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abeg am moving to burkina-faso.........today bombing tomorrow gun attack when will these stop in my country

sir.......JONA hmmmmmmmm

happy birthday BADO may you live long to withness more of this

cut waiting When my hand and teeth fii tear any food apart

Choosing a great career is a challenging task
because it should satisfy your emotional and
financial needs. ADEMOLA ALAWIYE writes on
various factors to consider when choosing a
career
What one person considers a great career may not
be so great for another. Choosing a great career
requires much thought, time, diligence and a
calculating approach. When it comes to
determining the career you want to follow, it is
important for you to take many things into
consideration. You have to analyse your interests
and determine if you have the skills needed to
pursue those interests, among other things.
Failure to do this can cause you major setbacks in
life. The process is meant to start even before you
go to the university. This is because the course
you study in school is supposed to boost your
chances in succeeding in that career.
Unfortunately, experts say many people just study
courses available to them or the ones their
parents chose for them.
Many of these people go on to either abandon
their certificates or change careers at some point
in the future - when they get to realise some of the
things they should have taken into consideration in
the first place.
Before choosing a career, the questions you
should ask include:
What are your interests?
Career advisers say people who enjoy what they
do are more likely to succeed than those who are
unhappy with their jobs. For you to enjoy your job,
it has to be one you are interested in. This is why
it is important to consider your interests in
choosing a career. If you are interested in writing,
for instance, you may be better off working in a
media organisation, than as a sales representative
for a company. This is because that will give you
the opportunity to pursue that interest. As a sales
representative, you are likely to get disenchanted
with what you do, which will lead you to put in
less effort and increase your chances of failing. So,
ask yourself the question, "What I'm I interested
in?" And be true to yourself.
What are your strengths and weaknesses?
What are you good at? What are your strengths
and weaknesses? Everybody has a talent;
something they are considered 'naturally' good at.
It could be football or swimming, it could be
cooking or human relations. Such people are likely
to excel by developing skills they already have.
This is why experts advise that people should
consider the career that allows them to utilise
skills they already have, developing them in the
process.
What is your level of education/training?
Whatever the career you settle for, you will need
some form of formal education to succeed. This is
why you have to determine your level of education
and if it is good enough for the career you are
considering or that you have chosen. If you realise
that you need to go for further training or
education, experts say you should also consider
how much it would cost you and how long you
have to get the training. Can you afford the
training? Do you have the time to go for it?
Sometimes, the additional training you need is one
that you can acquire on the job. It is therefore
important that you consider that as well, bearing in
mind that even if you are highly educated, you
need to continue to seek further training to ensure
you don't fail and when you succeed, to build on
that success. Bear in mind that while some
careers require much training, some others don't.
The idea is to ensure you have an interest in
learning before opting for a career that requires
serious training.
What is your goal?
One question you should answer before choosing a
career is, "What impact do I want to make?"
It is not unusual to see a top government official
or business executive at a loss for words when
asked the question, "How do you want to be
remembered?" This is not because they do not
want to be remembered, it is sometimes because
they really haven't thought about it.
It is a sign that they are uncertain about the
difference they want to make in life or that they
chose the wrong career.
Experts say when you know what you want to do
or become, it is easier for you to choose a career
and succeed in that career.
So, ask yourself what your goal is; to set up an
organisation like the Red Cross, find a cure to
some 'incurable' diseases, or achieve a
technological breakthrough? Once you answer this
question, you won't be so confused when it's time
to choose a career.
Work preferences
The nature of the career you choose can affect
your lifestyle and determine such things as where
you will live and how often you have to hit the
road. For instance, if you want to be a farmer, you
may have to reside in the rural area. If your goal
is to live in the city, you may find it difficult to run
the farm as you should.
While experts advise people against choosing a
career or accepting a job just because they like the
location, they say it should be considered.
If you want to be a pilot, you have to ensure that,
among other things, you are not afraid of heights.
Similarly, you should note that some careers
require you to travel a lot while some don't.
If you want to be an air hostess, then it is
expected that you love to travel (by air).
What are the career prospects?
Experts say people are better off pursuing careers
that have clear growth paths and job security.
This, according to them, is because losing a job
when you are just starting out can be devastating.
They note that there have been several people who
have changed careers as a result of this as they
concluded they were not cut out for it.
What are the financial benefits?
Experts stress that the pay package should not be
the first thing to consider when choosing a career.
However, they say it is okay to consider your
financial comfort. It is, therefore, okay to make
enquiries about salaries, promotions, benefits and
health care coverage, etc.

