Dyt:

As in ehn I vowed never to take my kids to a boarding house

NwaChibuzor100:
I swear I remembered the first day my papa dropped me off. There was no money . My mates were coming with cars we came with bike and 2 Ghana must go . Na cloth wey I nor go later need and like 1 sack of garri wey dem don package for me full am. The man no even send me he just drop me for gate make I find my square root. Anyways I was very happy because I felt I've finally gotten my freedom and can now do whatever I like without anybody disturbing my life. Nna mehn weeks later when they came for visiting day see as I dey cry make dem carry me back go house.

CassieV:
If I begin to tell stories of what I went through in FGC Okposi as a junior student, this will be a very long post.

The second most memorable thing that I experienced was when I received an expected unexpected slap from a senior student.
Yes you read right, it was an expected slap and at the same time very unexpected.
That was the day I truly understood that you can really see stars after being slapped. I was deaf for some moments after that.
Truly unforgettable..

My first most memorable experience was on another level..

But Boarding school was till fun despite all that.

Dyt:


Dunno if I remember lol


Egein

Chyima

Jibbish

I dont remember any bone thugs

Egein:


I know. I was a swaratic loafer.

Comlag was like my family's preferred school. All of my cousin's, Faith, Victoria and Samuel Ayah, all attended Comlag. My brother, Eky, later went on to become Flying Horse House captain.

Dyt:



Demons they were

milanseedorf:


Same year as you.how can I forget Tom okoro, sir chijioke, Mr Amadi, Mr MBA etc. Good old days man. Ogssian for life. Check my profile let's relate.

Shortyy:

I was a boarder from jss1 to ss1. I became a day student ss1 second term. And in my school you can only flex as a senior when you're in ss3 and also a boarder. I didn't get the opportunity to do that.

Neroclassic001:
A BOY THERE?

Is04970:
Annunciation School Ikere Ekiti.
We attended the morning devotion only 1/3 awake.
May Baba Warden's soul Rest in Peace.

duchess02:
Yes oooo,i survived too,but jss1 to jss3 was hell but after my ss3 i didnt wanna leave again.A fool afta 6yrs in comlag is a fool foreva

duchess02:
Am sure i will know u cos u were in tiger house,my younger sis was d house captain in tiger house in 04

Martin0:
.
..no wonder

jibbish:
I remember Snr Ime back then in 1996. that guy was the most fearful senior in scorpion house, no SS2 will ever want to try him

Dyt:
I am glad I entered COMLAG in the time of OBASA
If not, I for hear Wien
Wasn't easy sha
I never cried when my mum drops me off
I was stubborn, rude, calm, bully, bullied

Was I really bullied?


In all COMLAG gave me a life time experience

iyatrustee:


Anco boys wey we dey die for in tbose days! I attended Unity Sec Sec Ikere Ekiti

chubinwa:
Dorm is a different place with a different lifestyle entirely. To me, it was all fun. I remembered how I was bullied by my seniors and more especially my hostel master. it was not funny at all. life is very easy. walking around the hostel half unclad and eating junk foods. having bath in a small enclosure with more than 17 students taking their bath. and after which u run to your room naked leaving your dickson dangling like a giggle bell. Really had fun I must confess

NwaChibuzor100:
I swear I remembered the first day my papa dropped me off. There was no money . My mates were coming with cars we came with bike and 2 Ghana must go . Na cloth wey I nor go later need and like 1 sack of garri wey dem don package for me full am. The man no even send me he just drop me for gate make I find my square root. Anyways I was very happy because I felt I've finally gotten my freedom and can now do whatever I like without anybody disturbing my life. Nna mehn weeks later when they came for visiting day see as I dey cry make dem carry me back go house.

Abeg shout out to these 3 schools.

Command ipaja (comlag)
Mayflower ikenne and
BMHS Ijegun.

dhabrite:
If you survived the "second home" in Mayflower school Ikenne, Ogun State. The most rugged hostel you could be at in the school, then you would most likely survive the sambisa forest.

A big S/O to all exmays home and abroad.

The road is really rough as Baba Tai would say!!

Dyt:


No wonder wetin



The ladies too
Ogo
The one with glasses

Dunno if I remember them
But comlag was worth the experience

the ladies had the wicked twins,Odion and 'aharerre' not sure of the spelling ,dragon house those ladies where something else their 'abara' can take you to another world.
I can remember the day they remembered me,omo those girls dealt with me I missed my evening Eba and ewedu during swara period of all times

Sapiosexuality:
None of my kids will go close to a boarding school. I almost died there. Lol. That wasn't funny though. Started crying from Day 1 to the end of SS1 when I left the horrible place. My mind was never there and I hated almost everything.

Fell sick every Monday from the poor diet, the unhealthy environment and the floggings. None of my kids will near that place. Hated the place from Day 1 till the last day. From my JSS 3-SS1 I can't recall a month I didn't fall sick at least three times.

Parents should stop taking Kids to boarding houses. It creates barriers and stripes one of powers to train the child how they deem fit. It offers you experiences to work a good life but at that age, deciding for yourself is very difficult.

Always had a unique persona there. Was very quiet some senior boys believed I could poison there water or food if they message me and I loved it. Lol. Never liked it from day 1. Didn't like it after I left. I don't like it now and I'm not sure I will like it.

calmG:

fun...?
your own better...may be its lately...
then when I was in JSS1...Guys in ss3 where MEN...as in they're matured with beards everywhere...

calmG:

As in eh..both of us have same opinion about boarding schools(government ones especially)...
I remember telling my dad I don't want to go back cos the suffering was much...he told me its not suffering its discipline...I just wish he understood