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Re: Infinite Love - (Novel) by crossfm: 1:30pm On Dec 10, 2021 |
hotswagg12: You mean she should marry Prince will and remain miserable for the rest of her life?. According to Mignon McLaughlin, “A successful marriage requires falling in love many times, always with the same person.” Angela is not in love with this guy,and should not even make that mistake. Another fact is the red flags. He is self centered, rude,snobbish,manipulative and a cheat. The reasons why there is a lot of divorce cases and spouse killing one another revolves around ignoring red flags in a relationships. Let's remove Michael from the picture here,but I will never advice my sister to fall into such contraption in the name of marriage. I will always be a brand ambassador of the saying, "broken engagement is better than broken marriage." 1 Like |
Re: Infinite Love - (Novel) by crossfm: 1:39pm On Dec 10, 2021 |
Mr Abdul thanks for the last update on your site. The commander is a savage,na him fit those ajebotas lol. Looking forward to more updates everyday. 1 Like |
Re: Infinite Love - (Novel) by hotswagg12: 2:50pm On Dec 10, 2021 |
crossfm:Bro there is no need for all this long epistle. Now do you expect Angela to lose all she has worked for because Michael who is no where to be found. Am not in support of Angela getting married to Prince will but after her discussion with her father, she has only one option which is going back to Prince will. |
Re: Infinite Love - (Novel) by crossfm: 4:09pm On Dec 10, 2021 |
hotswagg12: Sorry if my write up was long,We were just having a conversation. Back to the matter. I understand your view,but I still believe her relationship with Prince will is a toxic one,a time bomb. Marriage is a lifetime journey, and we need to think well before going into it. As for Angela, she is beautiful,intelligent and a goal getter,she will get a better man trust me. |
Re: Infinite Love - (Novel) by hotswagg12: 4:15pm On Dec 10, 2021 |
crossfm:Yeah Angela is beautiful and all that but getting her career back on track is tied to her relationship with Prince will. Have you thought of what she will do apart from acting? She won't have a problem getting a decent man but it will be at the detriment of her career which she is not ready to give it up. |
Re: Infinite Love - (Novel) by crossfm: 4:33pm On Dec 10, 2021 |
hotswagg12: Her career is important but her sanity and hapiness matters the most. She has the talent, and don't forget most time in showbusiness negative news turns out to brightened people's career lol. Let's watch how things unfolds. |
Re: Infinite Love - (Novel) by hotswagg12: 5:05pm On Dec 10, 2021 |
crossfm:Don't forget that she has been blacklisted from the movie industry. So she is out of job. |
Re: Infinite Love - (Novel) by crossfm: 5:35pm On Dec 10, 2021 |
hotswagg12: Blacklisted by her present employer, not the whole movie industry, so she still got her chances. All she need is a good PR manager and come out to tell her own side of the story and boom she is back. Mind you there are more than two sides to a story. |
Re: Infinite Love - (Novel) by Eddysilver(m): 12:57pm On Dec 15, 2021 |
adeabdul2, I understand, buh even if na one update, post am make people know say you neva forget this tory. RESPECT! |
Re: Infinite Love - (Novel) by adeabdul2(m): 6:01pm On Dec 18, 2021 |
Infinite Love 120 He entered the building and found the receptionist there who was finely clad in Hausa native attire and he stated his business and she was surprised. “Why are you applying late? This is practically the last day that you’re coming and the slots are already full.” “Oh, I’m very sorry ma. It is because I had trouble getting the money on time. But I have it here now.” He could see she was hesitating. She must have already thought her job of handling recruitments were done and he was coming to bring in a whole lot of work for her again. He could see she was on the fence about whether to assist him or send him away. He thought of the note from his new friend Tessy the traditional king of Delta and immediately handed it to her. She took one look at him and went into the office behind her while he waited in the hall. She came back soon afterwards and asked him to follow her. She led him to a door marked “Principal” and they both went in to reveal two men. One in Nigerian Air Force military uniform while bent over the seated, more laid-back obvious principal with glasses and long-sleeve shirt. Michael already held the principal in high regard. He was an elegant man, greying at the temples, dressed neatly but simply. He didn’t show his wealth with extravagance like the rest of the staff seemed to do. The only overly expensive thing he had on was his watch; Bretlin. A shining all black aviator’s watch complete with a chronograph and a compass. He was obviously wealthy. A retired pilot with a wealth of experience to teach and lead the FACO. Michael wanted so much to be where he was in a couple of years. “So, you’re taking all of them, then?” he asked the military officer standing beside him. “Yes, sir. All of them.” “How long did you say, it was?” “Hard to say exactly but it should be around three to five weeks or it could be sooner. As soon as they are ready we will let you know and bring them right back.” “And will you be taking it easy with them, this time?” “We have to do what we have to do.” “Wow! Will they all come back in one piece?” “I can’t promise that all of them will come back or that they will be in one-piece sir.” “Wow! Erm…yes, Nofisah come on.” The principal motioned for his papers from the receptionist. “He says he has everything with him sir.” He quickly skimmed Michael’s documents while the stern looking officer regarded Michael slowly and intensely until he felt uncomfortable and adjusted his stance. “Hello, young man.” “Good afternoon, sir.” “You’re quite late.” “I’m sorry about that sir.” “What do you think Commander Datijo?” And the stubby officer stared glaringly at Michael and simply said; “It’s fine, let him come sir.” “Thank you, sir.” Michael responded but he’d looked away. “Well, how can we reject you when you’re just in the nick of time and you have such a high recommendation from a highly decorated officer?” “Thank you, sir.” “I hope you have