this is someone story not me..ooo lol
i am a police officer. I want to ask you a simple
question.
This happened to me one day on a checkpoint. I
was on duty, performing the usual stop and search
operation. I stopped a fairly-tinted Toyota Camry
and ordered the occupant out. The driver
introduced himself as a medical doctor and said
the lady with him was his wife.
I asked him if I could see his car boot. He started
abusing me and even threatened to call my
superior officer and say that I was harrassing him.
After much argument, the man opened the trunk. I
searched the boot and found two sacks of indian
hemp and some cocaine there.
By then, my superior was already at the scene.
Immediately after I made the discovery, the young
man started pleading with me, offering us some
money if we cover the matter. We refused and took
him straight to the state Criminal Investigation
Department, so that he would be investigated and
prosecuted. His wife was later released, as the
suspect confessed she had nothing to do with the
drugs in the car.
The problem is that he was sacked from work, and
his wife and children are now going through
hardship to survive. She calls my commander
almost every day asking for help.
I know I did the right thing as a police officer. But
I am disturbed because I see what his wife and
children are going through. Sometimes, people
(and even my fellow policemen) tell me that I am a
bad person, that I should have accepted the money
to save his career and family. I don't even know
what to think.
Do you think my action was right? Thank you

Major Dan: kunu iya samuel ni kolawole, saki kunu iya samuel ni kolawole, saki

rara iSU ati ewa iya moridiya lo sure pass

E no easy oooo even my girlfiend is always jealous of my phone when it's in my hand

Hallotti: NL is running ourra ideas. . .so some 'failed-bloggers' can only regurgitate 'trite' tories with no head or tail to occupy space.

Mesef dey IDLE. . . .We fit eassssssshoda!

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see your head like cake how many you don narrate......siyoooooo agbaya

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Dear men, make sure you always look that
beautiful lady well before you fall into something
like this. Lol!

