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Lagos, Nigeria
Joined June 2016
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My neighbour’s 7 year old daughter comes to my house almost every weekend to finish my snacks but I enjoy the company Once she comes, she commands that I put Moana or Frozen for her on the Tv & I obey then she sits on my couch (doesn’t say a word) watches tv until she leaves…
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My neighbor and his new girlfriend came over for dinner as promised. Since his wife passed a year ago, I haven’t seen him with anyone, so it was a relief to see him ready to date again. But when I say new girlfriend, I mean brand new…
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But nobody can stop my daughter when she starts, so she continued. “Daddy, no, it wasn’t a movie! What about the time when—” I screamed, “That’s enough! Radio without wire! Go outside and play! The adults are talking. Jesus!”
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As she walked off, she turned to the new girlfriend, “Aunty, if you have more coals, please bring for me and my mummy.” Shame covered me like a shield And that’s exactly how my wife is too—never lets things go easily. Like mother, like daughter. The End
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Growing up, my dad hardly ever fell sick. In over 20 years, I had never seen him visit a hospital. The only medication I ever saw him take was Fansidar. So when he complained of malaria, I quickly got a taxi and rushed him to the hospital. We arrived and sat at the reception…
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She didn’t move. She was pressing her phone and smiling. Something inside me snapped. I knocked the phone out of her hand, lifted her and carried her over my shoulder and ran back outside with her, reached the taxi and dumped her down on the ground….
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It was then she got up quickly and checked my father. She looked at me and shook her head “I’m sorry, sir,” she said quietly, fear in her eyes. “He’s gone.” The ordinary malaria the doctor called it had unalived my father. "May Nigeria not happen to you." The End
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