RE: LEAD THE CHARGE!

Hi sis,
Ok another prefect is here. Welcome ma.
Yeah indeed women in power can be something else.

You make me laugh there when you say, reasoning with her was a failure before it began. These people can be really ruthless o.

Mine was an entire system that was ruthless. Infact the Principal I had in my JSS 1(not this one in my blog) was more like yours. He was like a terror, he moves and every student disappears out of sight, everywhere as calm as a cemetery. The VP Academics in his time too, was also similar to your Principal.

So we were writing our final exam(WAEC) and it was the day of Applied Electricity. We were not much who offered that subject, so it should be easy for the school to test-run and set-up our apparatus for practicals, especially as the Principal had said he was interested in our success in exams.

What happened that day was a shocker, we all began to sweat with trembling in the laboratory– almost all devices were not functioning well, meanwhile the exam time was counting.

The Principal came on a routine visit to breeze in and breeze out, but when he saw what was happening, he too became uneasy, before we knew it he had taken off his jacket(because he's always on suit) and joined the technicians who were hastily trying to fix the devices, eventhough he was an Educationist by training.

We got to know that day, that the school had not test-run the devices properly, it wasn't faults that cane suddenly. The WAEC officials knew this too and so were unwilling to give us extra time.

Well there wasn't much success with the emergency fixing, so we had to share devices with eachother to get our readings whereas time had been wasted. Now we had to work faster for timesake. This was stressful and ofcourse it didn't help our scores generally. I managed a credit(C6) though.

Oops sorry,I guess I just feel like telling stories this morning.

Thanks for coming, hope I didn't bore you with this sha.

Cheerfully...