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CHAPTER 26
"Okay next," Mrs. Ayodele said with a high tone.
Gideon rose.
"Good afternoon everybody, today I would like to talk about a typical NISSMUN experience.
If I were asked about an experience that feels so exciting, fascinating, hilarious, and fun catchy; I wouldn't waste time to haul out the 'NISSMUN conference'. NISSMUN mean Nigeria International Senior Secondary Schools Model United Nations. It is an annual conference.
We woke up early in the morning. After preparation and stuff, we wore beautifully designed 'PATISA @ 15' vests, matching jeans, and cool sneakers. We carried our luggage to the school bus and had our spaces fixed. We went for breakfast. Breakfast was yummy as usual. Tea, bread, and scrambled egg. We had a rushed meal and set out early. We took some dope pictures. A lot of guys weren't giving a damn. They dressed nicely.
The journey was very stressful; we went by road. Everyone kept to himself, phone, gadgets, Bluetooth headphones, or
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