On my way, I walked through the students' mini recreational center in which certain structures caught my interest which I quickly made up my mind to share with my fellow Hivians.
The picture above consists of a small hut-like structure where students gain a nice time together with their mates.
Still, at the recreational center, Another image caught my attention. It was actually funny at the initial stage to me, but Iater thought deeply about it.
Hope you know that it isn't an iron sculpture. It is actually a pile of wastewater cans ..yes!
Though I don't know the person who made it I do not doubt that the power of creativity is greatly at work in him or her.
As I walked down the road. There is the school pharmacy building complex in view. specifically built for the pharmacy students.
Though I couldn't walk inside because it was locked, I d' know that it must be quite conducive for learning for our potential pharmacists.
Still, on the tour, I saw this splendid sculptural work that really passed a message to me. it may not be very clear though due to the nature of my phone camera. But here is the description; it is a sculpture of two arms that developed into a palm carrying a lighted lamp.
I don't know what may be your view from the description of that structure. But from my perspective, I think it's all about the power of unity which undoubtedly brings about light (an essential resource) to an individual, a group, society, and even to a country at large
Here, I paused and pondered.
I haven't ended my tour till I saw this magnificent building as my school library popularly known as the Nnamdi Azikiwe Library. It really amazed me.
The library
Do you know that this library situated here in my school is one of the largest libraries in West Africa.
I could only walk through the corridor because I wasn't with the necessary requirement that would enable me to gain access to the library
Indeed, having a blessed morning is an understatement, because I got insight, I got knowledge.
Favi馃 loves y'all
