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Monday 16 February 2015

NWANOKWAI VIVIAN - Class Series

someone once asked me, 'shey this one na our coursemate too?' this was the fate which trailed Vivian especially in our early years in School. She had this lavish look about her, with expensive clothing and perfectly lightened skin which fed on the best of creams and other skin care products, it was unbelievable to imagine that such a goddess was part of and parcel of we mortals. It was simply unheard of.
School they say is not meant for everyone, but i strongly disagree with that view. Although conventional education may not be applicable to all, but School definitely offers more opportunities than Classroom lectures and Library memberships. For some people, school offers an
opportunity for business networking both with lecturers, fellow students and the society at large.
All fingers are not equal and no two people are equally endowed, no wonder why some students needs to attend hours of classes,painstaking note-taking and lengthy library stay in order to 'pass' their exams while others just need to put in one or two hours of 'private' visits to lecturers offices, worse still, some even go as far as paying their way through School.
Vivian was a beautiful young Lady, very friendly and jovial. She cuts the figure of a typical 'big girl' in school. She neither bothers with the stuffy school hostels nor with the spacious varsity Libraries.
All her concern is to 'pass' her exams and i'm very sure she puts in a lot of 'private' study, since she obviously seemed to disdain attending 'public' classes.
In all, She was a good friend of mine, we surprisingly got along together quite smoothly and although i don't know why, She seemed to actually admire me somewhat beyond the average level.
We had some academic interactions a couple of times and the rest of the time, she got to photocopy my notes and materials.
I don't mind her friendship at all, afteral, she is a cheerful person, whose 'wahala' level is significantly low.

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