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2016 CLASS OF MEDICAL LAB SCIENCE; THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE DARING

All my life before I was blown to the Enugu Campus of the University of Nigeria, I thought I had found me. Walking through the iron gates of the den I realised that there was a different side to me. That side I have come to discover largely in the institution. Now I can comfortably say that the vision of our prestigious institution which is to build up its students in character and in learning came through in me.
This piece isn't to mention the accolades of my now alma mater. It is however to describe some of the personalities I met while in the den. Personalities that were my my classmates. Personalities that became family.
I'm going to be very honest here. Please do not murder me after reading this.

Abonyi Chinaza (Rosa). Hardworking and Intelligent. Confdent. Area mama. SE
erial competitor. Was probably told that the university had spots for first, second and third positions. Laughs heartily.

Abu Mabe. Quiet and reserved. Good cook. Christian. Ver sluggish. Drags feet and words and can bore you to death. Chronic sleeper during lectures.

Adama Blessing (Beeby). Politician. Main evil of the UNN end during first and second year. Had a rethink after losing primaries in 3rd year.Hardworking and intelligent. Labelled a pretender by many. Fun to be with. Best vice president ever. Loyal friend. BAE.

Agada David (Davido). Quiet and reserved. Fine guy. Wonder how he was able to campaign for the presidential position he currently hold. Member of a clique. Friendly. Loyal friend.

Agbamuche Gabriel. Quiet and reserved. Intelligent and informed. Crusher on my babe. Shy. Dude has a smooth bedroom voice which can lure you to sleep anytime. Can be annoying sluggish.

Agwu Donald (Caesar). Blogger(no specified area of blogging). Troubler of Otah Emma. Slap threatener. Someone said meet him, you'll like him. Dude is the same anytime. Brethren???

Ajaebgu Nwabueze (Barman, Da bar). Bad boy. Dude can talk you into loving him  hence the name Sabastine. Little wonder he was able to win over Loyal friend especially to Chidi. A*****. Friendly and fun to be with. Deceiver of fine girls. Kumkumated. Dude is bad ass.

Ajike Nkasi(Nakasi). Usually reserved. Hardworking. Stolen by KIngsley. Chic can get angry quickly. 

Ambrose Chukwuemeka (Speaker). Politician. Joncer. Loyal friend. Confident. Strong leader. Once confused by Ebube. Now stolen by Ifunanya. Dude is very wise.

Andrew Kelechi. Quiet and reserved. Another bedroom voice owner. Writer/blogger. Twister of facts hence continuously troubled by the brethren. Intelligent and hardworking.

Apara Oluwanifemi. Quiet and reserved. Christian. Not a good dresser. Intelligent and hardworking. Caring and Friendly.

Aruma Vivian (Vivi). Married and currently expecting. Friendly and smart. One time enemy.

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  1. Anonymous4 October 2016 at 12:39

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    1. Justina Chibueze4 October 2016 at 13:29

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  2. Unknown5 October 2016 at 10:05

    Nice work Jt.

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