Queen Okafor is a unique woman with unique
features. She has a rare endowment from nature.
Looking at her, one would think she is a man, but
she is a full blooded woman.
Queen, as her name
suggests, has become a
celebrity of sort whenever
she steps out in public as the people stare at her
in amazement. Queen's attraction is an abundance
of hairs all over her body especially in the upper
region- face, hands, chests etc. Although she was
born without much hair on her body, she gradually
began sprouting them at the age of 21 years.
Today, at 26, Queen has done many things
humanly possible to stop the abnormal growth, but
to no avail.
Narrating her experience, Queen said she started
noticing the hair at unusual places at the age of
21. According to the Anambra State born lady, she
has seen the good, the bad and the ugly because
of her abundant hairs. She said she has become
the cynosure of all eyes wherever she goes,
sometimes to her utter embarrassment. At one
time, she narrated how a gay person approached
her to have anal sex with her, promising to pay
her a princely sum of N500,000.
She said this was the most terrible encounter she
has had on account of her hairs. She, of course,
refused the offer. She said even lesbians also
"toast her" to hangout with her because they found
her attractive in both ways, both as a man and as
a woman. When this reporter met Queen in a bus
going to Oshodi from Mile 2, in Lagos some
months ago, passengers were starring at her
embarrassingly. As the lady tried to hide her face,
more eyes were on her, thus arousing much
interest from co-passengers.
Queen eventually opened up to this reporter,
maintaining that she was not using the story to
beg for money or as a form of publicity stunt, but
only to draw the attention of NGOs to fight for
women with such rare disability as hers. Queen
believes that she is a normal person with
unwanted recognition from the society. She told
Sunday Sun: "My name is Queen Nonyerem
Okafor. I am from Anambra State. We are five
children from our parents, three girls and two
boys. I inherited the hairs from my mum and it
runs in the family.
Once you get to 21 to 23 years in our family, you
start experiencing hair growth. I am 26 years old
now, when I was in secondary school, much hairs
were not on my body. It started when I finished my
secondary school. I am not granting you this
interview as if I need help or money, no! I want to
tell my story and what it means to be a hairy
woman.
All I need is for an NGO to take up my case as a
woman with abnormal conditions and also to act
in the movie industry." She revealed to Sunday
Sun that the change on her skin initially made her
uncomfortable, but following advice from good
people, her confidence was boosted. In her words:
"The first time it started to grow on my body, I was
ashamed, but someone advised me that I shouldn't
bother, that it is a blessing not a curse. The
person told me that I am unique, besides,
wherever I go, I would be recognised. She advised
me that I shouldn't be ashamed, rather that I
should be proud of myself.
It was her that gave me strength and boosted my
self esteem. Some people think that I am a man.
Some think I fixed my breast to deceive people.
Men especially find it difficult to believe that I am a
woman. It was when we interact that most men are
reassured that I am a woman. It has made me to
be very popular and recognised in public. It has
boosted my confidence to socialize. People want
to identify with me to know the stuff I am made of.
Some want to find out where this girl is coming
from.
People call and dash me money because of my
hairy nature, but I don't beg for money." Queen
said she tried to stop the work of nature by
applying all sorts of cosmetics and native
substances, all to no avail but it turned out to
cause more harm than good. "Before the advice
came, I was asking God why all these now? I was
thinking of what to rub to clear the hair from my
skin. I rubbed tortoise faeces and a lot of things
people recommend for me to use, but it didn't
remove them, rather it caused more harm than
good as I started growing bumps and sores while
the hair was still coming out.
So, I stopped rubbing those things. I suffered
those lumps trying to stop the growth," she
narrated. She revealed that her worst time comes
when the weather is too hot and during the dry
season. "When there is much heat, I feel terrible, it
doesn't itch but it really inconveniences me most
times. That`s why I have to wear or put on light
cloths because sweat soaks my dress when I go
out.
Once you see me, you know that heat is dealing
with me as a result of my hairy skin. I used to
shave it off but if I want to shave all, it will cause
me lumps all over my body. She said she had not
taken the medical option seriously. "I have not
gone to hospital. I don't care anymore because it
is from within my blood and it is hereditary. I don't
need it because I can`t be using my money on
something that refuses to free me. A doctor had
advised that surgery can remove it, but not in
Nigeria. Maybe outside the country, but I am not
interested."
Queen revealed that her hair has not changed
anything in her love life, neither does it stop men
from admiring her, rather it has turned many heads
to look at her. "A man that is meant for me will
come when the time comes. It is not a problem. I
will get married, after all, there are other disabled
people that are married despite their condition.
