The Diary Game|| 12-4-2025 || Saturday Vibes; Uniting The Youth Department Through Fun Gameplay

Greetings, Family,

Saturday is a free day for me, I mean, to some extent. On the contrary to this, I am a very busy person, 100% online these few days because of my business, and to be very frank, I knew customers were going to be messaging via my WhatsApp business account, but I needed to overlook that for today's fun. Besides, I just joined my church media team, and as a media representative, I need to take stunning pictures of how the youth cleanup and sports went. A breakfast would have been attached to it, but we didn't budget for that.

So I woke up in anticipation of this event. When it comes to occasions, I endeavour to attend on time; it will take me 5-10 minutes to reach the church depending on whether I am walking or jogging. I didn't take my eyes off the digital clock in the top left corner of my device so that when it is 10 minutes to the time we were to meet, which was 7am, I will take my leave.

On reaching the church premises, the church had already been cleansed. We waited for some people to arrive so we could move as a group to the field. The ladies were to accompany us, but it seemed none of them loved sport. When we arrived, one of the youths with the ball was already in the field with his team of young players; their veins and muscles were proof that they had played for years.

The place was not spacious enough for the gameplay, and we went to "Barth Ebong", a building still in the University of Uyo premises. Besides, there is a field, but we were not permitted to play there; we had to convince the security that we would keep the ball below window levels, and we were permitted. I wanted to play but remembered my role as the photographer.

Sooner, more youth began to approach the venue as I dropped a picture of the place we were; one of the youth, a Steemian @faires, came with AYO, a game with 12 holes. Maybe sooner I will make a post on that; the football game play was still on, and the church youth conceded more goals.

Those who retreated from the football game play came to find rest as they sat comfortably to play the Ayo game. The game rules changed to another rule that when your house is dominated by your opponent, you stand up for another to play; soon it changed, allowing 3-4 players in the game.

Later, after most people were tired, @fideliz suggested that we play a blindfold game where shoes are scattered on the ground, a cloth is tied to the eyes, and the 2 players are given a bag to fill. The idea behind it is that the search lasts for some time, a countdown from 1 to 20 is initiated, and then the game ends. The veil is untied, and the winner will be the one who was able to fill the bag with the most shoes.

Another game we played was sac race, oh my gosh, the last time i played this game was in my school Inter-house Sport Competition at age 6, I was to compete with my music director, i forgot to mention that our fellow, our buddies, the guys will beat you up if you lose, already many competitors had gotten their portion of this beating, and it was my turn, nobody wants to be beaten, hahahaha, the referee clapped the stick and my director was ahead of me, in no time we where in the same page i almost overtook him, unfortunately i didn't continue with the same energy when i turnabout i was lagging behind, i knew my beating was coming and i succumbed by falling on the ground then everybody gave me a random slap, chai!, it was pathetic but that was where the fun lies.

NAIJA GAME VIBES

After this, I returned to my duty post, and the ladies followed the same order. It was so fun-filled; I have video content here to display. Recently I got a lot of views on my video content; please watch this so that any time you have a gathering like this, you can try these games and have fun.

VIDEO BLOG