One of the students has this to say.
STUDENT: My country's good histories can't be completed without the mention of the dreadful slave trade.
TEACHER: No, that is not a good history.
STUDENT: Alright, my country's good histories can't be completed without the mention of the civil war which consumed about two million innocent souls.
TEACHER: No, that is not a good history.
STUDENT: Alright, my country's good histories can't be completed without mentioning our leaders who steal public money and run down here to hide.
TEACHER: No, that is not a good history.
STUDENT: Alright, my country's good histories can't be completed without kidnapping and money rituals been mentioned.
TEACHER: No, that is not a good history.
STUDENT: Alright, my country's good histories can't be completed without mentioning the baby factory cartel. This is a process whereby men are paid to sleep with young ladies in order to impregnate them.
When they finally give birth, the babies are sold just like chickens in a poultry farm.
TEACHER: No, that is not a good history.
STUDENT: Alright, my country's good histories can't be completed without the cases of examinations and electoral malpractices.
TEACHER: No, that is not a good history.
STUDENT: Alright, my country's good histories can't be completed without mentioning the killer herdsmen, kidnapping of students for wives, bribery, extortion and corruption in high places.
TEACHER: No, that is not a good history too.
But come to think of it, what country on earth could that be?!
STUDENT: I can't tell you its name. From all the happenings in it, we don't need a soothsayer to tell us its name.
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