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Now, this was what I saw!

Yesterday, after a tedious work, my mum asked me to buy bread for us to eat.

Near our farm, there is this school for students with special abilities. It was inside this school I bought the bread.
As I was returning, a particular class caught my attention.

One of the students was on a wheelchair. I could see some others with special abilities.

One of the students was standing, just staring at the teacher- you know that confused look.

The teacher explained in Yoruba what a family was. She repeated more than ten times.

I stood watching.

The teacher started going round. One student at a time. She would stand in front of the student then point to the book on the table.

"This is the father, this is the mother, this are the children"

The pictures was what she used to explain better.

What struck me was how she patiently went, one student at a time.

I felt hope for the educational system.

I celebrate teachers who sacrifice Soo much into the lives of their students.

Esé púpò.