1. Make Friends: no matter how introverted you are, you have open up a bit, make some friends or acquaintances, smile at people and never be the first to be rude, say hi when you meet people you know etc.

You never know when that will come in handy. And remember to always stay in your league.

2. Don't be too friendly: A psychological study found that people who are too nice are also the ones to get hurt the most. Don't let everyone sit on your bunk or use your locker all the time, and don't everyone all the time.

3. Choose a bunk near the window: choosing a bunk near the window is the best. During the hot weather, you'll find that the hostels are cramped. And not all hostels possess good fans or fans at all.

4. Choose a bunk wisely: sometimes, there are single bunks and sometimes double bunk, each has their pros and cons depending on the type of person you are. If you are introverted, do not like many people sitting on your bunk and dirtying your bed sheet and do not have guests and friends over, then choose an up bunk. If you hate climbing or heights and are a social person, then choose the down bunk.

5. Choosing a locker wisely: lookout for a locker closer to your bed space or bunk. Make sure it has a good lock, watch out for size depending on your belongings.

6. Secure your belongings: always keep an eye on your belongings and never be too trusting.

7. When it comes to cooking: don't stay hungry all the time and don't buy food all the time. Never be the room's chef but don't be too stingy.

8. Know that there might be bullies: so never show them your weakness and never expect someone to stand up for you. Show them you are tough cookie.

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The hotel’s chairman Kenneth Gbagi, a former minister of state for education, was alleged to have ordered that the workers – three women and a man – be stripped naked over theft allegations.

In a statement posted on Twitter on Friday, the IGP said he would ensure justice, calling for patience as the police investigate the case.

The statement read: “The Inspector-General of Police, IGP M.A Adamu, NPM, mni has called on members of the public, particularly the alleged victims and all interest groups in the ongoing Police investigations into the case of dehumanizing treatment on the Signatious Hotel Staff in Warri, Delta State, to remain calm as the Police intensify efforts towards unravelling the circumstances surrounding the incident.

“The IGP, while noting that the Delta State Police Command has since commenced discrete investigations into the matter with appreciable progress made, assures that justice will prevail no matter whose ox is gored.”

Igbere TV reports that several human rights organisations have protested against the alleged treatment of the hotel workers, accusing the police of conniving with the hotel management to carry out the act.

Mr Gbagi, however, denied giving the order.

https://igberetvnews.com/1365942/igp-reacts-alleged-stripping-hotel-staff-vows-get-justice-victims/