I would not send my child (if I had one) to a school named “De-stronggest God International School”. The name is cheesy at best and may be passable for some local one-man firm but definitely not a school.
\nI came back to Lagos with a friend, and despite the fact that he mentioned there might be a problem with\u00a0one of his back tyres, we were still pushing 150Km\/hr regularly. He is a competent driver, but given the state of roads in the country and the number of reckless\/incompetent drivers on the roads, I think he is taking “liberties” (un-necessary risks). I have mentioned it in the past and since I am just a passenger – what else can I do but to find alternatives.\u00a0I say a silent prayer whenever he gets on the road\u00a0–\u00a0even though I am not travelling with him.\u00a0And of course by\u00a0the morning of the next day, the tyre had gone completely flat.\u00a0<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I would not send my child (if I had one) to a school named “De-stronggest God International School”. The name is cheesy at best and may be passable for some local one-man firm but definitely not a school. I came … Continue reading