When I was 18 or 19 years old, I was supposed to
have married, but it was just that the man was a
hot tempered person. He was my suitor and we
ended it there. He was seeing the hair coming
little by little.
People are appreciating me and a lot of people are
still coming for my hand in marriage. I have been
seeing many men coming to ask me for
relationship, even one claimed he is from a
European country that he came back to Nigeria to
look for a woman to marry. But most men just
want a fling, they don't want serious relationship. I
was doubting if he was real or not. I have
admirers just like every other girl. Most times, I
have admires more than normal girls. But most
men are not sincere, my mother would say that
love is not by lip service.
I have been hearing things like, I want to marry
you, but after sleeping with you, the man will end
up dumping you for another woman. My boyfriend
likes me the way I look and I have not been
dumped because I am hairy. Men don't break my
heart. I don't trust men easily because I wouldn't
allow myself to have emotional breakdown. I can`t
wait for my heart to be broken. In my village, an
old woman has advised that she knows that I am
not yet married, but I should believe that my own
person is coming. She said that when my husband
will come, I will find it difficult to believe that the
man is my own. She told me that is how her own
daughter looks.
But now I have come to appreciate how I am
created," she said. Narrating her most
embarrassing moment in high density locations
like market places, she disclosed that people crave
to see her face. "I came to Lagos last year to see
whether I can stay in Lagos or not. Other times I
have been coming and going. But the truth is that
I have been enjoying my stay in Lagos now
because something good is happening. Anytime I
go out, people will notice my presence and look at
me. For instance, the first time I went to Ladipo
Market, people besieged me, both traders and
touts snapping me with their phones and video.
You would be shocked how they gathered and
caused chaotic situation that day, you would have
written it as big news, to the extent that I went to
a shopping complex and they started clapping for
me, calling me Eze Nwanyi, which means Queen.
They were hailing me so much. It was the most
embarrassing day of my life. The traders and touts
left what they were doing to follow me around and
saying all sorts of things, if not for one man that
offered to give us a lift, we wouldn't have escaped
those boys.
There was a time I went to Alaba International
Market with a sister and traders were peeping
through the window to see my face and they were
saying, 'she is all hairs oh!' Someone has stepped
down from a bus because of me, a lady. Both of us
were entering a bus at Mile 2 and immediately she
glanced at me she changed her mind and
immediately alighted from the bus despite that the
bus conductor was urging her to enter, that was
the only time someone refused to ride in the same
bus with me.
Queen whose dream is to become an actress, said
she was forced to resign because of sexual
harassment from her employer. "If I have the
opportunity of becoming an actress, I can do that
but it is to get the right person to help me. I need
somebody to help me because I am perfect in
everything I do. I need someone to put me
through but people tell me that for some
producers or directors, all they are after is to sleep
with you. I have not encountered that yet, but
people have been telling me to be careful. People
get easily attracted to me. The dark complexioned
Queen shocked the reporter with her revelation on
how homosexuals plead to take her to bed. She
also explained why she pierced her nose.
"Why I pieced my nose was because it is
fashionable, though I know I look weird already, I
don't give a hoot. It is my body, I accept the fact
that I am strange. A woman has toasted me at
Elegushi Beach while I was there with my friends.
On that day, she called me and gave me her
complimentary card and begged me to hop into
her car, but I refused. She insisted and begged to
be my friend, but my mind told me that she is a
lesbian and she was inviting me to Ajah.
I turned her offer down because I know that most
lesbians are into cultism. Some women will see
me and extol my qualities, saying that they see
women with hairs but that my own is the highest.
In fact, one said I am the queen of hairy women. I
met a guy at a supermarket and he was obsessed
about me, before you knew it, he started telling me
that he liked me, that I am beautiful and all that.
Normal toasting, I thought he was like every other
man as usual, but after the toasting, he went
straight to the point, to tell me that he would like
to have sex with me through my anus, promising
to give me half a million naira.
But I rejected it immediately, God forbid! I can`t
tamper with my anus. I stopped seeing him and
refused to pick his calls. I can`t do that. Another
man begged me to bear him a child that will look
like me, also promising to reward me handsomely.
When I am praying, I plea with God to help me
overcome them.
Nobody can rape me because I am fearful, but men
see me and get sexually aroused because I look
special because of the hairy skin, but I have not
been embarrassed or raped. Being hairy gives me
protection as people see me and get afraid of me.
Those guys who attack people see me and hail
me. They will not like to do anything bad to me.