your belongings with you because you will be leaving in a few hours.” “Erm…wha..?” “Nofisah, please get him ready along with the rest for JB.” “Yes, sir.” Michael was so grateful that he nearly broke his neck from bowing so much. Back at the reception she directed him. “Are you with your fees?” “Yes, ma.” “Go to the bank beside the library to get a bank draft and then come back here.” She spent the afternoon getting him running around back and forth doing all the registration as she attended to the other candidates who arrived with their families and their luggage ready to begin their tuition. He was indeed grateful for having arrived at the very last day and also seeing the others with their families made him miss his own. His father would’ve loved nothing more than to be there with him but he was gone. His mother could barely leave the house without assistance and couldn’t survive the trip down to Zaria, his brother and grandma had to stay at home to take care of her. Dayo would’ve been there but he was on the run from the police as well as the local mafia in Bayelsa. His other friend Onos couldn’t leave his young family and Angela, well…he had to keep putting his mind off of her, otherwise he might just run back to Lagos. After a few hours the reception and the waiting room were nearly packed with candidates and the car park was full of expensive visitors’ cars. It was obvious that only the wealthy could afford to send their children there. This was a school for either the rich or highly connected. After having just finished the registration process he sat in the waiting room and watched the candidates and it was obvious to him that he was the poorest of them all which was a little intimidating. Sitting there and watching their expensive cars pull up and drive off, their families coming and leaving them as well as their luggage of different sizes in imported tastes while he had only his bag pack that he was hiding from view. Sitting there in his old polo shirt since most of his clothing had been lost while running from Inspector Martin. He suddenly wished he had used some of Dayo’s money to buy some new clothes at the very least but everything happened so fast and he wanted to use the money on absolutely the bare necessities. But compared to the rest of the candidates in the waiting room, he certainly looked more or less like their houseboy. “Aliyu! Salam aleikum.” One candidate went over to greet the tall huge one in a group of his friends mostly in very expensive Guinea garments along with the traditionaly Hausa cap depressed one on side of the top while the others wore expensive suits. “Wa aleikum salam, Jameelu. You finally came!” the huge one obviously the leader of them responded. “Ee, my flight got delayed and so we had to charter a private plane. Thank God, Baba has a friend who runs a charter company.” “Masha Allah.” “Yes, Alhamdulillah.” “Yes and hopefully, by the time we’re done here, you too will be running your own private charter very soon.” Another one of the group said the one in a suit. “Oh, I don’t know about that yet.” “What do you mean, mallam?” “Well, gaskiya I’m not entirely sold on the whole idea of this flight school thing, honestly.” “So, is there something else that you would rather be doing?” “Well, I was actually set on studying abroad for a while now. This country just doesn’t seem to suit me at the moment. And my father knows this but he wants me to give FACO a trial before he is willing to let me go to Yale.” “Subhanallah! Jameelu, what is your problem with this country? Every time we see you, it is either Europe this or Dubai that? Me kefarua ne?” a slender one in shiny green Guinea brocade blurted and the rest laughed. “Don’t mind, Jameelu, aboka nayna. It is the breeze in Nigeria that is his problem.” “Ehn?” “Yes, it is too dry and it is disturbing his skin wallahi! “Oh, so he needs snow, gaskiya?” “Exactily!” and the rest including the Jameelu himself began laughing. After over hearing them all Michael felt smaller in his seat. “Private planes? Dubai? Yale? Where do these people come from?” he thought. “But seriously, who knows why the air force is here?” one asked the rest. “I’m not sure, Mustapha. But the last time the military were this many in FACO it was back in the military regime.” “Aliyu you are a legacy, right? Have any of your brothers or even your father said anything about this?” “Baba and I saw them when we came last week and he absolutely refused to say anything besides telling me to continue the family tradition and not dishonor him.” “Well, I am not getting myself involved in any air force. I am simply not cut out for military life.” “Jameelu, you are not cut out for any kind of Nigerian life.” Mustapha said and the rest laughed again. Michael listened attentively and envied their relationship. They obviously knew their selves well before coming there. School friends or family friends maybe? They made his miss his own friends. Just then a lady walked into the building, she had on a small chest length white Muslim hijab over her long elegant yellow gown. She handed her papers to the receptionist before she was directed to go wait in the waiting room along with the rest of them. When she got close, Michael could see that she was pretty but her face was stern almost angry looking as if someone had upset her just before entering the building. And he also noticed that no family member or friends had dropped her off. No other candidates had come alone besides himself. The receptionist and the rest of the candidates and Michael stared at her. She was the only female candidate among them. As she opened the glass door of the waiting room it fell silent. She scanned the room briefly before coming in and ignored all the rest to go to Michael. “Excuse me, is this the waiting room?” she asked a stunned Michael. “Ye..yes. This is the waiting room.” “Thank you” She said simply and sat down grimly and without a word to anyone else. They were all suddenly interrupted by the loud banging close of the door as another candidate entered with an even louder greeting. “SALAM ALEIKUM, MY PEOPLE! Fubby’s in the house!” he was a smiling bright faced slightly chubby guy in sunglasses. Just a little younger than Michael with a peculiar punk afro in an elaborate dress. He had