What a day!

Now I didn't finish first. I probably was the fifth to finish. It isn't about that anyway. This time, I wrote out the ink out of the pen if I'm allowed to use the words that way. I enjoyed answering the questions. though, I ain't expecting a 100/100. I know I performed better. Now the bad part. I thought cheating was all about ask your friend or write out things on a paper and bring it into the hall. Man, I was shocked to hear two guys quarreling afterwards, they almost fought. And why? One was talking about their cheating mode. They got the questions before time. Nooo! How was that possible? Our world has gone so insane. We even thrive in corruption. Thanks to Goodluck Jonathan who is a good example with the state pardon given to the Big man Alams. Mind you, there are many Goodluck Jonathans in this world, I didn't refer to one in particular. Who even says its a name? You know, I'll never forget something about Alameseigha (might have missed the...

I just finished a test. It was to hold for three hours. I was the first to submit. I submitted within an hour and a half. "I don't need to ask you how it went, you finished first, didn't you?" a colleague said after the test. I could have submitted half an hour earlier. Don't think too far. You'll get the point soon. "How did the test go?", some people asked. It went well, my reply (It doesn't change a thing whatever I tell them except for some pity-party if I say the negative). But did it go well? (To myself) hmmm... Have you ever been in an exam and you just couldn't write (Even though you know the answer are somewhere at the back of your head). Ok not just that, have you been in an exam and you saw familiar questions you knew the answers but couldn't just remember the answers. Today's test was like that. The first phase of the field experience for the National Graduate Skill Development programme (NGSDP) ended about four ...