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Literature › Re: I Fell In Love By Toyin Taiwo(ty Praise) by Bibi294(f): 10:59pm On Jan 12, 2017
Do you actually served in irrua... That's WHR I'm currently serving
rachealfst:
I FELL IN LOVE : Episode 12


I was posted to Esan Local government in Irrua, Edo state while Feranmi was posted to a girls secondary school in Abia state.

Despite the distance between them us, our love wax stronger and stronger. Feranmi calls like thrice in a day, we chat online as well.

He suggested coming down to Edo state but I told him not to come, I don’t like corpers traveling up and down it’s dangerous, also he’s visit will make me miss him the more when he leaves. Our hearts yearns for each other but we were separated by distance.

I realized I was doing nothing in my ppa, I just go to the office to gist and chat all day, I don’t want to spend my one year wastefully. I love fashion, so I decided to enroll in a fashion school.

I told Feranmi about it and he liked the idea. Days later I enrolled in a fashion school.


*****
Feranmi on the other hand, was struggling with temptations from the girls in the area where he lives. This girls don’t want anything from you, they don’t want your money, infact they are ready to spend on you. All they want is sex and trust the male corpers in the area, they were having the good time of their life with those girls.

He determined in his heart not too sleep with anyone of them no matter the pressure.

He came back from school one day, and met a girl in front of his door.

“How may I help you” he asked

“Please sir, my mother is very sick and I need some money to buy drugs for her” she said

“Ok wait here, while I get the money inside”

I entered into my room to get her the money she requested for, I only had few change in my wallet, but before I new it she was already in my room.

“I told you to stay outside, why did you come in, anyway here is the money”

“I don’t need your money, my mother is not sick, it’s you, I want “ she stated

“So you actually pull a prank on me, just to get into my room?”

“Yes and why are you always playing hard to get”

“You want to know why? First I’m in a serious relationship, so I don’t play around and secondly I don’t do kids”

“Do I look like a kid to you?” she questioned and before I could say Jack Robinson, she had already pull off her gown standing before me nak*d.

TBC
Literature › Re: WRONG NUMBER By Toyin Taiwo by Bibi294(f): 7:55pm On Jan 12, 2017
rachealfst:
Cc:
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Thanks for d mention
Literature › Re: Literature/Writing Section's "Chat Central!" by Bibi294(f): 7:43pm On Jan 12, 2017
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Literature › Re: Life Of A Broke Naija Graduate ( Short Story) by Bibi294(op): 7:02pm On Jan 12, 2017
Dapo97:
..Issokai...d stowie ix damn cul..U really try on diz piece..Make sure d new 1 shld be more fantastic...Comman eat ogrin
What are you eating... I'm faminshed!
Literature › Re: Life Of A Broke Naija Graduate ( Short Story) by Bibi294(op): 7:00pm On Jan 12, 2017
It was Onome! Let me tell me a lil about Onome. Onome was a professional, dirty and shameless prostitute. She goes after everything under pants.. When I say pants, I mean PANTS. Panties ranging from boxers to pants. She was bisexual that is she does both males and females. It was through Onome that I knew it was through that Edo women loves pricks. She dated our landlord,our house agent,co-tenants and street guys. She cared less if you were married or single. She would date both husbands and wives and some even hired her for 2-3sums. She was a LovePeddler! But one thing about her, I was a thorn in her flesh. She never believed I was what I said I was, she would stalk me just to know my true identity but trust me, I was smarter. My makeups customers was hers, so was my "benddown select" customer.
Onome was discussing with Shina who was sitting on a stool and surrounded by my neighbours.
"I've met you somewhere" she was talking to Shina in a tone I've never seen her used on a guy.
"I? Where was that?"
"I don't know, where are you staying"
"I've been in this town."
"Oh... Maybe in Prosperous"
"I've never been there"" I'm new in this area"
"Oh really, where were you staying before. Maybe it was from there we met."
"Been in the states but was in Lagos earlier" This drew the attention I needed, my neighbours marvelled upon hearing Shina was from the states. I felt highlighted and earned more respect... Atleast as a banker dating a Londoner. I withdrew Shina from the crowd and took him in.
"You've got a nice apartment" he commented searching through my room.
"Thanks"
"Your neighbours are fun to be with especially the fair lady"
"Be careful of her. She's dangerous."
"Someone here is jealous." He rolled his eyes blushing.
"About who and how?"
"You better tell me the truth. You're falling already..."
"What can I offer you..." That was my greatest mistake, why would I ask such question when I had nothing at home, not even sachet water. I blamed myself for trying to change the topic.
"Anything would do."
"But... But... I've nothing at home right now. Just planning to get some tomorrow."
"Is there any fast food close by?"
"Captain cook is at Fayose."
"Let's go there." Before I could say jack Robinson,he was up dragging me out.
"Do you want me to go out this way?" I asked immediately we got into the car.I was wearing a bumshot and croptop.
"I love my woman looking hot and sexy."
"But this is Ado not Lag or wherever."
"I care less."He ignited and off we went. I was reminiscing on the " my woman" thingy.
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Literature › Re: Life Of A Broke Naija Graduate ( Short Story) by Bibi294(op): 6:26pm On Jan 12, 2017
Please, I will be concluding this story on or before tomorrow. I wanna know your opinion about this story and if they are impressive, I'll drop another story on Monday. Thanks to everyone who likes and commented on my piece of artwork. I love you all.
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Literature › Re: Life Of A Broke Naija Graduate ( Short Story) by Bibi294(op): 6:24pm On Jan 12, 2017
I saw a familiar red car outside my compound, it was the red car I saw in the afternoon. I was confused ,paused and was trying to fathom whom it was. I was lost in my own thoughts when I heard the car horn.I took grip of myself and went to where the car was parked. I knocked on the windscreen and it was wound down. Guess who?