on a white jacket on top of a Ghanaian dashiki and finished it off with a big bright yellow and lemon green sneakers. “Allahu Akbar!” Mustapha said. “Subhan Allah. What is that?” He swaggered off to the receptionist before sauntering to join the rest of them in the waiting room. “Hello, my people. How’s it going guys?” he asked going over to join Aliyu’s crew. “Hey, look here. The circus is not in town yet. So, go and change.” Aliyu said and afterwards they all basically snubbed him after that. “You all need to recognize good fashion, boss.” He said but they had already turned their backs to him. So, he came over and sat with Michael. “I’m Michael.” “Fubby! My name’s Femi but my friends call me fubby.” “Nice. Cool shoes.” “Yeah? Thanks, boss. I like your…um your Polo shirt.” “Thanks.” “My dad told me to dress low key but I thought, nah man. You either go big or you go home, right boss?” “Right. Er…boss.” He basically got the courage to talk to the guy after the others made fun of him but he genuinely did like him and his funky style. “Alright everybody, gather round!” the stern looking officer and the principal came into the reception area and all the candidates gathered about them. “Hello,” the principal said “today you are all meant to start your session at the FACO but there’s been a new development. Just before you start your college you are all mandated for a physical training with the air force base at Pyom, Plateau. Now I know this wasn’t brought to your notice prior to now but this training is mandatory before your full acceptance to FACO. Failure to complete this training will lead to your full and utter disqualification from your admission. So, I urge you to do the right thing and follow commander Datijo. I wish you all the very best. I hope to see you all after your three weeks of training. So, take care and God bless. 3 Likes |
Re: Infinite Love - (Novel) by Investorrtbankz(m): 8:08pm On Dec 18, 2021 |
Getting interesting the more…. When are we getting another update please 1 Like |
Re: Infinite Love - (Novel) by adeabdul2(m): 9:28pm On Dec 18, 2021 |
Thanks boss. In order not to give unnecessary hope to anyone, let me just say that for now I can only update once a week and the next update will be by middle of next week. Sorry about that. But that's just the way it is for now. Tnx 1 Like |
Re: Infinite Love - (Novel) by Eddysilver(m): 7:59am On Dec 19, 2021 |
Wonderful piece this is. It almost feels like a story from the heavens. Keep it up 1 Like |
Re: Infinite Love - (Novel) by hotswagg12: 12:58pm On Dec 19, 2021 |
Thanks for the update. 1 Like |
Re: Infinite Love - (Novel) by Nobody: 8:01pm On Dec 24, 2021 |
I started this on Behind, but then you stopped . Anyway, I'm happy to be here. I hope I get to finish it on time 1 Like |
Re: Infinite Love - (Novel) by adeabdul2(m): 7:20pm On Dec 26, 2021 |
Infinite Love 121 The Mountain Path “WHAT ARE YOU COWS WAITING FOR A BUS? GET UP HERE NOW!” the commander Datijo yelled down the new recruits still struggling to get even a quarter way up on the mountain after forty minutes of climbing. “This is so simple, wallahi.” He trotted down again towards them like a mountain goat in its element. “Any goat can do this. SO STOP WASTING MY TIME AND COME ON.” He yelled at them again, waving and bounced up the mountain just as easily as he came down. “How… does he do that?” Michaid said breathlessly watching Commander D disappear in a flash up the mountain. He was in a group of the candidates up ahead on the mountain. After the principal handed them all to Commander D at FACO, the rest seemed like a daze of a bad dream. They were all promptly packed onto an air force military vehicle and driving all the way down to the mountainous region of Jos. They had spent only God knows how many hours in the van on a very bumpy ride that seemed to get them smashed into their luggage after four minutes and then they were dropped up on the mountain base where the cool commander Datijo instantaneously transformed his personality from a cool tolerant military personnel into the Devil’s slave driver. No chance to rest, no food to eat, no congratulations for coming down, just an order to scale a mountain that they couldn’t even see the top of from the base. “Subuhanallah…is he trying to kill us!” Jameelu said to Aliyu. Michael was with them at the head of the group up on the trail. “I don’t know.” Aliyu responded. “Come on. Let’s keep going.” He said. He was visibly the fittest of them all, tall lean and in shape and even he was having a hard time getting up. But he was still their unofficial leader giving it his all. Michael suspected he must have had a military family. Probably grew up in at an army barracks or something as he had their mannerisms. “Wallahi, I…don’t know…how much more of this I can do.” Mustapha said. “Go and become a pilot, he said. Gaskiya, it will be good for you, he said. Wallahi, Baba lied to me and in sha Allah, my mind is made up! And I am leaving this country very soon.” Jameelu said. Michael had half a mind to laugh about him but he didn’t dare, because laughing would require energy and he had lost all of his energy in the first ten minutes climbing up the mountain. Thank God he had dressed simple today. His Polo shirt, chinos pants and plain tennis shoes had made the climb less stressful for than for the rest of the guys. They had on leather Italian shoes, long Guinea brocades and a heavy Atiku caps on, while the rest wore suits, which were all ill-suited for climbing a mountain on a hot day or in fact any day. The first five minutes up on the mountain some of the guys removed their caps. After about ten minutes the ones in suits took off their suit jackets. In fifteen, most of the ones in Guinea brocades, took off their long gowns and slung over their shoulders and began using it like a towel to wipe away their sweats. And others even took off their shoes to climb with only their socks on. So that by now, the group of high-class aviation candidates who had been dropped off by their parents in posh cars adorned in elegant attires looked a group of illegal poverty-stricken refugees sneaking into the country by foot. “SHWOP BANCK!” they heard a noise and looked back to see someone falling down farther behind them. It was more like crashing