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AleksAndrya:Why all these sermonizing and abstract preachments? Advice him about how to get his blood sold if you have info about it. I'm disappointed in Op for stating the amount of money he needs. Let Op be reminded that the time of meeting humans with compassion is gone. Those actually feeling like helping others are those that don't have what to give. Once you have what to give, increasing it will be your next goal, not giving it out. Know that charity organizations solicit funds, get their cuts, and use the rest for charity as adverts to get more donors. The West is routinely sending aids in billions of dollars to Africa, but if you want a visa or work permit in their countries, you get shunned. I know you are not lying because I recently explored this option. @4GodsSake, let me inspire you a little bit. In the town where I grew up, people were praying for their children to be as brilliant as I am. I stood no chance of obtaining higher education, and I still sought admission into the University. I could only afford going to school to write exams. Lectures? Never! Photocopies of notes saved me. I graduated with 2:2. I was born with hearing impairment that gives me about 60% of humans' ability to hear. There was no way I could hide the defect during job interviews. The highest paying job I can get will fetch me 25k monthly, but feeding and consumables alone will gulp the pay. But there is a degrading job I can do to earn more. I started doing this job despite the shame associated with it. Now the news in the town where I grew up is that despite being brilliant, I strut through the streets in the city where I live now. Distant relatives, who are resident in that town, are calling me now to stop disgracing them. Help me ask them if they ever paid my school fees. I'm AA, blood group O, HIV negative, but there is no week I don't spend money on antimalarials. I laboured for a year to write a novel, and published it on the prestigious Apple's iBookstore, after my work was rated to meet their standard, but a copy has not been sold. I set up gigs on Fiverr, but no patronage. In the town where I served, I used my alawee to set up a computer biz, having observed that those in the business there were extorting people. They chased me out of the town at all cost using physical threats, placing sacrifices infront of my shop etc. Being very passionate about teaching, standard schools say my B.Tech degree disqualifies me. Now I live doing unskilled jobs. You may want to say why can't I reestablish computer biz, and I will tell you that furniture, wiring and other things I couldn't carry were left there. Generator mysteriously caught fire, three printers would break down at least once in two days. The only thing that bothers me now is where to go that I won't be seen by those that know me, so that I can work in peace and gather money to start something great. |
Like ominous rain that falls without clouds gathering or rumblings, the snow had descended like a benediction that evening in Geneva. Tade was nowhere to be found. "Tade is not here for dinner," a student said to another student among the delegates from Nigeria. "He was last seen with the daughter of President of Bolivia chatting in a bar," another student said. "I'm Jane Morales, the daughter of the Bolivian President." "I'm Tade. My name means the one that confounds the maidens," Tade said cunningly. "Wow! I already fell for your charms. You left me awestruck when you delivered that speech during one of the sessions the other time. One thing caught my attention in your speech where you mentioned something like the myth surrounding the ascension of Sango to godhood. Is it really a myth? I'm in the department of African studies in a South American University. I'm researching the Cuban context of Chango in Santeria religion. Tade knew that his chance had come, and had to throw his full weight behind what he hitherto dismissed as fables. "Upon this godess look of yours, if I could hold you spellbound, that means I must have stricken the right cord in you, and did to you what Eric did to Brunhild, the Queen of Iceland in the movie, Dark Kingdom: The Dragon King. We were meant to be, and live for each other," Tade began. He once again reached into his ornate amoury, and said, "With Venus in our fifth house and Sun in our tenth house, this is the perfect day for the lightning and thunder to do their thing - your lightning to keep us glowing for life, and my thunder to shatter all hindrances." "Phew! So, you are also versed in astrology? I can vibrate the runes." Jane could no longer bear the presence of other people in the bar and said, "We should be out of here." She held Tade's hand, and they glided into darkness. Other