MY DIARY GAME 03/05/2023-MY TRIP TO AKWA IBOM.

Good day to you all members of this wonderful community it's your boy amjosh9 again sharing my diary game post. This is a detailed explanation of my journey from my house to the inter-state park before then getting on the bus and getting to my destination in Ikot Ada Idem in Akwa Ibom.

IN THE MORNING

I woke up in the morning said my prayers and meditated, after I got up tidy my room, took my bath and brushed my teeth and prepared bread and tea for breakfast.

I picked the cloth I was going to where and also selected a few that I was going to be taking with me to Ikot Ada Idem.

I got dressed after dressing I began to get my affairs in order, picked my notes and textbooks my torch light and charger, I dropped my assignments with my close colleague Incase the lecturer requests it I won't have to cut my stay short.

I bid all my friends farewell informed my brother and my parents of my journey and I headed out and took a Tricycle (Keke) to the bus stop and from there another Tricycle (keke) to the inter-state park.

IN THE AFTERNOON

At the park I bought my tickets for a bus going to Uyo with a maximum capacity of 12 passengers.

I was the third passenger going to Uyo to arrive so I was given seat number three, I and the other passengers going to Uyo had to wait for more passengers to come so as to fill the bus and that was very annoying for me .

Thirty minutes in, I was already getting hungry and I didn't want to eat out I was hoping to eat once I arrived my destination but that won't be possible.

So I had to find somewhere to eat, I moved around the park and there I found a small restaurant and there I purchased a plate of garri and Egusi soup.

I had lost track of the time but after eating we waited another forty-five minutes before they asked all passengers travelling to Uyo to come out and enter the bus.

Then we took off, I then called my Grand mom to tell her that the bus just took off and she should be expecting me in the next two and half hours.

IN THE EVENING

After I arrived at Akwa Ibom I greeted and reunited with my Grand mom.

I ate and took my bath then we sat down and talked, she asked about school and how I was coping with my studies.

I said what every student always said no matter the circumstances, "school is fine, we thank God".

Although the stress of the upcoming exams is on another level and the fees are too much, and it was not what we signed up for but I have started and I must finish with flying colours.