actually. Someone had crashed into the nearby tree brushes and while the rest turned around and continued onwards, Michael noticed it was someone wearing a colourful dress, no, a jacket due to the mix of unnatural colours among the trees. It was Fubby. The guy he had just met who made such a grand entrance and got snubbed by the rest of the guys. Michael had struck up a conversation with him mostly out of pity for the little embarrassment the other guys showed him. But ever since then, he nearly regretted it because Fubby, won’t stop talking. “My father’s Abu Zubair, Owner of Zubby Foods. You know him, right?” But Michael didn’t. “Erm…no sorry. I don’t know him.” “But he’s the agricultural magnate? Zubaire rice?” he said hoping to jog Michael’s memory but nothing clicked. “Zuba Flours? Boss, you must have heard about Zuba flours right, that’s where all the noodle companies get their raw materials from?” he said again, staring blankly at Michael as if he must have crawled up from under a rock not to know him or his father’s businesses. “You don’t know him? Where are you from boss?” “Lagos.” “Oh, Lagos! I’ve been to Lagos. My brother runs a business there. That city is INSANE!” he said with emphasis on the last word. Michael got the impression Fubby was the type of person who could talk about anything even the most mundane things and make them sound interesting with his constantly emphasized words at the end of almost all his sentences. “After one week in Lagos, I was about ready to leave Lagos, boss. The stress of that city is CRAIZE! So, I can back to Abuja where things are normal, boss. Since my dad won’t let me go back to Canada anymore. He says I have to get my education here in Nigeria or he would kick me out of the house, MAD O!” “Okay.” Michael said politely not trying to be rude to him especially since Fubby was the only person paying any attention to him. The rest just kind of ignored him after sensing he wasn’t highly connected or rich like the rest of them. He was a nobody fortunate to get a scholarship or something in FACO. But after a while Michael grew tired of his contant chatting and hoped he might get tired soon and give his mouth or even him a rest. But Fubby just kept on talking his ear off. He even rapped intermittently. “Yes boss. I’m F to the E, M, I. Friends call me Fubby, I know I look fly. He told Michael all about himself and his hobby, his family, his family and everything else Michael never asked to know. He had been sent to study in Canada… “Political science and human relations can you believe that, ME?” but had switched without his parents’ consent and knowledge after receiving a revelation to become a Hip-hop artist. “I’m a rapper man. That’s me! I’m an artist. I also tried modelling for a while but all kind of crashed after my pops found out and had me return to Nigeria, MAD O!” Even all through their rough trip he kept on talking. “OUCH!” he’d complain time and time again “Even canned sardines get better treatment than this. This is INSANE!” his jabbering didn’t make the road trip any easier for Michael and by the time the alighted from the van. He quietly and discreetly left his side and stood next one of the posh Northerners who instantly ignored him which he was fine with, because all he wanted was just some peace and quiet away from Femi, I mean Fubby. But now as Michael looked down at him from his higher position on the mountain, he couldn’t help but feel sorry for the chatterbox. The poor guy looked like totally out of place with his colourful attire in such a merciless place. He was still hauling up his luggage while most people seemed to have kept theirs somewhere. He was panting and struggling so badly that Michael felt compelled to go and help him. So, he looked back at his former unconcerned companions who had moved up ahead without him and without a care and went down to help Fubby. Going down was a little easier but still slippery and so he had to watch his step, in order not slip in on the trees lining the mountain path. On the way down he could see pieces of clothing items that had been discarded in order to make the trek easier. Jackets, guineas, caps, watches, shoes and he even saw a few bags that his fellow candidates had left behind until he met Fubby, sitting on a rock on a side with jacket torn, his sunglasses missing and flamboyant sneakers stained with sand and dust. He sat dejectedly with one of his hands still on the broken handle of his luggage and the other his small bag. “Are you alright, man?” “Oh…ME? I’m good…Fubby no…dey…tire, boss. I’m on…FIRE!” he said and Michael couldn’t help but smile at his resilience. He was exhausted but he was still rapping. “Come on. Let’s get on this mountain before nightfall.” “Okay.” He said and immediately handed Michael the heavy luggage making him instantly regretting coming back down for him. That’s how they trudged and trekked slowly along until they barely see anyone ahead of them. They were the last of the group. Michael had finally managed to convince him to take off his jacket and now they were both finally down to wearing singlets. Michael had wrapped his polo shirt on his head like a turban while Fubby tied back his jacket at the waist and a face cap. It was just too hot a day to be fashion forward. They trudged on slowly under the weight of Fubby’s luggage. Michael couldn’t understand why one guy had to have such a big load. Eery time he suggested they leave them he would adamantly refuse to go on without his bags and Michael was afraid to leave him behind. He worried about all the wild animals that could easily make a meal out of his chubby guts. As they trudged on they panted more because the air was getting thinner and more difficult to breathe but they at least had the leverage of the temperature getting colder so the heat was less but Michael could feel pressure in his ears until he could slightly hear some popping sounds in them. “Woah, my ears making music, MAD O!” Fubby said, confirming to Michael that he was also feeling the same thing. When they got to a corner on the path, they saw her. The only female amongst them. The one who seemed to scowl at everyone. Michael hadn’t seen her since the reception and he didn’t notice her when coming down the mountain and now that he saw her, he was strangely