It was my Princecharming!!! I screamed so loud that all my akproko neighbours rushed outside to see who it was. I felt embarrassed and entered into the car to avoid story that touched.
"Aderin"
"Shina"
"Can I talk to you?"
"Where have you been? No calls, no chats, no messages"
"I've been through alot these past few weeks"
"Like what and what?"
"I'm going back to the states"
"Why?"
"My parents, they don't love me" he screamed. I was disappointed, devasted. I was quiet and every time I tried opening my mouth to talk... It was so dry and silky.
"Aderin, can I sleep here this night?"
"You mean.... My...my room?" I stammered
"Yea... I need somewhere to rest my head and cool my mind."
"Hotel... There are five stars hotels around, why my room?" I regretted those words almost immediately.
"Are you trying to drive me away?" He asked disappointed.
"Why should I, Shina? I mean a man of your caliber and status...(I paused)... Moreso,we met once, we're friends and... and... I don't know your intentions" I looked up seeing Shina beaming with smiles.I felt foolish.
"So you have a dirty mind?" He asked laughing out so hard.
"Was it so funny?"
"Oh I'm sorry. I know all hotels around here but I just want someone to talk to. I need someone to lend me some listening ears. You fits into my demands, Riri. You are such an amazing woman." He poured out. I was quiet for a period of time because My room was a bit absorb. My unwashed pants were lying in my bed.
"Let us go inside" I opted out immediately and he locked his car and followed almost immediately. I was looking for the perfect lie concerning my unwashed panties but found none. As we got into my compounds, all my neighbours, I mean all my neighbours, my neighbours' neighbours, my neighbours' children,boyfriends,girlfriends and street members were hanging around all staring at my Princecharming. To be truthful,Shina smelt of riches, even though he was dressed in a joggers n tees, he was a head turner. My head was so swollen that I could not help feeling on top of the world. I looked back and discovered everyone was greeting him,even some were trying to form familiarity. I took it as an opportunity to rushed into my room,I cleared my room and rushed out to pick Shina. On getting outside, what and who I saw shocked me.
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Romance › Re: Edo Style Traditional Marriage (PICTURES) by Bibi294(f): 5:17pm On Jan 12, 2017
Bridesmaid can wear beads but its not compulsory
Literature › Re: Life Of A Broke Naija Graduate ( Short Story) by Bibi294(op): 10:11am On Jan 11, 2017
I left Fiwa's shop and took a bike to Chuks, my makeup customer at the market. I was owing him the total sum of #550 which I paid and bought my loose powder and some essentials.