Fast Forward.......... 7MONTHS LATER

Yetunde gave birth to twins; a boy and a girl. The last time we talked on phone i told her the children should be named; "Williams for the boy and Winnie for the girl" also "Naetochukwu for the boy and Kanyinaetochukwu for the girl in ibo, Naeto & kanyinae for short. She argued that she wanted them to bear "Taiye and Kehinde", but we later came to an aggreement that they should be called "Williams and Winnie" even though Yetunde's parents rather called them "Taiye and Kehinde". "Abeg i b typical nwafor from Imo state, my pekin dem no go bear "Yoruba" name jor" i tot as i walked to the parade ground in camp.

Left... right! Left...right! Left... Right!! That was our matching practise, my feet are begining to understand matching language as it has been doing it for seven months now. The drills are one of the hardest i have ever seen. There was a day i almost died when we where asked to do 200 push ups. As a barrack boy most of the drills, though hard but i still managed to scale through. We will be passing out of camp in 2months time and can't wait to have a taste of Mama's delicious meal........ and my darling Yetunde's most delicious c*unt...........

Fast Forward Again...... 2MONTHS LATER

Out of camp and am now a second Leutenant in the Force thanks to General Adebayo now retired. Sokoto is now infested with "small boys". Mike is still there as "KOS". I was told Cosmos has won American visa lottery and has traveled abroad, "no wonder him number no gree go" i tot because i tried calling him 2months ago and his number was beyond reach. "chei! Cosmos my man! "aboki don land for yankey oh" i tot as i remembered with nostalgia how we laughed and made gest of him due to the fact that he had applied for American visa lottery four times and failed, but he kept trying. I was also told that Olu lost big time in the casino after he sold one of his father's buildings to play. "it serves him right" "i tink say him b OBA of gamble?" i tot.

I was told James has added two more kids to the four kids he has with different "baby mamas" in the barracks. "that boy don turn to tuface Idibia oh" i tot as i smiled. Mike told me the only guys around are Moses; working in the bank now and Bola; still in search of a job. Sunny was posted to Bayelsa for NYSC, so i was told. What of Femi na? I asked............

"Femi don go Liberia oh, them send am go there for peacekeeping oh" mike said. Mike told me Onyinye was pregnant for a Colonel and she had to marry him. "kai! see what her s*ex escapade has led her to" i tot. The only thing that still surprises me till today is how Onyinye's love for me suddenly turned to hate. "was she already dating the Colonel, and was looking for an excuse to leave me, excuse she finally found?" i asked myself.........

Mama and Papa are already preparing to leave the barrack to where papa built his house somewhere in Badagry, because papa has retired. My girl twin looks more like Mama while the boy is a chip of the old block. I played tupac- "better day" as i smoked my second wrap in sokoto that evening, indeed i know there are better days ahead..........

THE BEGINING OF THE END

I married Yetunde and i travelled with my family all the way to Kano to serve Nigeria. But even at that "i still b barrack boy"


Solja go, Solja come, barracks still remain and Sokoto still remain................ FLOW1759
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MORAL OF THE STORY
Mari*juana is good, but if its not good for you, quit. Always follow your dreams.
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NB: Inasmuch as this is my true life story, 70% of the story happened real while 30% is Fiction. "If ur name appeared in this story, no vex abeg".
PS: Watch out for another thriller "Ibo boy wey like Yoruba" In Nairaland NYSC Section; its my NYSC experience.

Nice story bro....short but still on point.....if u are on 2go..add me with donifez,will like to know more about you

flow1759: THE BEGINING OF THE END

I married Yetunde and i left with my family to serve Nigeria in another barracks in Kano.

Solja go, Solja come, barracks still remain and Sokoto still remain................ FLOW1759
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MORAL OF THE STORY
Mari*juana is good, but if its not good for you, quit. Always follow your dreams.

Are you in Kano as in for real?

don ifez: Nice story bro....short but still on point.....if u are on 2go..add me with donifez,will like to know more about you

i will. Btw is this story worth front page?

Foxy_Rebirth:

Are you in Kano as in for real?

am in the north but kano. Had to alter the state. *wink*

flow1759:

i will. Btw is this story worth front page?

yes it stands a chance, Better than some chunks i see on f.p, cuddlemi pls use your office to make this story reach front page ooh.

Wow! The end! Yetunde win! Bravo man! Gr8 job.

But seriously u're in kano?
Which of the barracks?

Nairalanders i would b writing another thriller "ibo boy wey like Yoruba" its my Nysc experience. If this "barrack boy" makes front page then i will write in this section, if not, it will written in the NYSC section.

BukkyDan: Wow! The end! Yetunde win! Bravo man! Gr8 job.

But seriously u're in kano?
Which of the barracks?

thanks. Like i said, am in the north but not in Kano, i had to alter some name of places

Make i tell cuddlemi say make she go 2ru am and sef mayb it will make d fp,am sure she go help.

