Clasping his shaking hands, Malam Ahmad inspects the mangled iron beds and blown out walls of a school where dozens of students were massacred last month in northeastern Nigeria.
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"We are still in shock from the horror of the attack," Ahmad said as he guided an AFP reporter around the now deserted school, where he has taught English since it was established 13 years ago.
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Suspected members of Islamist extremist group Boko Haram stormed the secondary school in the farming village of Mamudo on July 6 in the middle of the night, opening fire and throwing explosives inside hostels.
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By the time the raid was finished, 41 students and one teacher were dead in yet another attack blamed on the insurgents being pursued by a military offensive.
Such things are never cool to happen to anyone cos it can go for days. Crying on a daily basis isn't good for the health too.