(if you will agree with me: as either a makeup artist, or a makeup lover,never take more than you've budgeted to a makeup shop/studio or else you end up spending more than you have? I got some foodstuffs and soup ingredients and when I got home that evening, I had less than #2000. I was nervous that I could not sleep all through the night expecting Shina's cal which seems like a dream not coming true. I was home the next day after feigning sick to my neighbours. I decided against calling Shina and the day ended without a call or visit from him.I was disappointed throughout the week not seeing Shina and after a whole week of mourning Shina, I chose to move on. I dusted my CV and my trekking shoes and went back to the street. I was working down the street of GRA one hot Thursday afternoon lost in my own thoughts when a red car stopped by,at first I paid less attention to the car and walked passed it until the driver horned, I stopped to look at the driver but it was a tinted glass, knocked repeatedly but no response. I tried peeping through the tinted glass but all I could see is a couple arguing so I moved on,the car followed so I decided to pick a bike home. I had to borrow money from Mama Sikira to pay the biker rider. It was some minutes to 7 when a call came in and the caller asked to me to come outside. I was so eager to know who it was so I went so immediately
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Literature › Re: Life Of A Broke Naija Graduate ( Short Story) by Bibi294(op): 2:42pm On Jan 09, 2017
I could not enter my house before I rushed down to Fiwasaye's shop, I stopped and paid Mama Sikira my debt and also Bello. Bello was the mei tea at my junction.I would buy tea, noodles and bread and package it inside either Captain cook, Take away or chicken republic nylon. Don't ask me where I got them, I could be lucky to eat lunch there once in few months but to my neighbours, I eat there everyday! Fake life was the best to me! A lot of people accorded me with respect because I knew how best to"package" myself.
On getting to Fiwa's shop, I greeted her and handed her the sum of five thousand naira.
"Corporate Ashawo, wetin b dis"
"Stop calling me that! You have customers now" I replied angrily.
"No one is listening"
"Does that matters, walls have ears"
"Where you c money"
"How much am I owing"
" 3,765"
"Who's spending #5 in this period"
"You still have 1,235"
"Keep the change" I replied feeling fly
"Riri, who have you money"
"Iwa, you won't believe I'll be getting married soon" pardon me readers, In the "packaging" business, there is something you must know how to do well, it's "lying"... I, Aderinola can sell the whole Nigeria with lies. I' was born,bred and buttered in " LIES". My father could lie and my mother was always his witness so as we, the children.
"Who will marrying our Almighty corporate..."
"Shut it!" I shut her off
"Who is marrying our Riri" she asked rolling her eyes. She knew all my tactics, she was the torn in my flesh. She knew me better than my parents and she rolling her eyes meant one thing, She does not believe me.
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Literature › Re: Life Of A Broke Naija Graduate ( Short Story) by Bibi294(op): 11:37am On Jan 09, 2017
Happy new year and morning to y'all. I've been sick and had to travel down to my parents.... Updates are coming soon.... Stay tuned
Literature › Re: Life Of A Broke Naija Graduate ( Short Story) by Bibi294(op): 9:12pm On Jan 03, 2017
So for not updating... No light in my area... Will do DAT soon.. Love u all
Literature › Re: Life Of A Broke Naija Graduate ( Short Story) by Bibi294(op): 9:10pm On Jan 03, 2017
KaBabs1:
Hello bibi294,

