Olayinka

Nigerian uni will teach you that "Good morning sir" is a survival skill. There was this girl in my dept in Unilag, Amaka. This babe could greet for Africa. Not just "Hi," I’m talking full kneeling package. "Good afternoon sir, how is madam? Hope the kids are fine?" Even if the lecturer was single, Amaka must find family to ask after. We used to mock her like "na greeting she wan use graduate?" until final year hit. If you remember Dr Adeyemi, The man can set exams like he’s fighting for his ancestors. 70% carryover rate. One day he was walking past the corridor and everyone was forming "busy" because he was vexing, but Amaka stepped up. "Good evening sir! You look well today. Thank you for that last theory, it really cleared my head." The man actually stopped and smiled. Fast forward to result day, everywhere was red but Amaka pulled a solid "B" in his course from a man that doesn't believe in joy.

Street photography in Black and white.

Silence in gold