What is the world turning into? Instead of molding our teenage kids to become better tools for development and peaceful coexistence, we get parents (some) doing the very opposite.


For non-residents of the Federal Capital Territory
(FCT), Jikwoyi, is an outskirt community. Two
mothers fight over their teenage daughter’s
boyfriend. It started like a wild joke. Two teenage girls,
Merit and Nene date Kingsley, a Sales Manager
with one of the companies in Abuja.
Kingsley who is at the centre of the storm lives at
a mini estate in phase IV of Jikwoyi, a suburb in
the Federal Capital Territory, is said to be in his late 30s and has a good job with his apartment
tastefully furnished. Albany in her usual amebo restlessness gathered that one of the girls, Merit (16 years), resides in
the same compound with Kingsley is said to be
encouraged by her mother who is a civil servant
in one of the Ministries. On the other hand, Nene (16 years of age) whose
mother is a contractor comes to the compound to
help Kingsley with his house chores and
occasionally pass the night with her lover. Busybodies told Albany that tension started when Merit’s mother was said to have scolded
her daughter for “doing nothing while someone
from outside is coming to take her husband.”
Speaking in Pidgin English Busybody told Albany,
“bros na Merit mama dey encourage the girl to
date Kingsley. She dey even dey call the guy my in-law korokoro wey everi bodi sabi say na so
she dey call am and Merit dey help wash him
clothes and even cook for am. Kasala come burst when dem discover say Nene
dey come the compound, come see Kingsley, na
I’m she go warn Nene mama say make she hold
her child.” Nene’s mother did not take the matter lightly as
she was said to have responded in an equally
belligerent manner which led to a fight between
both women. Not to be outdone by their mothers, the girls
were said to have engaged each other in a fight
with both of them tearing each other’s clothes
and calling each other all sort of unprintable
names.
Kingsley is not perturbed by the fight between both families for his love as he has continued to
date the two girls. Confiding in a close friend, Kingsley had said that
he will continue to date both girls until he
relocates” adding that “they are too young for
him to settle down with any one of them.” [img]What is the world turning into? Instead of molding our teenage kids to become better tools for development and peaceful coexistence, we get parents (some) doing the very opposite.


For non-residents of the Federal Capital Territory
(FCT), Jikwoyi, is an outskirt community. Two
mothers fight over their teenage daughter’s
boyfriend. It started like a wild joke. Two teenage girls,
Merit and Nene date Kingsley, a Sales Manager
with one of the companies in Abuja.
Kingsley who is at the centre of the storm lives at
a mini estate in phase IV of Jikwoyi, a suburb in
the Federal Capital Territory, is said to be in his late 30s and has a good job with his apartment
tastefully furnished. Albany in her usual amebo restlessness gathered that one of the girls, Merit (16 years), resides in
the same compound with Kingsley is said to be
encouraged by her mother who is a civil servant
in one of the Ministries. On the other hand, Nene (16 years of age) whose
mother is a contractor comes to the compound to
help Kingsley with his house chores and
occasionally pass the night with her lover. Busybodies told Albany that tension started when Merit’s mother was said to have scolded
her daughter for “doing nothing while someone
from outside is coming to take her husband.”
Speaking in Pidgin English Busybody told Albany,
“bros na Merit mama dey encourage the girl to
date Kingsley. She dey even dey call the guy my in-law korokoro wey everi bodi sabi say na so
she dey call am and Merit dey help wash him
clothes and even cook for am. Kasala come burst when dem discover say Nene
dey come the compound, come see Kingsley, na
I’m she go warn Nene mama say make she hold
her child.” Nene’s mother did not take the matter lightly as
she was said to have responded in an equally
belligerent manner which led to a fight between
both women. Not to be outdone by their mothers, the girls
were said to have engaged each other in a fight
with both of them tearing each other’s clothes
and calling each other all sort of unprintable
names.
Kingsley is not perturbed by the fight between both families for his love as he has continued to
date the two girls. Confiding in a close friend, Kingsley had said that
he will continue to date both girls until he
relocates” adding that “they are too young for
him to settle down with any one of them.” [/img]What is the world turning into? Instead of molding our teenage kids to become better tools for development and peaceful coexistence, we get parents (some) doing the very opposite.


For non-residents of the Federal Capital Territory
(FCT), Jikwoyi, is an outskirt community. Two
mothers fight over their teenage daughter’s
boyfriend. It started like a wild joke. Two teenage girls,
Merit and Nene date Kingsley, a Sales Manager
with one of the companies in Abuja.
Kingsley who is at the centre of the storm lives at
a mini estate in phase IV of Jikwoyi, a suburb in
the Federal Capital Territory, is said to be in his late 30s and has a good job with his apartment
tastefully furnished. Albany in her usual amebo restlessness gathered that one of the girls, Merit (16 years), resides in
the same compound with Kingsley is said to be
encouraged by her mother who is a civil servant
in one of the Ministries. On the other hand, Nene (16 years of age) whose
mother is a contractor comes to the compound to
help Kingsley with his house chores and
occasionally pass the night with her lover. Busybodies told Albany that tension started when Merit’s mother was said to have scolded
her daughter for “doing nothing while someone
from outside is coming to take her husband.”
Speaking in Pidgin English Busybody told Albany,
“bros na Merit mama dey encourage the girl to
date Kingsley. She dey even dey call the guy my in-law korokoro wey everi bodi sabi say na so
she dey call am and Merit dey help wash him
clothes and even cook for am. Kasala come burst when dem discover say Nene
dey come the compound, come see Kingsley, na
I’m she go warn Nene mama say make she hold
her child.” Nene’s mother did not take the matter lightly as
she was said to have responded in an equally
belligerent manner which led to a fight between
both women. Not to be outdone by their mothers, the girls
were said to have engaged each other in a fight
with both of them tearing each other’s clothes
and calling each other all sort of unprintable
names.
Kingsley is not perturbed by the fight between both families for his love as he has continued to
date the two girls. Confiding in a close friend, Kingsley had said that
he will continue to date both girls until he
relocates” adding that “they are too young for
him to settle down with any one of them.”

‎​U̶̲̥̅̊ sef @ op ‎​U̶̲̥̅̊ b busy body

Well written letter.

Seriously? make I go back go sleep to be sure am not dreaming.dat guy na deir grandfather.guys don scarce gaan be dat

Ochek:

Kingsley who is at the centre of the storm lives at
a mini estate in phase IV of Jikwoyi, a suburb in
the Federal Capital Territory, is said to be in his late 30s

Temismith: Seriously? make I go back go sleep to be sure am not dreaming.dat guy na deir grandfather.guys don scarce gaan be dat

LWKMD4H!

I hate stories widout pictures to bak up! Sound made up dough

Didn't bother reading the documentary you wrote up there.
Just scrolled down for pictures which I didn't see

Story

Wait, am I in family section or violent, disgusting, noncelebrity crimes?

style$co:
Didn't bother reading the documentary you wrote up there.
Just scrolled down for pictures which I didn't see

Same here. So disappointed

nikkyshyne: Same here. So disappointed

Now you can get the pix

style$co:
Didn't bother reading the documentary you wrote up there.
Just scrolled down for pictures which I didn't see

Sowi o!

Ochek:

Now you can get the pix

Haba! Does it look like we were born yesterday

Does that even look like Nigeria to you

You can do better than this Mr. I am more disappointed.

OP, please inbox me kingsley's number. i need to make him my best friend.