BACK TO BEING A LAW STUDENT
<p>School has resumed and i’m reminded once again of how fast time flies. A month ago, I was playing charades with my cousins late into the night, and now I’m staring at my black and white, wondering who the devil incarnate was that told me law could make me millions. I remember telling my mum that I wasn’t going to come home for christmas, after she told me that my cousins were coming to visit us from Abuja. The last time I saw them was in primary six, and we hadn’t had any form of communication since then, so I felt a bit worried that we weren’t going to get along. I am not much of a social person and I didn’t want to risk making them uncomfortable, so I decided to stay back in school. But Sapa had other plans for me. I stayed in school for a week after the completion of my exams. It was like things decided to skyrocket because I said I wasn’t going to go home. It was survival of the fittest, and guess who came out perfectly fit. Yeah, not me. Anyway, I went back crying like the prodigal daughter, and my mum welcomed me with open arms while laughing in my face.</p>
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