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Two men fight over an incident that happened when they were in primary school
Yesterday, 28th March was a funny day on Twitter NG because we saw two grown men ‘fighting’, over an incident that took place while they were in primary school.
It all started when a Twitter user, Ayo posted on Twitter about a scar that he claimed had been given to him by an Edun Tomisin when they were in elementary school.
Ayo claimed Tomisin gave him the scar because he displaced him twice by taking the first position.
He wrote;
“Edun Tomisin, I haven’t forgotten neither have I forgiven you – Damiland Nursery & Primary School, Iju-Ishaga. You stabbed me with a rusty blade because I displaced you twice by coming first on getting a double promotion to join you in Pry III. More than 2 decades later, my stomach still bears testament.”
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