But the father saw that the child was socially tormented, and what else could an old man do to help his child.<\/p>\n
As the adage goes, “experience is always the best teacher”, Ololo never took the advice his father gave him and continue to go on with his deviant life in the school.<\/p>\n
Ololo, addicted and prone to causing crimes was to glue his class three madam to her chair for her to be disgraced in the class as well as the school. He was going to do this with the knowledge he had acquired from trapping birds on trees.<\/p>\n
Lo and behold, and true to his thinking, he besmeared the chair of the madam earlier than classes hours and went back home. He returned during the normal school time.<\/p>\n
Whenever they go to the classroom, the first thing she does is to mark the register. As she sat on the chair, everything worked like magic, do you think the madam will be able to get up from the chair as she was glued to it? The Headmistress came around when she was alarmed about the incidence. She had nobody to suspect than Ololo and his friends, but they couldn\u2019t incarcerate them for the lack of evidence and proof.<\/p>\n
Ololo and his friend; Kofi Addo, thought of doing something to the Headmistress for taking them as suspects although, Ololo did what happened. They had in mind that the mistress was a torn in their flesh.<\/p>\n
The deal was to stone the mistress with a catapult in the night. The idea was brought up by Ololo, but Kofi Addo was supposed to carry out the action.<\/p>\n
The night scheduled was due and they were in their hideout. The headmistress, as usual, came to pass but this time with her daughter; Angelina. Angelina was old enough to be Ololo\u2019s senior sister and she was also tough. She attended school in the city which was a single-sex school. She went to church anytime she came on holidays.<\/p>\n
Kofi Addo mistakenly took the daughter to be the mistress and fired the stone which was a mystery. People were grooming suspicious of how things were happening but that was the final year for Ololo to leave the lower primary school to upper primary school.<\/p>\n