The Bar, The Bench and The Cows(Fiction)
Written by Etinosa Egharevba The “annex” campus is bigger than we think. Photo Credit: Generic|Pinterest The Faculty of Law building was refurbished: the power outlets were changed, the walls were repainted custard yellow, the toilets were tiled, windows were fixed, pipes were installed. The nouveau toilets were locked to prevent some students from vandalizing its properties. This forced some students to take a trip to “Barth Ebong” or some other accessible convenience to ease themselves. When law students stepped out en masse amongst the field riddled with milky cows and bulls accented with black spots, you could look from law students, to cows, to law students, to cows, and all of a sudden, the black and white would blur into a fine symmetry and you wouldn’t be able to tell the difference. Seeing these cows within a learning milieu annoyed me and most of my colleagues. Suffering to understand the complexities of law courses, you had to marinate in the “f...
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