Literal Diva

It's the sixth week of Law school but my second week. I attended my first law dinner and also wrote my first surprise "Snap Test" which are given randomly to snap your brain . I finished registration on Wednesday and was told there was a possibility I would be dinning the next day, the school has set ground rules student have to comply with in order to dine. *Court shoes or flats , no patents or suede's allowed just leather, no bows or designs of any sort. Males had to wear shoes with soles. *Suits: Skirts, white shirt , black dress and blazer for females and trousers for males. No skinny ties allowed. *Females had to be on their natural hair, no weaves, braids or plaits allowed. No nails or eyelashes and small stud earrings. Those who didn't comply with the rules were sent back to change, people were told to cut their nails, remove the designs on shoes. Some had to take of their false lashes. I fixed my nails on Sunday and really gutted I had to dissolve

I survived my first week on the Lagos Campus, It was a lot of stress but I pulled through. Lectures started four weeks ago but I had issues with my admission due to people in ICT, I missed out on the background stuff but should be able to catch up . Bar II is completely different from Bar I first thing is I'm in the Lagos campus where they are much more stricter than Abuja. I decided to stay in Lagos due to the proximity to my house and the boo also lives in Lagos . In Abuja female students were allowed wear black on black but that'ts not the case in  Lagos, it was either white on black, black dresses or go back home to change. I got in trouble on my first day because my shirt had ruffles and I was wearing suede shoes, I smiled my way out of it, It took me over an hour to drive to VI from my house which is on the mainland and there was no way I was driving back home. The timetable for class is nine am to one thirty pm, with a thirty minute break at eleven,however that&