@least make una give kudos to mama peace husband naaa

When other young ladies would be flaunting the
new additions to their wardrobe this yuletide, 23-
year-old Ngozi Okoye (real name concealed) will
be sad and bemoaning the evil fate that befell her
just days before Christmas.
Shapely Ngozi, a native of
Ogidi, Idemili North Local
Government Area, Anambra
State, who had vowed to go into marriage as a
virgin, was brutally raped by her elder brother's
best friend on December 16, 2013, leaving her
shattered into a 1000 pieces like the windshield of
a car, her virgin blood spilled and highly treasured
virtue forever taken by a scoundrel.
Even more pathetic is the fact that she escaped
the mayhem of Boko Haram in troubled Bauchi
State, only to be savaged by the foul, filthy hands
and mind of a son-of-the-devil lurking at home, in
the heart of Igboland. For her the rape experience
is like a case of running from frying pan into fire.
Ngozi's taste of hell on earth began on Monday,
December 16, when she went to her shop behind
the Obosi Town hall, Obosi, also in Idemili North
LGA to do her normal business of running a beer
palour with her elder brother, which he set up to
survive the hard times after relocating home in the
wake of the incessant Boko Haram bombings in
Bauchi.
As if the devil was playing a one-person chess
game in which she was the pawn, the evil being
first sent the woman that sold the shop to Ngozi's
brother at the cost of N60,000, who showed up to
seek payment of the balance of N15,000 after the
brother had paid an initial sum of N45,000.
Recalling how she came into the picture, Ngozi
said: "My brother told me about how people who
came to the shop always requested for fresh fish
peppersoup and other delicacies.
As I had not found anything to do since we
returned from Bauchi, my brother pleaded with me
to join him in Obosi so that I could be preparing
the delicacies and selling to customers who come
to the shop to drink. When I came, we started the
business and it was still trying to stand when one
day, the woman that sold the shop to my brother
came. "She was doing the same business like us,
so she left behind some plastic chairs and a deep
freezer. As my brother could not afford to buy his
own freezer, we decided to be using the woman's
own with her consent anyway.
Then one day, she told my brother to give her
N20,000 so she could leave the freezer for us. My
brother agreed; we were still trying to raise money
to pay for it and also complete the payment for the
shop when she came on Monday to carry the
freezer." "The day before, on Sunday, and I had
gone to the market and bought some fresh fish
and meat. I put these items in the deep freezer for
preservation. So as I was about cleaning the shop
the next day when the woman came and began
shouting on top of her voice that she must take
the freezer away. I was still pleading and telling
her I kept something in the freezer when she
stormed out and returned in company with two
men who I noticed were commercial motorcyclists.
She ordered them to go into the shop and bring
out the freezer. They came in and threw the fish,
meat and every other item in the freezer out and
took it away."
Rapist appears, promising Greek gift As Ngozi was
lamenting over the sudden turn of events that
spoiled her sales projections for the season, the
evil being moved another of his chess pieces to
act out his assigned role: the suspect, Tochukwu
Nebo, popularly called Baby Boy in Obosi showed
up with an offer to give Ngozi another freezer to
enable her to continue with the business since her
elder brother happened to be his friend. Probably
elated, she did not recognize the Greek gift the
son-of-the-devil was dangling before her.
Her words: "I was still crying that my last hope of
continuing the business of selling fresh fish and
peppersoup had been aborted by the woman when
she took the deep freezer away. Then Toochukwu
(we call him Baby Boy) who is my elder brother's
friend came to me. I thought he came to help me.
There was a time he took refuge in our house
when he was wanted for something in Obosi. So
he came to the shop that Monday and tried to
console me, saying that I should stop crying. He
said he had three deep freezers; that he would go
home, consult his wife and then give me one to
continue my business. He left and after about one
hour later, he came back and told me to follow him
to his house so that we could discuss with his
wife.
I said I would wait for my brother to return first
since the shop was not mine alone. He became
angry and started shouting at me, trying to force
me to follow him. By that time it was already
getting dark. Then he raised his shirt and showed
me a pistol tucked into his waist band and ordered
me to remain silent, and threatened to shoot me if
I said anything or shouted. I still insisted I would
not go with him on a waiting motorcycle. He
brought out a cutlass and as I tried to hold his
hand and save myself, the sharp edge of the blade
