‘Baba Ijebu’ was the name we fondly called the Vice-Principal of my alma mater, African Church Grammar School in Ibadan. Baba Ijebu was a very tough, firm, and uncompromising disciplinarian whom every student feared. In our third year in school, a handful of students started a riot over something I cannot recall now. The riot on the campus went on for days and would not die off. The school authorities strove to quell the bickering, but…
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