teechudleyy:


Will do so. Thanks for the suggestion.

You dont need to.
I have learnt many Igbo words, phrases and proverbs from literary works such as this mainly.
Not just that, many novels with a Greek, Indian, Italian setting use snippets of their languages. It makes you want to know more about that setting.
There are many messages that only our mother tongue can pass across.

zaynie:




You dont need to.
I have learnt many Igbo words, phrases and proverbs from literary works such as this mainly.
Not just that, many novels with a Greek, Indian, Italian setting use snippets of their languages. It makes you want to know more about that setting.
There are many messages that only our mother tongue can pass across.

Sometimes, there are some depths in the messages that get lost in translation. I believe a glossary might be useful tho

Waiting....

K

Enthralling!! Kudos.

Missmossy:
Enthralling!! Kudos.

Thanks miss,

Blackbird updating soon... sorry, my phone crashed and i lost the next three installments. learnt to back up my files. Nothing like the old school pen and paper.

K

K

*Sad* Tee, you have succeeded in breaking my heart.

amicable09:
*Sad*
Tee, you have succeeded in breaking my heart.

Im sad too. Really. So sorry. But somehow, i kinda gues you knew it would come to this.

teechudleyy:


Im sad too. Really. So sorry. But somehow, i kinda gues you knew it would come to this.

After the first one turned out to be a street kid, I felt she was safe and will reunite with her family next but looks like this will be one very long read! with many twists and turns.

Mother's address missing, stranger in a strange big city... I'm afraid already for her.

I'm eagerly waiting for the next part with a tad bit of anxiety. More ink to your pen!

amicable09:

After the first one turned out to be a street kid, I felt she was safe and will reunite with her family next but looks like this will be one very long read! with many twists and turns.

Mother's address missing, stranger in a strange big city... I'm afraid already for her.

I'm eagerly waiting for the next part with a tad bit of anxiety. More ink to your pen!

Lol. Thank you. Will keep it coming. Thanks for following the story dearie. Na my encouragement b dat.

Aww really pity Jola,kudos tee.

Missmossy:
Aww really pity Jola,kudos tee.

Thanks missmossy

Amazing... I feel bad for her... Little girl in a big city Amazing... I feel bad for her... Little girl in a big city

Waooooo, I must read everything word for word. Loving your style of writing

men that can't keep their 'opa mose' in one place

well done ma'am.

K

Sad one for Jola but I'm kinda happy with wat happened to gap tooth, you really don't wanna see how someone crushed by a train looks!
Dts what happens when your 'head' is stronger than diamond!
It actually reminds me of a particular incident dt also made me think : woow, izzit my head dt is this strong?

Interesting,keep it coming.

cc150615:
Sad one for Jola but I'm kinda happy with wat happened to gap tooth, you really don't wanna see how someone crushed by a train looks!
Dts what happens when your 'head' is stronger than diamond!
It actually reminds me of a particular incident dt also made me think : woow, izzit my head dt is this strong?

Loool! Strong head indeed. If we all had this kind of head, this life would be a much better place

This is the first time in NL I would read a work that falls within my favourite genre.
But what always bothers me is to see women writing with such literary skills. You are doing a very good job here.

Stealthideals24:
This is the first time in NL I would read a work that falls within my favourite genre.
But what always bothers me is to see women writing with such literary skills. You are doing a very good job here.

Oh wow! Thanks a lot. Im glad you like my work. But i dnt understand why it bothers you seeing women write na... i'll keep trying to do better. Thanks once again.

teechudleyy:


Oh wow! Thanks a lot. Im glad you like my work. But i dnt understand why it bothers you seeing women write na... i'll keep trying to do better. Thanks once again.

We know what distinguishes [men] from [boys]. You have the ability to don your writing with ephuistic ornaments. But men always want to be men; we always want to surpass women in everything. In this case, I am just jealous of your prowess. I rather stick to my individual writing style.

Stealthideals24:

We know what distinguishes [men] from [boys]. You have the ability to don your writing with ephuistic ornaments. But men always want to be men; we always want to surpass women in everything. In this case, I am just jealous of your prowess. I rather stick to my individual writing style.

Lmaooooo! u are so funny mehn... but damn right sincere too.

Next piece please ooo

Eebrahym:
Next piece please ooo

Its on the way...

Teechudleyy, I'm suspecting u of being a renowned writer. Abah, this ur writing is too much. It's dem chinue Achibe that writes like this o. Oya, tell us ur real name biko.

teechudleyy:


Its on the way...

Which way please

tijehi:
Teechudleyy, I'm suspecting u of being a renowned writer. Abah, this ur writing is too much. It's dem chinue Achibe that writes like this o. Oya, tell us ur real name biko.

I agree with you

tijehi:
Teechudleyy, I'm suspecting u of being a renowned writer. Abah, this ur writing is too much. It's dem chinue Achibe that writes like this o. Oya, tell us ur real name biko.

Lol! @tijehi amen to that!