Damex333: Make i tell cuddlemi say make she go 2ru am and sef mayb it will make d fp,am sure she go help.

Help me tell am abeg, i know say she go like am

Nice story,but did it really happen,I mean,are u really married to Yetunde

flow1759: Ugo! Ugo!! Ugo eh!!
"u don warm d soup wey dey 4 pot?" dat question brought me back to reality from dreamland, "chei mama i never warm am oh" dats d price i had to pay for being the only child of my parents. Mama was off to her early morning routine watering of our vegetable farmland. Farming was not only mama's own quota to support d family, but it was the trend for barracks women as they assume it as their own "white collar job".

I gradually roll off from bed so as not to feel d pains in my right knee gotten from a ferocious tackle courtesy of Cosmos my hausa friend, well, maybe he wasn't happy i was his opponent in yesterdays match as it is a rear occurance for us as close friends to play against each other, i thought as i dragged my feet to d kitchen to warm d ogbono soup as mama instructed.

Today the cloud is bright, i could feel d cool breeze of the morning on my hairy skin. It rained heavily last night, with water gathered everywhere on d floor, the drainage in d barracks is very poor as the d gutters were blocked and grass infested. UP NEPA! UP NEPA!! The children on their way to school shouted, what came to my mind first was the T.V, "oboy e don tey wey man pekin watch tv oh" i said to my self as i put on the tv, ehn Nigeria 2- algeria 0, a local station was giving highlights of yesterday's match, i was happy 4 nigeria as it's been long we won a friendly match. I glanced at d wall clock, it was 9 already, when suddenly i percieved something, it was as if something was burning, maybe our old fridge was burning again, i thought.
Aaaaah! D soup dey burn

Good work: more humor, more near-reality will spice up work. Check out this topic: THE DAY GUYMAN FELL or search for chika-sunday, you will see the topic there. Keep it up.

Good job

Guy u ar on point, i'm also a writer on Nairaland u can check out some of my write-up "THE DEVIL SHE KNOWS" and "CONFESSION OF A LAGOS PERVENT".
I hope we could meet some day.

Flow you are you. May your twns never resemble ur general. Walk and never stumble my nwanemus

fankasibe: Guy u ar on point, i'm also a writer on Nairaland u can check out some of my write-up "THE DEVIL SHE KNOWS" and "CONFESSION OF A LAGOS PERVENT".
I hope we could meet some day.

pls can i get links of both stories.....thank you

@oga Flow...u be my role model

Aro aro aro how far! You sabi dodan barrack obalende mammy market na? Come make I flex you jaree... You know say barrack pass barrack oh

Quite interesting......

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flow1759: THE BEGINING OF THE END

I married Yetunde and i travelled with my family all the way to Kano to serve Nigeria. But even at that "i still b barrack boy"


Solja go, Solja come, barracks still remain and Sokoto still remain................ FLOW1759
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THE END
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MORAL OF THE STORY
Mari*juana is good, but if its not good for you, quit. Always follow your dreams.
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NB: Inasmuch as this is my true life story, 70% of the story happened real while 30% is Fiction. "If ur name appeared in this story, no vex abeg".
PS: Watch out for another thriller "Ibo boy wey like Yoruba" In Nairaland NYSC Section; its my NYSC experience.

Guy you are very good. You are good. Enjoyed every part of it

fanta*flow dis is d 3rd of ur story am reading... Thumbs up bro.

flow baba... i dey hail ooo. i feel0ma fellow0ex imo0star.tuwale

Bro you are good!!Where do you reside i mean what state can we talk?Please reply... Flowwww nwanne!! I di okay!!

Flow this is my number can we talk??08139304838

flow1759: THE BEGINING OF THE END

I married Yetunde and i travelled with my family all the way to Kano to serve Nigeria. But even at that "i still b barrack boy"


Solja go, Solja come, barracks still remain and Sokoto still remain................ FLOW1759
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:
THE END
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:
:
:
:
MORAL OF THE STORY
Mari*juana is good, but if its not good for you, quit. Always follow your dreams.
:
:
:
NB: Inasmuch as this is my true life story, 70% of the story happened real while 30% is Fiction. "If ur name appeared in this story, no vex abeg".
PS: Watch out for another thriller "Ibo boy wey like Yoruba" In Nairaland NYSC Section; its my NYSC experience.

Flow, U get Starting, Middle U cum get Finishing Join....
APPLAUSE TO FLOWEY.

TRULY UR GUD WKS ARE SPEAKING 4 U... AFTER I READ MAN WEY DEY REASON,I CUM CONSULT BARRACKS BOY, E REMAIN IBO BOY WEY LYK YORUBA....... I COMMEND UR EFFORT BRO, KIP IT UP SIR

Is this the beginning of the Starting or the starting of the beginning.


THIS IS MAN WEY THE R>>>>>>>>>