Category: Profile
My Diary:From Primary to Tertiary (PART 46)
There was no love garden in Compro (why should there be one in a secondary school?) but the gangway served as the best spot for lovers’ gathering....
My Diary:From Primary to Tertiary (Part 45)
Dapo Thomas The plan was that I would play the tonic solfa and then my special choir would lead the congregation. I was about to do that when one of...
My Diary:From Primary To Tertiary (PART 43)
Dapo Thomas I called Dayo aside to ask if we had any chance of making it into the school in view of what the teacher had said about the number of people that...
My Diary:From Primary to Tertiary (PART 42)
Dapo Thomas When I heard the news that WAEC had released our results, I was expecting distinctions in three subjects namely English Language, Literature in...
My Diary:From Primary to Tertiary (PART 41)
Dapo Thomas Spurred by the 85% I scored in my Biology practicals, 82% in the theory and 77% in the objective in the mock examinations marked by my...
My Diary: From Primary To Tertiary (PART 40)
Dapo Thomas Mr A. B. Somefun aka “Baba Somefun” was a History teacher of great renown in Eko Boys High School. He was a lively teacher. Little...
Rwandans vote in presidential, parliamentary elections
Photo Caption:Rwanda President Paul Kagame welcoming a diplomat to his country Millions of Rwandan citizens cast their ballots Monday morning at more than 2,600 polling...
Tribute:Soyinka And The Unknown Soldiers
By abiodun KOMOLAFE From the Archives-First published July 12,2004 _ This must be a particularly thoughtful moment for Wole Soyinka, Nobel Laureate, and world acclaimed...
My Diary:From Primary to Tertiary (PART 39)
Dapo Thomas Emmanuel Abiodun Thomas aka Senior was a lively strict father. He wanted the best for his children like any other parents but his method of going...
My Diary:FromPrimary to Tertiary (PART 38)
Dapo Thomas I was made the class captain on merit by popular consensus. That, however, did not stop me from making noise. So, even if it was a strategy by my...