students in Tade's group returned to Nigeria without him. ***** An aide of Eva Morales walked into the President's office, and said, "A Nigerian is wanted by interpol. The suspect's passport has been withdrawn by the Nigerian government, and he is believed to be holed up in Bolivian embassy in Geneva. Nigeria has extradition treaty with Switzerland, making it possible for the man be arrested, and deported. But he is believed to be in Bolivia as long as he remains in Consulate General of Bolivia in Geneva." The president reached for his phone and got Jane at the other end. Jane was apple of his eyes. He met the beautiful girl's mother when he was a plumber in Oruro city. She believed in him, and he rose from obscurity to greatness. But she died shortly after the delivery of the adorable girl. This earned Jane the enviable place in the president's heart. "Hello, Darling!" "Dad!" "Is it true that you know the whereabout of a Nigerian by the name Tade?" "Yes, dad." I fell in love with him at the summit, and I couldn't let him go. He's with me here in the embassy." "This is already causing a serious diplomatic row. How can you help us on this matter, dear?" "I'm sorry I won't be able to help you, sir. Do everything in your power and get us to Bolivia." "Okay! Let's do it this way: I'm scheduled to meet someone in Geneva next month. It's only then we will find ways of getting you out of Swiss territory." With giggles, Jane said, "Thanks, daaad!" The president hung up. "We will create the impression that the guy and Jane are traveling with me in the presidential jet back to Bolivia, but the guy will be smuggled out of Switzerland through a land border," Eva Morales said to his aide. "The president is airborne, and 'Freelancer' just crossed the Swiss border in Kreuzlinge. Copy that," a secret service agent was heard communicating with someone in a radio transmission. 'Freelancer' was used to cover the identity of Tade in case of possible interception of the communication by hostile agents from other intelligence agencies. Some miles away from France, French coast guard in a radio communication said to the pilot of the Bolivian presidential jet that France's airspace had just been closed till further notice. Then the jet was forced to land in Austria. |
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Pearl05:Happy birthday to you, damsel! |
sunshineR:That man said nothing o bro cos we no fit sabi wetin e talk. |
Pearl05:Download any ebook reader on googleplay. Open the reader and click on browse. The reader will take you to storage and you search for the file to read. I can add more twists. Could you believe that I originally wrote it to end where Bolu was hit by a vehicle on 3rd mainland bridge and others returned home to create a tragicomedy? I continued when I perceived that ending it there won't be okay. |
Ozone1304:Lol u wicked ehn |
thesicilian:I sent a message to her that if what she wants to say is reasonable, she should message me on whatsapp. She refused but keeps calling. That means she wants to use emotional blackmail like crying on phone. |
This life! |
Pearl05:Pearl pearl! You no feed me back about the other story o. |
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[quote author=Akazeta post=59789088][/quote]Thank you for following, ma'am. |
Pearl05:Thank you jare. I started this story like a joke. I didn't know readers will like it. Please give me a little while. |
I'm pro-APC but I think it's time we should start raining curses on these people. |
Pearl05:Sent. |
Pearl05:Provide one email you don't use often. |
Pearl05:Bolu has not been found. Diran, Layode and Tade were the ones rescued from Makoko and subsequently received scholarship. Bolu had an accident the day they were to be rescued from Makoko and was taken away by a good Samaritan who happened to be a military officer. Bolu now in airforce and was the officer that piloted the chopper searching the mountain, he didn't know anything yet about the search crew on ground. |
symbianDON:I tell you. Even if anyone curses ordinary me, it will be a recipe for disaster in their camp. |
ETLtd:I live in Oyo town. Provide email address to send the cv to. |
Pearl05:Dear, it's not my fault na. I intended to make it a short story. I also have a published novel of a similar genre. I can send an epub copy to you if you want it. |
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gracile:M |
That's the question. |
Akazeta:Madam, I sight you o. Hope my grammar not bad? |
Eyinimofeoluwa:Thanks, dear. |
etzskillz:I be romance section dropout. That's why I say make I write to entertain for a while. Can this compete with nairaland best stories? |
dupsai:You be confirmed lasgidi gal niyen o. Thanks. |
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