I like your story. I wonder if you're free, I would like you to write for me at a fee. The story is a children fiction and it's just 5k words. I can provide you with samples to guide you in case you've never written anything like it. If interested contact me at adeyinkaa9 @ g mail. com
Mind if u drop your WhatsApp contact
Literature › Re: Life Of A Broke Naija Graduate ( Short Story) by Bibi294(op):
"You stare a lot. Follow me to my car" he made to move and I follow closely behind.

I followed him to his Car and we opted in, believe me, I knew I had hit a jackpot! This man was driving a G-wagon in this part of Nigeria. I started reminiscing and calculating those I was owing, my makeup kits, and all other expenses . I was lost in my thought that I did not noticed this guy had been talking to me.

"Are you alright" he shook me vehemently.
"Yes, I am" I shifted confortably and concentrated.
"Have been asking what your name is since and u were just staring at me blankly"
"Oh! I'm sorry. My name is Riri".
" Is that an Igbo name?"
"Shortened form of Aderinola"
"Oh! I am Shina, Shinaayomi" he added quickly.
"Where do you stay"
"Falegan"
"My parents are based here in Ado but I'm based in lag even though I'm new in Nigeria" he explained calmly "I'll be in town for some couple of months"
"Oh really" I said smiling.
"What are you doing in the bank" he asked
"Ehm.... Ehm... I actually came to withdraw" I stammered
"To withdraw? But you said you're stranded" he said confusingly.
"Shina, it's a long story. Two things brought me to the bank, to withdraw and search for work. My parents promised to send me some cash today." I said soberly. That was one of the begging tactics I used on men.
"Eeya. Can I take you home"
"Home?" It was still some minutes to two and I am not expected to be home yet at least as a banker. I was lost in thought thinking of an excuse.
"You don't want me to know your house, Aderin" He asked looking dejected.
"Why not, I stay in Falegan" I said quickly as the thought of losing that handsome man crossed my mind.
Shinaayomi eventually took me home and gave me fifteen thousand naira with the promise to check on me the next day. It was my happiest day.
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Literature › Re: Life Of A Broke Naija Graduate ( Short Story) by Bibi294(op): 11:29pm On Dec 27, 2016
I will stop here since people are not finding it interesting cry
Literature › Re: Life Of A Broke Naija Graduate ( Short Story) by Bibi294(op): 11:28pm On Dec 27, 2016
pweetyoge:
Please go on dear...i like ur digressions...
proudly a Lioness too
Of the greatest lionness... Whow!!!
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Literature › Re: Life Of A Broke Naija Graduate ( Short Story) by Bibi294(op):
The man shook me repeatedly after seeing how blankly I was staring at him and shouted..

"Hello miss, are you alright" my heart melt. It sounded rather romantic than been worried. I came back seconds later and adjusted vehemently in my seat.

"Pardon my manners" I said in my best tone
"You look pale, what were you thinking of" he asked still looking worried.
"You asked for a pen" I said opening my bag searching for one. I handed it over to him as I waited patiently for my Princecharming. He was not the best of all handsome men but damnit! His skin was radiant and his voice could soften a hardened stone. I waited patiently for two hours before my Princecharming appeared again.

"I was worried you would have left" He said stretching his hand in a bid to return my UBA inscribed pen.. I received it two years ago while serving in Kebbi. It was the pen the manager of the bank I opened gave me, he was my man friend.
"I am stranded" It slipped rather too fast that I could not control it. My Princecharming stood rooted on a spot as he checked me out from head to toe...

"I thought you work here"
"No, I worked with ECOBANK"
"OH! The bank the Governor locked" he said out of pity.
"Yes"
"Let's get out of here" He said
"Pardon!" It sounded more like, "let us go to my house"
"Do you wanna stay here like forever" he gave me a puzzled look. I immediately stood up knowing fully well I had fumbled. This man was distracting me and I could not help it... I led and he followed closely. We got outside and I could see him more clearly, he was tall and well built... My exact type of man, he was wearing a white shirt, a black pair of trousers, a wine blazer and the sun could not have shone the way his black shoes were shining.

"You stare a lot. Follow me to my car" he made to move and I follow closely behind.
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Romance › Re: I Need Help! I Have Got A Thing For Bad Girls by Bibi294(f): 11:06pm On Dec 27, 2016
Slonge2:
my fear is not even for the present, but what the future portends for me, when it comes to marriage nd sort
If u can try n change your perspective, it's cool but if not, find a decent bad girl... Today olosho na one Man's future wife... Either u take it or leave it
Literature › Re: Life Of A Broke Naija Graduate ( Short Story) by Bibi294(op):
My daily routine: I woke up before five every morning, pray,brush my teeth and have my bath. Making myself up was my morning duty, none of my neighbours had mistakenly seen my natural look, I concealed all blackspot and pimples, I was always looking fresh in my makeups and truthfully, most if not all of my hard earned money goes into my makeups, if I don't, how will I get more money? I rocked ombre lips better than most pro n models... After these, I go knocking on doors as I woke other tenants up before sweeping my room and veranda. If I had something to cook, better and if not, I would either eat at Mama Sikira or at Fiwa's place.. It depended on my pocket. I leave home exactly 6 in the morning alongside my neighbours if I had money and before 6 if I don't... Anyone who have ever been to Ado Ekiti will know Falegan is not far from Bank road, you don't have to pass through Ola Oluwa school... There's a shorter way of doing that*winks... I trekked down to Bank road and being a regular customer in most banks, I entered freely to check if there was any possible vacancy and sometimes to fetch customers
One fateful day, it was one of the unfortunate days I trekked down to bank road, I entered into Zenith bank and sat at the reception even when I had no business in the bank premises. I was lost in my own thought of how to handle my dangling debt coupled with the fact that my carowhite cream was finished, so was my loose powder and I needed to buy a fake Brazilian hair.