relieved. As if he had been worried about her without even knowing it. “ZARA!” he yelled dropping Fubby’s big luggage and went over to her where she seemed to be dusting sand off of her hijab and readjusting it. He looked up at him at the mention of her name and for a moment she seemed relieved to see and almost smiled. “Hey, careful with my that boss, DAMN.” Until she saw Fubby behind him and her stern look returned to her face. “Hello.” She replied simply. “Well, hello NURSE!” Fubby said they both looked at him strangely trying to understand him. “Are you alright?” Michael asked finally. “Yes, I’m fine. I’m just resting.” “I feel you my sister. Whoever came up with this mountain idea, must be crazy, COMPRENDES?” He said again and she gave him a blank look trying to understand him. “Are you still rhyming? Aren’t you tired?” Michael asked him bewilderedly. “Rhyme is life, boss. You feel me? And she understands me.” And he whispered to Michael “The ladies love Fubby, TRUST ME!” “Oh, God!” Michael exhaled and Fubby came forward extending a hand. “They call me, Fubby.” “I’m Zara.” She said visibly rolling her eyes and ignoring his hand but she almost tripped as she stood up and so she sat back down again. “Ah!” “Are you alright.” Michael asked. “I’m…fine. It’s this shoe.” She said taking off her shoes. They were not high heeled shoes but even their small heels would making climbing the mountain considerably difficult for anyone to do and the left shoe had the heel broken off while the right one’s heel was starting to break off as well. “Oh, I got it.” Fubby said and instantaneously grabbing the right leg and before anyone could stop him. He ripped off the heel and handed it back to her with a big grin as if he had done her a huge favour. “You broke my shoe!” she said shocked. “Yes, I did. This way you now have flat shoes that are better for climbing, GENIUS!” Grudgingly, she nodded her head in tired agreement as she put on her newly flattened shoes but she then looked down at her bag and Michael knew she was contemplating the stress of carrying it again, so he said. “Don’t worry. I’ll help with your bag.” “Oh, thank you very much, sir.” “It’s okay. It’s nothing. Just call me Michael.” “Thank you, Michael.” “You’re welcome, Zara.” And she smiled genuinely and for the first time Michael noticed how pretty she was. She was tall, slim with a long face and long thin nose. All beautiful features that would make top models jealous, if only she cared enough to show it and smile. “Fubby, I’m sorry but we’re going to have to drop your big luggage.” Michael said and Fubby panicked. “What? NO, NO, NO! We can’t.” “We don’t have a choice. Zara can’t carry her bag and I’m sure she needs it. I surely can’t carry Zara’s bag and your luggage at the same time and you can’t carry both of your bags at the same time. “BUT…BUT!” he stammered. “We don’t have time for this, let’s go.” Zara said impatiently going up ahead. “I need my luggage!” he protested. “For what? Are you planning on opening a boutique on the mountain?” he snapped at him. “Hey, take it easy. When we get settled in up top. We can come back for luggage, okay?” He nodded vigorously “Yeah, boss. AWESOME!” Michael tucked the luggage underneath a tree and marked it by wrapped one of Fubby’s bandanas on it. Zara rolled her eyes once more and led the way “Let’s go.” As Michael picked up her bag and the two started up after her. “She likes me!” Fubby whispered in his ear. “What..?” “Zara. She likes me, mad RIGHT?” and Michael nodded. “Yeah, that is mad. 1 Like |
Re: Infinite Love - (Novel) by adeabdul2(m): 8:13pm On Dec 26, 2021 |
No I haven't stopped. I just slowed down a bit. Yes I am going to finish this God willing. Jaylynn: |
Re: Infinite Love - (Novel) by hotswagg12: 9:37pm On Dec 26, 2021 |
This fubby guy is really a case study and Michael likes Zara. Thanks for the updates. 1 Like |
Re: Infinite Love - (Novel) by adeabdul2(m): 9:58pm On Dec 26, 2021 |
You're welcome boss 1 Like |
Re: Infinite Love - (Novel) by efeteb: 9:00am On Dec 27, 2021 |
Thanks for this Tonic. Wishing you speed in your composition. [color=#770077][/color] 1 Like |
Re: Infinite Love - (Novel) by adeabdul2(m): 9:53am On Dec 27, 2021 |
Glad you like it boss efeteb: |
Re: Infinite Love - (Novel) by adeabdul2(m): 10:56pm On Dec 31, 2021 |
Infinite Love 122 WELCOME TO HELL By the time they had reached the top of the steps to the mountain. The mountaintop had spread out into a roughly flat shape like a plain making the top of it easier to walk on or even habitable. The ground was still hard like the steps had been but years of activity upon it had made it sandy and less hard and the air was cool too. It was wider than Michael had expected with a forest on the east side of it and three large buildings for housing. The ground was still hard like the steps had been but years of activity upon it had made it sandy and less hard and the air was cool too. It was wider than Michael had expected with a forest on the east side of it and three large buildings for housing. But what they saw at the top of that mountain still gave them shivers of fear down all of their spines. There was all manner of machinations out there on the plain. There were heavy logs of wood, huge sand bags, a row of three-foot barbed wire fences for crawling underneath, and pits, lots of muddy pits everywhere. The largest pit was surrounded by lone bamboo fences and bamboo square roofing to cling onto in order to get to the other side. Michael imagined only a monkey would be able to escape that pit. There was another pit in the middle of high net ladder that would be used to climb over the mud pit before one could get down easier down twin logs. There was another pit that had a single pole on either side of it which were connected overhead by a log and a single rope was hanging down from that log making sure that the only to get to the other side was to swing Tarzan-style over the pit. There were a few trees at a corner with a seemingly rickety wooden ladders and ropes on either side of them where one had to climb the trees using the ladders but get down by sliding down the ropes. Over all the plain were pits, sand bags, barbed wires, logs and trees surrounded by a sandy track that were all lined up dangerously like an obstacle course