MTC Old Students Association Batch 2011

Good morning,

You are invited to attend 2011 MTC General Meeting on Sunday, 31st August 2025, by 4pm. at Nasaro Hotels, by Anwana Esin Oron.

NOTE:
In this meeting, we shall discuss ideas and means to have smooth progress as an association.
Please come with positive opinions.

Thank you.

💔 “She Used My WAEC Result to Get into University — But 10 Years Later, I Was the Guest Speaker at Her Graduation.”
Written by Rosyworld CRN

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PART ONE — ONE RESULT, TWO LIVES

We wrote WAEC the same year — Amara and me.

She was the pastor’s daughter.

I was the house help in their compound.

I studied under the corridor light at night.

She had a private tutor.

When results came out, I scored 8 A’s.

She had 4 F9s.

Madam cried.

Sir screamed.

But I celebrated in silence.

Until the day I overheard them whispering in the parlour.

> “Let’s use Ngozi’s result. She has no family. Who will ask?”

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PART TWO — THE SWAP

Madam called me into the room.

Smiling.

> “Ngozi, how are you? You’re a smart girl. We love you. But Amara… she needs this more.”

> “What do you mean?”

> “We’ve already submitted your result under her name. You’ll stay here and continue helping us.”

I stood frozen.

> “What about me?”

> “You? You were never meant for university.”

I cried that night till my voice cracked.

But nobody heard.

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PART THREE — THE ESCAPE

Two months later, I ran away.

Left with a polythene bag, ₦2,000 and my original result slip — the one they tore and dumped, but I had photocopied secretly.

I moved to Owerri. Slept in a church for two weeks.

Then I got a job at a restaurant.

By 2014, I enrolled in a community college through part-time classes.

Worked in the day. Studied at night.

Graduated top of my class.

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PART FOUR — THE BOOK THEY COULDN’T Silence

I wrote a memoir:

> “Stolen Scores: The Girl Behind the Result.”

It spread like wildfire.

Interviews. TEDx. NGO scholarships.

I was invited to speak at youth conferences across Africa.

Became an education reform advocate.

Until one day… I got an invitation letter.

UNIZIK Final Year Guest Speaker Invitation.

The name on the signatory?

Amara Chidiebere.

The same girl who wore my destiny like lipstick.

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PART FIVE — THE SPEECH THAT SHOOK THE HALL

I arrived in a green lace gown.

Simpl

HELLO....
Please who on earth dose this really resemble, and who is he?

Some memories to be always active allover everywhere