GUEST WRITER: SHITTU FOWORA
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One of the most
profound moments in my early education days was when we had a new student,
Ejiro. Ejiro wasn’t particularly an extraordinary student but we all liked him
to be within our company because he had ‘mouth’. ‘Mouth’ was what we used to
describe one who combined brashness and confidence. It was to his credit
that the term ‘educated illiterate’
became the catchphrase and the most frequently used diss in school then. Once the term was shot at anyone, a sudden
clash ensues with blood and temper rising by the tens.