designed to cause untold amounts of pain. Michael, Fubby and Zara already tired from their trek up the mountain almost fell over their selves at the sight of their new home. Commander Datijo was standing there motionless along with two other officers watching them as they arrived. The rest of the candidates were all crumpled up into a heap in the shade of nearby trees with worried looks on their faces. No doubt pondering what the officers had in mind for them for the next few weeks. The only part of the plain without such machinations was the centre that seemed to be a marching ground and had three poles for flags. Two of the poles already the Nigerian flag and the air force flag up there while the three poles were flag free. Finally, the commander motioned to the officer next to him who yelled. “Cadets. Attention!” But both from lack of experience and total exhaustion nobody seemed to move significantly and so the commander sprang to life. “GET UP! YOU DIRTY STINKING COWS! GET UP AND FALL IN TO ATTENTION!” he jumped into their faces and yelled and smacked and kicked them all until they were all standing in rows with their hands on their sides, their weak chests puffed out and their legs shaken. “Where do you think you are? At your parents’ house? This is Pyem mountain and we are your commanding officers! We have been given the dirty job of turning you meatheads into credible airmen. Do you know how or why we have been saddled with this very ridiculous responsibility?” Some candidates shook their heads while a few murmured ‘I don’t know’ but the rest just stayed quiet. “ARE YOU ALL DEAF? AM I TALKING TO DONKEYS? I asked you lazy slugs a question and when your commanding officer asks you a question…YOU ANSWER!” “Okay.” “Yes.” “Right.” Came the reply from the candidates and Commander Datijo shook his head and muttered… “Ah oozubillahi minna shaytaani rojeem” in disgust and started pacing in front of them. I said do you know why we have been given this GOD-AWFUL RESPONSIBILITY?” “No, sir.” They said weakly. “GODDAMMIT! YOU ALWAYS ANSWER ME WITH A LOUD SIR, NO SIR!” he snapped. “SIR, NO SIR!!!” they yelled. “You people are GOATS!” he spat “Don’t you know you are now cadets of the Nigerian Air Force?” he blared and the candidates exchanged quizzical and confused looks. All they did was register to the federal aviation college, none of them registered any air force duty. “Are you surprised? Some of you even looked SHOCKED! That doesn’t surprise me because you are all exactly what you look like…a bunch of yellow-bellied cowardly goats. A constriction into the Nigerian Air Force is one of the highest honours of the nation and for generations many people had sacrificed a lot to be where you are right now. But recently, with your lazy generation, the REVERSE IS THE CASE! Since you are all mostly greedy cows who cares about money instead of honour.” “So, to keep the supply of the nation’s military airmen supply the government has made institutions like your famous provide us with auxiliary airmen in case we the air force ever need one.” “Oh my God!” “No way!” “Subhanallah!” “Ya say wetin?” “I don’t understand.” Michael said bewildered. “Oh, you don’t? Let me clarify it for you then. IN SIMPLE ENGLISH…the government has made it mandatory to institutions like FACO to supply military trained airmen, which you will be if you survive, to the Nigerian Air Force in case of emergency. Which means, if ever the Air Force need pilots and you are in the country, you will be called upon to provide air support to our troops. DO YOU UNDERSTAND ME NOW?” Michael looked even more bewildered from comprehension so the commander added “Can you imagine? After all my grammar he is still looking at me like a dunce.” Michael thought about all the times his father had told him about aviation school, all the planes he would learn to operate, all the connections he would make, new wealthy friends and all the airlines queuing up to pay him big bucks for flying. His father made it all seem so easy, like a dream. But the reality standing before him was more like a nightmare. A military conscription? That was never part of the plan. “And look here. If you…or any one of you guys are thinking of turning tails please GO AHEAD AND RUN! FACO has agreed not to train you unless you finish your training here and all that huge sums of money you paid for admission…GONE!” “What? MAD O!” Fubby said and Michael just stared. “But I’m sure that judging by the cars I saw back there in Zaria you people don’t even care about the money, do you? Your parents will only be too glad to dish out another huge sum of money for their spoilt brats. But get one thing straight. You will never be trained by FACO which is the number aviation school in the country.” “And some of you may be wondering why FACO would ever agree to this…simple. They have no choice when it comes to a directive from Oga at the top and it benefits them too. They would be glad to have military trained, physically fit and disciplined students who obey their teachers instead of the lazy spoilt brats who go there for money. And disobey their teachers whenever training gets tough and even threaten their teachers because their parents know the principal of the school personally, forcing the school to produce mediocre graduates.” “So, this is also FACO’s way of saying ‘F**K YOU AND YOUR PARENTS’. NOBODY CARES IF YOUR FATHER KNOWS THE PRINCIPAL. NOBODY GIVES A COWSH*T if your father knows THE GOVERNOR!” “Oh my God! I am dead!” Jameelu thought he had always found it easy to get his way once he threw around his family and his father’s connection but now, he realized that their family may not work for him this time. “SO, YOU IDIOTS ARE NOW CADETS OF THE AIR FORCE. And here on Pyem mountain you will be given the physical training of air force cadets, and if you survive this training, you will have THE DISCIPLINE AND THE STRENGTH TO SURVIVE ANYTHING!” “Of course, if this danger zone doesn’t kill us, nothing ever will.” Fubby grumbled. “Shh!” Michael shushed him. “You will then finally go on to FACO for your flight training where you will treat your teachers with respect and take your training seriously and if you pass that, not only will you be giving the wherewithal to be successful in the aviation industry