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MzMariah:
Wow...you will sure teach me how to write davep. Good job.

Will miss nl o..................

you made my day! Thanks. I'm flattered

Ladies and Gentlemen

Fans and Critics alike

virtual guest readers and Ghostmoders

friends of Scenario 75. I'm happy to announce the end of Scenario 75!!!!




The End of Part 1. Its been an absolutely wonderful time with you guys, through up and downs. Dull and lively moments. Though its my very 1st. I will be back and better with Part 2.



Thanks so much, its a wonderful pleasure to call it wraps on such a memorable day in my life and that of my friends.


(in steve harveyan accent) aint no mountain high enough



aint no valley low enough



aiiiiint no river wide enough


to keep me from loving y'all daily


Gracias!! And see you soon


Temitopedaniel

Prettyspicey

audreytimms

mzmariah.


You are wonderful fellows and will rock this continent within a decade.

Not only you, but each and everyone that has this talent (minor or major)

To God be the Glory
#SHALOM#

THE END



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"Sir okoro, i would be heading to that footpath with a gun at this boy's head. You can plan to get me with the first shot, but bear in mind also that its not enough to stop me blasting off his head with just a single shot. So..... Here i come." Gozie's countenance changed suddenly and Sam watched as he came out to come open the door for him to be led like a lamb to the abbatoir. They walked a few metres then Gozie paused in his track. The streetlights along the road were bright and could easily identify him. That was'nt planned for, so he pushed Sam into a dark corner and waited. Obviously expecting his arrival, Srgt Okoro dialled him back .....


"I can assure you that my men are totally under my command. They would obey my orders not to throw a single stone. So come over."


"No, lets meet across the expressway, the gardens opposite the Government Secretariat would be fine and open. I'l be there. I'l know if your men are in numbers because if you use a van, that would take you fifteen minutes." He pushed Sam ahead of him and the noise from oncoming vehicles of all sorts made hearing a difficulty. Gozie cut the call and quickly messaged the sergeant.


"Lets cross over now. You're safe."


"How do you wish to take your....?" Sam suddenly stopped and walked forward. He became scared that he just reminded Gozie about the cash exchange. Gozie looked to and fro to ensure they crossed perfectly clear. Sam was lucky. The busy expressway and speeding trailer vehicles had drowned his voice and made it seem as though he was complaining to Gozie! They crossed over and climbed down into the green lawn and sat besides the pavement. There was no officer in sight and it was already ten minutes since they crossed. His phone buzzed and he picked.


"I'm right there, look at the trees at the right hand-side across the traffic light."


Gozie stretched his neck and then searched his pockets frantically for something- a hidden binoculars!

He scanned the area and enhanced the settings and resolution to catch hidden figures. He saw four men. Then he got a call again.


"I have a bag here, and a girl will come forward to give you. She is a hawker and is harmless. That's the 750,000 naira you requested. So once you see her....."


"Wait, how do i know this is real cash. She must throw a bundle my way to ascertain or else. I'l shoot if this is all mind-games. Remember i still have the boy." Gozie spat saliva as he spoke nervously. His left hand came hard on Sam's aching shoulder.

"Alright, Fine! We'l do that. Here she comes." and a girl about sixteen years of age raced across the street, bag in hand, and threw a bunch of cash at Gozie. This scared Gozie. How did she, an amateur, spot him so easily. He turned round and ran towards her, but after chaining Sam to a water pump in the garden. Then he grabbed her and began shouting. She screamed!


"I'l kill her now. This is all a trick......" he went on like a hardened criminal and he cursed and swore at all the officers.



"Mr Ibe has some of your boys working for him. Their names are......"


In his head, he felt a total silence. It was'nt total silence.



Gozie regained hearing and turned to see Seargent Okoro shouting at his men to stop what they just did. It was too late! Gozie had been shot by FOUR OFFICERS among his men. He turned and stared in apparent shock at what just happened.


"Noooooo!! Nooooo!!!


Gozie felt his bowel and saw a dark glow of liquid on the tarred road. He sank slowly to his knees and the girl ran back to the officers, thoroughly frightened.


Sam watched and dived for cover when he heard repeated gunshots in the air. He stood back up when he heard repeated shouts of 'Nooo!'


As he struggled to get free. A man ran towards him and broke the chain from him and led him to the other side. Sam paused and ran over to Gozie and held his cheeks. Gozie stared into his eyes and spluttered blood on Sam involutarily. He fell onto the floor and lay still.


Sergent Okoro ran towards them, gasped as he arrived the scene. He threw his beret away and the streetlights shone on his bald head.


"Who and who disobeyed my orders?" he ranted. As they surrounded the lifeless body.

No answer!

"oH my God!! Oh my oh my!! But i shouted and warned you earlier at the station!"



Sam refused to leave. But he felt frightened at the fact that the face that was negotiating his freedom was suddenly lacking movement or sound. He was dragged away by the officers who tried to congratulate him on his freedom. He was handed over to a female officer who treated him nicely as they climbed into a waiting ambulance. Sam stared back one last time and watch as they carried the lifeless body away. He wept as the ambulance door closed behind him. THIS DIDNT FEEL LIKE FREEDOM. THIS FELT LIKE BRUTALITY!!

Song: Bryan Adams-Straight From Heart



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