KingAzubuike:
We have definitely experienced that "it's a small world " moment at least once so let's share. Mine goes does.

When I got to Norway around 2010, I decided to branch a nearby restaurant to have some food. Made my order and guess who happened to bring my food to my table? An old bestie from primary school. There was nothing I didn't do to search for him on social media but you know Nigerians, even if they are on social media, they barely use their real names. Silifer Idera go turn Silver Dera, Olamide go turn horlahmidey but that wasn't his case tho , he wasn't on social media as he didn't fancy it.

We hugged and talked into the night in a language only two of us could understand.


Around 2013 in naija , met a lecturer from university who used to terrorize me back then. The man just hated me for reasons I couldn't understand. Went to the bank to deposit some money and i turned back to see how long the queue was, it was this "wicked" man who did all he could to make sure I didn't graduate from university that was behind me. He recognized me and smiled but I just stylishly took my face away. He probably expected me to come and greet him but mehn I no even send am. I did my thing and left him there.

Thirdly, went to a general hospital after falling ill. Guess the doctor that came to attend to me, an old secondary school classmate. Strange enough he was one of those "olodo" students back then in class who everybody looked down on and laughed at. Person wey everybody think say no fit make am.. Nobody truly knows tomorrow.

Share yours.

MrOkenwa:

The rest was history because that event saved me from marrying a farm tool.

KingAzubuike:
We have definitely experienced that "it's a small world " moment at least once so let's share. Mine goes does.

When I got to Norway around 2010, I decided to branch a nearby restaurant to have some food. Made my order and guess who happened to bring my food to my table? An old bestie from primary school. There was nothing I didn't do to search for him on social media but you know Nigerians, even if they are on social media, they barely use their real names. Silifer Idera go turn Silver Dera, Olamide go turn horlahmidey but that wasn't his case tho , he wasn't on social media as he didn't fancy it.

We hugged and talked into the night in a language only two of us could understand.


Around 2013 in naija , met a lecturer from university who used to terrorize me back then. The man just hated me for reasons I couldn't understand. Went to the bank to deposit some money and i turned back to see how long the queue was, it was this "wicked" man who did all he could to make sure I didn't graduate from university that was behind me. He recognized me and smiled but I just stylishly took my face away. He probably expected me to come and greet him but mehn I no even send am. I did my thing and left him there.

Thirdly, went to a general hospital after falling ill. Guess the doctor that came to attend to me, an old secondary school classmate. Strange enough he was one of those "olodo" students back then in class who everybody looked down on and laughed at. Person wey everybody think say no fit make am.. Nobody truly knows tomorrow.

Share yours.

coputa:
After graduating from the university,i got a job as a base manager of a company,due to my retinue of work,i usually close late,so,my first day at work,i stayed up to 8pm,when i came out of the office,about entering my car,i saw my teacher in primary 4 opening the gate for me(he's a night guard).i stopped and told him my name and that of the school,he recollected fast because back then,i was one of his favourite student.

KingAzubuike:
We have definitely experienced that "it's a small world " moment at least once so let's share. Mine goes does.

When I got to Norway around 2010, I decided to branch a nearby restaurant to have some food. Made my order and guess who happened to bring my food to my table? An old bestie from primary school. There was nothing I didn't do to search for him on social media but you know Nigerians, even if they are on social media, they barely use their real names. Silifer Idera go turn Silver Dera, Olamide go turn horlahmidey but that wasn't his case tho , he wasn't on social media as he didn't fancy it.

We hugged and talked into the night in a language only two of us could understand.


Around 2013 in naija , met a lecturer from university who used to terrorize me back then. The man just hated me for reasons I couldn't understand. Went to the bank to deposit some money and i turned back to see how long the queue was, it was this "wicked" man who did all he could to make sure I didn't graduate from university that was behind me. He recognized me and smiled but I just stylishly took my face away. He probably expected me to come and greet him but mehn I no even send am. I did my thing and left him there.

Thirdly, went to a general hospital after falling ill. Guess the doctor that came to attend to me, an old secondary school classmate. Strange enough he was one of those "olodo" students back then in class who everybody looked down on and laughed at. Person wey everybody think say no fit make am.. Nobody truly knows tomorrow.

Share yours.

LabuleofNigeria:
Someone stole my phone in the office, came back to charge same phone on my desk after two months.

Infact, i didnt recognize the phone not until he came back for it, asked me to help unplug the same phone from the socket beside my seat.
That was the moment i withheld the phone & questioned him. las las i reclaimed my phone.

Babzrockman:
Mine goes like this

There is this guy I used to assist in registering Direct entry forms I.e not once in Zaria... I give him the grace to pay whenever he's convenient for the first and second attempts.. He appreciated it a lot because he was a diploma student back then.
For like 2 years or so, I did not see him around again. So, I went for my youth service in Anambra..
On this faithful day, I went to watch football match at viewing centre in the village I was posted... Going out side to pee after half time, I heard somebody calling me when I turned back it was the guy I used to assist back in Zaria. He said what am I doing here. I asked him same question... He replied, "this is my village o"... I told him I be corper now.. He was so happy and I really enjoy d dude in d village...
Life sha

9jathingsonpoint:

that your first story is surprising

coputa:
After graduating from the university,i got a job as a base manager of a company,due to my retinue of work,i usually close late,so,my first day at work,i stayed up to 8pm,when i came out of the office,about entering my car,i saw my teacher in primary 4 opening the gate for me(he's a night guard).i stopped and told him my name and that of the school,he recollected fast because back then,i was one of his favourite student.

rash47:


You be from z.. town?

Babzrockman:


Stayed there between 2008-2014

Faponko:
Nice thread. Had one ex like that more than 10 years ago. We lived a reckless life (if you understand what I mean).

Saw her earlier this year at ikeja city mall with her hubby and their grown up kids (cute family) . Meanwhile me never even settle down, I still dey do guyman up and down. She saw me and she was shocked but quickly throway face but weytin concern me. Me sef lock up find my own way jare. Everybody don move on.

Faponko:

You attended ABU?

amidel:

Damn, this life no balance.
It's good you turned out a student to be proud of, at least the teacher can say Oga na my student before

stacyadams:



The hubby carry toto wey u don ravage finish

Vianna:
Went for NYSC in Sokoto state (2011). It was a remote village, sparsely populated. I barely go out anyhow but on this fateful day I decided to get something at a nearby shop. Met my secondary school classmate , he owns the shop and he recognized me instantly. The strange part is that we had our secondary school in Lagos and many years apart here he was in Sokoto running a small store. Like I didn't expect to meet any living thing I know in that part of the country. Even if it was the city, it was still understandable but a store in a remote village like that. ? Gosh the odds ehn. I think nature just has a way of twisting fate to suit certain circumstances. That's why I believe there are more dimensions out there in a parallel universe.

Risky101:




Which PPA was yours? Served in GSS Tutera same year batch C though. Later CLO.