as a pilot but you will commissioned as a Wing Commander of the Nigerian Air Force.” “Woah!”Michael said. “Allahu akbar!” Aliyu exclaimed “I would look good in that air force uniform!” Fubby said grinning. All the cadets were getting their spirits high and dreaming about the benefits of starting with such a high ranking position. "And that's not all. The top three cadets will get a sponsorship to Egypt to learn to fly the latest aircrafts in the world, making them some of the most sought after pilots in world!" "Mad o!" "Oh my God!" "Wow!" "Allahu akbar!" "Look at them. I can see it all in their faces. You all are already dreaming of the rank and the salary and the rest of the benefits right? Well guess what...WE WON'T MAKE IT EASY FOR YOU!" "Ah ah, why now Oga?" "SHUT UP! YOU WILL SPEAK ONLY WHEN SPOKEN TO! Do you really think, we will allow a bunch of lazy half brains like you outrank us after only a few weeks of training? We have spent years getting to where we are and in just a few months you will all become our superiors, RUBBISH!" "ERRANT NONSENSE. I would rather bite on hot machine gun bullets than salute and call you lots 'SIR!'. So, get it straight...we are not going to pamper you like they do in FACO and we are not going to pet you because WE ARE NOT YOUR PARENTS! DO YOU UNDERSTAND?" "How do I get to the nearest bus stop, I wonder." Jameelu thought. As if he read Jameelu's mind he added "If you don't want to be here...there are stairs across the plain at the far end. It leads to the nearest town and out of here. So, do yourself a favour and use it, anytime. No questions asked. Just walk away. QUIT!" At that moment, all the cadets seemed to consider the possibility of leaving that dreadful mountain for some place more relaxing and stress free. Michael thought about his father's dream for him and all the sacrifices he'd made to be there and realised that quiting was not an option. Aliyu looked suspiciously towards Jameelu who seemed to be about to make a move when he glanced back at Aliyu before staying back in line. Commander Datijo gave them a few minutes and waited and after seeing that they weren't moving he continued. "Well, since you're all very foolish enough to stick around, then gather around on the field to begin your marching training." "Oh." "What again." "Ah" the cadets grumbled. Clearly expecting a good nights sleep after their ordeal up the mountain. "Oh, I'm sorry. Were you people expecting a red carpet reception here? I told you. Nobody will pamper you here. You are not celebrities and we are not your parents. Now fall in onto the field to begin your marching exercises. You chose to be here and this is how we welcome you. So, welcome...TO HELL!" 1 Like |
Re: Infinite Love - (Novel) by hotswagg12: 9:25am On Jan 01, 2022 |
Thanks for the update. This commander Datijo is something else. Happy new year bro. 1 Like |
Re: Infinite Love - (Novel) by adeabdul2(m): 9:26am On Jan 01, 2022 |
Thanks boss. Same to you. |
Re: Infinite Love - (Novel) by efeteb: 3:47pm On Jan 01, 2022 |
Every piece from you is so refreshing. More ink to your pen and ideas to your Medulla. 1 Like |
Re: Infinite Love - (Novel) by adeabdul2(m): 3:58pm On Jan 01, 2022 |
Really? I'm so glad you think so boss efeteb: |
Re: Infinite Love - (Novel) by opico24: 11:27am On Jan 03, 2022 |
Bro, happy new year,, please give us update for January.. and end this camp of a thing 1 Like |
Re: Infinite Love - (Novel) by adeabdul2(m): 4:03pm On Jan 03, 2022 |
Thanks but be patient please. Remember all good things come to those who wait. |
Re: Infinite Love - (Novel) by opico24: 9:01am On Jan 22, 2022 |
Bro .. hope u don't forget you are writing a story.. .. cos I no see update on blog... Happy new year |
Re: Infinite Love - (Novel) by Nobody: 7:49am On Jan 24, 2022 |
This story is cool but it is unnecessarily long. A lot of characters and plays here are simply unnecessary. Too many flashbacks. Omo My rating is 3/5 1 Like |
Re: Infinite Love - (Novel) by adeabdul2(m): 11:29pm On Mar 27, 2022 |
3/5 is very generous. Thanks boss Kellzzyy: |
Re: Infinite Love - (Novel) by adeabdul2(m): 11:30pm On Mar 27, 2022 |
Infinite Love 123 Hell's Angel After their premium climb up the mountain they were all expecting food and rest but instead got the information that they’d been unknowingly put into an airforce recruitment program mandatory for their pilot training and afterwards marching training. It was torture. Having to hear someone blast ‘left’, ‘right’ atop a quiet mountain in the evening after a long trek is not something anyone would like. that they’d been unknowingly put into an airforce recruitment program mandatory for their pilot training and afterwards marching training. It was torture. Having to hear someone blast ‘left’, ‘right’ atop a quiet mountain in the evening after a long trek is not something anyone would like. Commander Datijo would blare at them; “LEFT!” repeatedly, into their faces forcing them to respond when all they wanted was to collapse on the ground. “COME ON! MOVE YOUR LEFT FEET!” And so, they would groggily make to move whatever part of their body could respond. “HEY, WHAT ARE YOU DOING BOY?” “Ehn…what?” Fubby said tiredly. “WHAT WERE YOU…? WERE YOU SLEEPING ON YOUR FEET BOY?” he growled. “Where…what?” “What is your name boy?” “Ehn?” “ARE YOU DEAF, DUMB OR BOTH? I ASKED YOU…WHAT IS YOUR NAME!” he growled even louder just inches from Fubby’s face spraying him with saliva. “Oh, Femi..ah ah mean FUBBY SIR!” “PIGGY?” “NO FUBBY SIR” “Your name is PIGGY, PIGGY!” “Umm.” “NOW MOVE YOUR FEET…’ he commanded and Fubby complied “YOUR ORDER FEET. THE LEFT ONE!” And that was how their first evening went. On officer yelling and spitting in their faces while they struggled not to fall down. The marching training seemed to go on forever. ‘LEFT. LEFT. LEFT. RIGHT. LEFT. RIGHT.” Like the shrieking noise from a vengeful ghost haunting them for the sins of their forefathers. Until, finally, something somewhere in the chest of Commander Datijo where a human heart was supposed to be, decided they had had enough misery for one day and let them go to their dormitories. What was supposed to be a dormitory were two buildings fairly close to each other and they were made to line up into two rows. Fubby lined up right behind Michael and