HOW A 16 YEAR OLD HUMILIATED FRANCIS


HOW A 16 YEAR OLD HUMILIATED FRANCIS
            It was a capital disgrace when Francis walked into our den on Friday the 3rd of July, 2011 on his knees in the name of begging an 100 level student who he thought he could exhibit his normal autocratic behavior towards as he normally does in class to his fellow 500 level students, little did he know he was entering into the snake’s pit. He approached the girl with a lecherous attitude and at the end of the day he was carrying a tree of honey bees on his head crying for help.
            He was highly mortified by this young, beautiful and adorable girl, no wonder our brother forgot he was in 500 level and has a departmental name to protect. In view of this, I think it’s high time he stopped portraying himself under the canopy of mechanical whenever he wants to put up one of his ludicrous, lewd and lackadaisical behaviors. We have been magnanimous enough to have forgiven him several times but its becomes a state of disma pisma when a considerable no of people mostly 100 level come to know that the 500L MECHANICAL CLASS REP was rubbished by an 100 level student in the name of lust.
CONCLUSION
 I think our class rep is getting lost and need to whistle for him to come back and wake up from his slumber before he drags our deserved respect as a whole into the mud.
RECOMMENDATION
I therefore pass a message to those who has abetted him in this illicit and lugubrious act to desist and lets join hands together to help this boy and uphold the departmental name. So help us God.
REFEENCES
PEBBLE OF MERCY VILLA, 2011.
DEFINITION OF TERMS
MORTIFIED: Made to feel uncomfortable because of shame or wounded pride.
Cause to feel shame; hurt the pride of SOMEBODY
HUMILIATED:  Made to feel uncomfortable because of shame or wounded pride
LECHEROUS ; showing sexual desires in an offensive way.
ABETTED; encourage or help in wrong doing

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