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Before we left Toyin’s place, I managed to brief her. She was mute in disbelieve. We got home and Kassim was nowhere to be found. He abandoned the poor girl at home to nurse her pain all alone. My feeling towards Ope was mixed, a feeling of pity for her and a feeling of jealousy
I was to attend a burial ceremony along with Toyin that Saturday. I left home very early to beat the traffic that normally builds up on Saturdays because of weddings and other events. I made my way back home because I forgot the gift we planned to present to Mrs Victoria, our friend who
Days became weeks and weeks became months, no one talked about what baba told us. We resumed our normal life until Ope came visiting. Ope is the younger sister of Kassim who came to seek for admission into Kogi State University, Ayangba. Ope had made several attempts to secure admission into University of Ilorin
Toyin took us to her pastor at Felele, an outskirt of the town. Good morning sir, this is Nneka and her husband, the one I spoke to you about. We greeted the pastor at the same time. He was an elderly man in his 60s but he was still full of life. He greeted us
Many a times people go through life’s challenges without knowing the source of their problem. This was the case of my husband, Kashim Olabisi. We were married for ten years without an issue. We had done many tests and sought for all manner of medical help to no avail. We even did IVF twice but