Black Genesis

Kunle Adebayor, what a blessing he is to his Igbo family. A perfect example of Black excellence in Nigerian skin. In one of the days he left Edo State for London only to unveil the sovereign episode of his pedagogical life. College pupils in London made him have chalkboard fever and couldn't look forward to the next day. His accent and tone were a Rowan Atkinson show to them and that annihilated his esteem.

The first student to give him a hard time was Julius Setton the Student President who behaved like his is the boss of the campus. He asked him humiliating questions and other students would laugh at Mr. Adebayor and that gave the black man a hard time. His class was filled with a bunch of racist students who got irked by seeing the new black teacher standing infront of them. Kunle pretended as if he didn't give a hoot about how these students treated him. The plane was the last place that Kunle received pleasant hospitality from air hostesses, London was a dungeon of lions to him.

Nissi Abeloa was a British-Ghanaian who worked in the library as the Chief librarian. She was born in Glasgow and her parents originated from Southern Accra, Ghana. She was the only child of the late Mr. and Mrs. Abeloa. She has been working at this college for the past 5 years as a loyal and hardworking librarian. Nissi was the first person to befriend Kunle at the campud becaused they got along very well.

Nissi viewed topics and ideas in the same spectrum as Kunle because they had one thing in common, The Tank. The only thing Nissi was good at was the Library Computer. "The Tank", what is it?