the ground you tred and repay your kith and kins for all the hardwork invested in us. Thanks a lot.

mbhs139:


Sorry, Mr. Ojutiku is late.

I know him very well. He was the one that use to ancor Bournvita Brain Match.

He died sometimes in the late 90s. He was once in my school to give us a lecture when we were about passing out. He was truely a wonderful person with his smile.

mbhs139:


Sorry, Mr. Ojutiku is late.

I know him very well. He was the one that use to ancor Bournvita Brain Match.

He died sometimes in the late 90s. He was once in my school to give us a lecture when we were about passing out. He was truely a wonderful person with his smile.

nnamdiosu:

up IC .. SAY SAY SAY

gulfer:
say, say, say; what year are you?

nnamdiosu:


2001 set. u?

nnamdiosu:

Haba that's not true na. I finish sec school from igbobi college in the early 2000s and he was my principal. how can he now be living and dead at the same time?

gulfer:
I be elder, 1996 set