could barely keep on his feet with Zara not far behind them watching. Michael had to nudge him awake many times. The two rows were led into the two separate buildings, each one had a crest on its door and in the hall. The hall Michael went into had the crest of a white horse on it with the word ‘Stallion’ above it. The inside was spectacularly clean. Cleaner than Michael had expected with rows of bunk beds on either side of the hall, arranged neatly with a foam, a pillow and covers. The cadets all entered warily and gazed at their new accommodation. They hadn’t entered in too much when one of them; Fubby, collapsed on the nearest bed to him just as an officer walked in and they all stood at attention in salute to her. “Hey, hey Fubby. Get up!” Michael said trying to get him back up. “No…no more left, mad o.” he mumbled. “Fubby, you have to get up there’s an officer here.” “Left, mad. Left, mad.” He didn’t move anything except his legs obviously dreaming about marching again and Michael gave up. He realized there was no way the boy was getting up as he was too exhausted. The officer was distributing something to the other cadets and didn’t notice him before she got his and Michael’s bunk. “Hey! Get up.” She said tapping his leg with her boot. “Left. Mad o!” he said and she looked at Michael in puzzlement who said. “He’s just really tired, officer.” “Is that right?” she said “Yes, sir. I mean…ma” She looked at Fubby lying there for a while and Michael thought she would allow him just lie there until he heard. “GET UP YOU MAGGOT! WHERE DO YOU THINK YOU ARE?” she yelled surprising everyone with her voice. It was almost as loud as Commander Dee’s which sounded like a megaphone at the least. Fubby was so startled that he immediately shot straight up from the bed. “OW!” He hit his head on the top bunk as he was lying down on the lower bunk. “GET OUT HERE!” She yelled again and he came out from under the bunk. “Sir, yes sir.” He said to the wall not to her as his back was turned to her and the rest of the cadet including were trying not to laugh. Even the officer couldn’t help smiling at the sight of him. “I think he must have hit his head too hard.” She said and everyone burst into laughter. Fubby turned around and saw her but instead of seeing his superior officer. He just saw a woman, a very attractive one dressed neatly from head to toe in camouflage. With eyes dark and piercing, brightly peering at him from under her cap as she regarded him and his Casanova instincts kicked into play. “Well, hello NURSE!” “Ehn?” she said puzzled. “Wow. Lady you look…HOT! Hi, i’m Femi but my friends call me…FUBBY. Double oh seven, licensed, LOVE MACHINE.” He said grinning holding out his hand to shake her hand and all the cadets in the hall out of fear seemed to stop breathing. “Did piggy just toast the Sergeant?” Michael thought. “Are you matt?” one Fulani cadet asked the one whose bunk was stationed opposite Michael and Fubby’s. It took a while for Fubby to register what he said to be ‘Are you mad’ due to his accent. “PIGGY, HAVE YOU LOST YOUR MIND?” she yelled and he snapped back to reality and saw her uniform clearly for the first time. “Fubby, open your eyes man. It’s Sergeant Seyi our commanding officer.” “Sorry, sir. I mean..erm sorry ma.” “Yeah, you should be. STAND AT ATTENTION, PIGGY!” she snapped and handed him items including; a locker key and a name badge. She distributed the same items round to the rest of the cadets and after she was done, she addressed them. “LISTEN UP! For those of you with butter for brains. I am Sergeant Seyi, your commanding officer and you are in my squad; the Stallion squad. The others are the eagle squad. You will train together and sometimes compete against each other. But your overall performance will be scored and evaluated and as Commander Datijo said earlier; whoever proves to be disciplined, brave and trustworthy, will reap the rewards of a scholarship to Egypt and I would very much like that those top three cadets be stallions. DO YOU UNDERSTAND?” “YES MA!” “Good. But also, there are rules! Do you hear me? Are you listening?” “YES MA!” “RULE Number one; you disobey any of the commanding officer, you’re OUT. RULE Number two; for any reason if you cannot continue your training, you’re OUT. RULE Number three, every morning and evening there’s a head count and if you’re not here for any head count, you’re OUT! IS THAT UNDERSTOOD?” “YES MA!” “Finally, you are all expected to keep this place as clean as you found it. Individual bunks, beds, uniforms and shoes as well as personal hygiene must be kept spotless at all times otherwise that is an infraction and RULE Number four; three infractions and you’re OUT! IS THAT UNDERSTOOD?” “YES MA!” “Now, you all have to have your baths and then its lights out! DISMISSED!” and with that she left leaving them to get their individual lockers where they found items; three sets of uniforms, a single bar of soap, toothpaste and toothbrush, a towel, tennis shoes and boots. They scrambled to the bathroom which had a large open drum filled with water that had frogs and tadpoles swimming in them. “Should we go tell them that the water is dirty?” Michael asked the cadet next to him, but he just shrugged him off saying. “Na frog, not snake.” And he saw the others scooping the water absentmindedly and bathing with it. “ACK! ACK!” Fubby screamed out. “WHAT?” “WHAT HAPPENED?” they others came over to his bath stall to see what happened and he said to them with a foamy face. “I HAD FROG IN MY MOUTH, MAD, MAD, MAD O!” he said and some hissed and walked away while the rest laughed him off saying. “Next time, CLOSE YOUR MOUTH WHEN YOU BATH!” … After their baths and their headcount, they all went to bed sleepily most of them were asleep within seconds of climbing to bed. They wouldn’t even had had a bath if Sergeant Seyi hadn’t told them it was mandatory. Most dreamed of leaving the mountain, Michael dreamed of finally flying and Fubby dreamed about Sergeant Seyi herself, when he first woke up he thought he'd seen an angel. But she was the hottest thinghe had ever seen in a uniform so maybe she was. "Mad o!" he mumbled in bed. he had ever seen in a uniform so maybe she was. "Mad o!" he mumbled in bed. 4 Likes |
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