"Can you lend me your pen"

It sounded too angelic and I thought I was in heaven. I lifted my face to meet the gaze of a young looking handsome , oh no! guy... I won't call that face that of a man. I starred straight into that eyes for some few seconds trying to fathom what planet they fell from.. The man shifted a bit and looked back trying to know if I was actually staring at something else.
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Literature › Re: Life Of A Broke Naija Graduate ( Short Story) by Bibi294(op): 10:43pm On Dec 27, 2016
Should I move on
Literature › Re: Life Of A Broke Naija Graduate ( Short Story) by Bibi294(op):
Life of a broke naija Graduate

CHAPTER ONE
Walking aimlessly through the street of Ado Ekiti has become my hobby, waking up like every other tenants in my lodge, getting dressed and hurrying to catch a cab in pretence of going to work was my everyday routine. I am Aderinola, a 24- year old graduate of Psychology from Ekiti State. I grew up in Ekiti but was lucky to have schooled in UNILAG. I served in Kebbi State and if there was a profession I hated, it was teaching.... I had gotten a job to teach at a standard secondary school in Odo- Ado but being a big Unilag graduate, I could not stoop so low to teaching a group of readymade spoilt brat who were coming to school to get a WAEC certificate....
My parents were based in Ilawe Ekiti, father was a reknown and " rich farmer" and mother was a trader... But to my friends except Fiwasaye, my father was a retired "rich" soldier and my mother, a businesswoman who was based in clothing's... Yes now! My mother was a businesswoman or is there any difference between businesswoman and trader... Both r selling stuffs! And she was into clothing's too because she was selling inner wears to some local market woman in Ilawe Ekiti. I hate to admit my parents were illiterates, but they were... Stark illiterates!! My dad could speak Yoruba fluently and he could communicate in English a little but my weird mother was prone to our native dialect, she could not speak fluent Yoruba and she was never afraid to speak it not even when she came to Lagos to visit me while I was in school.
After my graduation, being their only surviving and educated daughter, my parents wanted me home but I bluntly refused., not after tasting the sweet life of Lagos but after much pleas from within and without, I agreed to settle down in Ado Ekiti, the state capital of Ekiti State, the fountain of knowledge and the state with the highest number of professors... Of the greatest "ule uyi,ule eye". My parents rented a "self-con" for me in Falegan, a serene street along Ilawe road. I lived a double life, to my co- tenants, they believed I'm a lucky rich girl who worked in ACCESSBANK but truthfully, I dressed to kill. I took my time taking my bath and wearing makeup. Bet with me, I can name 10perfumes that worth #200 which had sweet scents... I used Dallas perfume and pocket perf and a couple of sprays. I possessed one thousand and one suits, suits were my favourite, ranging from skirt to trouser suits... While in the university,I was being mistaken for a banking and finance student and it went on till my graduation. Fiwasaye knew much about my second life, the pauper village girl, she was fond of calling me corporate omo oko or corporate ashewo.
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Literature › Life Of A Broke Naija Graduate ( Short Story) by Bibi294(op): 10:13pm On Dec 27, 2016
My name is Bibi, I'm a graduate of Education and English from the University of Nigeria.... I'm a lazy writer and in this short story, I'm going to defile all prosaic laws and write freely.... Criticism is welcome.... Mind u, I'm a freelance writer
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Romance › Re: I Need Help! I Have Got A Thing For Bad Girls by Bibi294(f): 10:01pm On Dec 27, 2016
elmagnifo:
A gurl is either good or bad. There is no way a good gurl can be bad or a bad gurl be good. These are two opposite things.
Some are good physically and are otherwise when u get to know dem.... Some physically good people(I won't say girls) are worse than those bad eggs u c physically... Personally, I believe in inner beauty... When I get to know u n u av d right attributes ... No matter how irresponsible, bad n spoilt u r, we can still roll
Romance › Re: I Need Help! I Have Got A Thing For Bad Girls by Bibi294(f): 9:46pm On Dec 27, 2016
Seriously... Some bad girls may be cool and sum good girls r worse.... Love someone naturally... Either good or bad and watch n help her rehabilitate
Romance › Re: Why Women Love Lies---true Story by Bibi294(f): 9:26pm On Dec 26, 2016
:onice writeup... But don't think u can brainwash all girls o ... Not all girls love for money... It is inarguable that ladies have a weakened heart but not all
Fashion › Re: Let's Sew For Fun (**valisimo Fashion School Online Classroom**) by Bibi294(f): 3:31am On Dec 20, 2016
God bless you ma'am... I'm also interested in ebook.. firstdota27@ymail.com

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