LOL!!! Boy wears wrapper to school, wins bet

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A pre science student of Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka (Mbaukwu Campus) shocked everybody yesterday Thursday 28/02/13 when he wore a wrapper to school.The student who is in E2, earlier had a bet with some guys in his lecture hall that he could wear a wrapper to school and the guys promised to give him #20,000 if he did which he did, after he stepped into his hall, the girls who could not hide their amusement started shouting, yelling and chanting.The noise attracted the security officers to the Hall and the boy was fished out & planked with heavy logs of wood. These action nearly stirred a riot in the school, as students detested the brutality saying the guy had the right to wear anything he chooses.HE ran away, while he was still being assaulted.
...as we would say in Lagos "SURE BOY"

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