Some people don't feel guilty for hurting you. They feel uncomfortable knowing you see them for who they really are. They don’t regret the pain they caused. They regret losing control over how you see them. What bothers them is not the damage they did. It’s the fact that you no longer smile at them the same way. That you no longer trust them. That you stopped making them feel like a good person.
If you applied to any AltSchool scholarship and you’re yet to get allocated to any scholarship, + you’ve taken your entrance exam.
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I’m going to use all my money to invite Ohemgee band to play at my wedding. You people will like biscuit and bottled water🙏🏽
You won’t eat o. But you will dance. We can’t have it all.
I’m aware 97% of students & Alumni of OAU can sing their anthem, >95% of same is applicable to FUTA, apart from these great schools, are there any Naija varsities where at least 70% of students & Alumni can recite their school anthems offhand? Ui 🌚, don’t mention, sure <10%.
And June made sense
And June restored all I lost
And June brought good tidings
And June gave me greater opportunities
And June delivered all it was supposed to deliver
And June gave me a greater dimension of favor
And in June, God lifted me
I wrote JAMB twice and he paid both times.
Everytime I want God to do something for me and it seems it's not going happen, I remember this story and keep trusting.
I lost my dad in JSS 3. I was in a public secondary school in Abeokuta and I wanted to change my school to a Federal Government College in SS 1. Before his death, my dad would tell me he had no money to send me to a Federal Government College but I didn't stop talking about it.
When she told him that I would be coming home to school, the man said no. He said my dad had mentioned it to him many times that he(dad) would love me to attend the Federal Government College. This man went on to pay for my entrance exams. He paid my school fees from SS 1 to 3.