Hot Water for the Famous Seven

A bunch of mischievous renegades in Form 1A - foxes all of them, with outrageously bushy tails to boot, have the radioactive cheek to gallivant about Sacred Heart College calling themselves the Famous Seven. As if that is not mortifying enough, these arrogant little confederates have the tendency of threatening and even bringing down time-tested and firmly established college rules, regulations and procedures with reckless abandon. The little rascals, Mozarts in football and streaks of lightning all of them, even have the effrontery to provoke retribution by belting their seniors - the semi-foxes of Form 2, in a rousing football encounter. But, when the Famous Seven break bounds and sneak out of campus, going after the most eloquent of all infernos, Bamanga Njuma of the Fifth, conveniently decked in his father's army garb, spivishly borrowed, the principal of the college, Brother Hugh Macgregory Jones, blows his top: "Enough is enough," the principal bellows with stentorian alacrity.

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Ntemfac Ofege is currently head of United Media Incorporated, a media-development Common Initiative Group. He holds a first degree in Journalism from the University of Yaoundé's Advanced School of Mass Communication and a DEA(M. Phil) in Political Science. His earlier works include, Namondo (Child of the Water Spirits), Growing Up, etc.