cut my hand. I was bleeding profusely and began
to shout for help but nobody came to my rescue
because Baby Boy is notorious in the community.
Whenever anybody came and saw that it was
between Baby Boy and a girl, they just left without
saying or doing anything. He continued dragging
me until I got on the motorcycle. When we got to
his house at Akwasi-Ire village, Obosi, directly
opposite the home of former Commonwealth
Secretary General, Chief Emeka Anyaoku, he
stopped and pretended to make a call after which
he said his wife said I must come into the
compound. I refused and said his wife should
come out. "At that point, he lifted and put me on
his shoulder and kicked the gate open with his
leg.
The time was already 9.30pm. As I was crying for
help, I could hear people's voices in the big
building. It was fully occupied by tenants but
nobody came to my rescue. He took me straight
to his bedroom, threw me on the bed and left.
When he left, I tried to escape, but discovered that
he locked the room. Shortly after he returned and
brought out the gun, pointed it at me and ordered
me to UnCloth. I refused and he pounced on me,
tore my pant. A struggle ensued between us but
being stronger than myself, he overpowered me
and tried to force himself inside me.
At that moment, I tried to calm him down, telling
him I was still a virgin. Initially, he broke into
laughter and said that the only way to know that a
23-year- old girl is still a virgin is by testing it
himself. "He looked around and saw a key holder
with an opener. He brought it close to the bed and
started beating me because I didn't to his evil
desire. Then he tied my long hair which I just
plaited before that day to the iron rods of burglary
proof at the window; he tied my two legs
separately with white rope to the iron bar in the
room before he forced the key holder into my
private part as his manhood could not penetrate.
Immediately, blood oozed out.
He was shocked and tried to stop the flow with my
pant that he had torn. The pain was so
excruciating that I passed out. "When I regained
consciousness, I saw myself on the bare floor in
his room alone in the pool of my own blood with
water gushing out of my body. I noticed then that
he had tried to use water to bring me back to
consciousness. It was at that moment that he told
me that he was surprised to see that I was truly a
virgin at my age. He said that in Obosi, at 14
years, all the girls had known men.
I thought he had come back to his senses but
shortly after saying that with the gun pointing at
my forehead, he began raping me again. After
several hours of battling for life I pretended to
have passed out again. He ran out and came back
in the company with another guy who came into
the room and discovered I was still breathing. I
overhead him telling Baby Boy that I was still
alive. "While they were still discussing outside, I
picked up my phone, tried to call my brother but I
had only N3 credit left; he called me back but
before I could answer him, Baby Boy heard my
voice and rushed into the room; he saw me
holding a phone, it was ringing but I couldn't pick
it because he was so furious and was ready to kill
me.
He snatched the phone and saw it was my brother
calling, he took it and held it until it stopped
ringing. He ordered me to pick it the second time
and tell my brother whatever he told me to say.
With gun pointing at my head, he said I should tell
my brother that it was very late, so he took me
home to stay with his wife and I was in the same
room with his wife. I said so thinking he was
going to release me. Shortly after that, my brother
called him on his own phone and he didn't pick it.
Later he started begging me not to tell anyone
about the incident. He took some of my hair
strands that cut off when he tied my braid to the
iron bar and my blood-soaked pant and put them
in a pit toilet in his compound. It was at that time
that I told him to take me back to the shop so that
my brother would not notice. He said it was a
good idea. As we were going to the shop, he
promised me give me the deep freezer for free and
N10,000 if I kept the incident secret. I said yes
and he dropped me and went back to his house.
Moreover, a woman who introduced herself to me
on the phone as his wife promised to give me
N100, 000 if I withdrew the complaint. Well, I have
told all these things to the security agents. "I
didn't know that when I spoke to my brother
before my credit finished that he heard part of
what I said and quickly called one woman who is
our neighbour in the shop who confirmed that
when the incident started at the shop, that she
thought it was armed robbery and she quickly
closed her shop and then called the Obosi
Vigilance Service who came in the morning and
surrounded the shop. They were shouting open
this door, open this door. When I opened it, I saw
security men and I told them my story and along
the line, I fainted

When other young ladies would be flaunting the
new additions to their wardrobe this yuletide, 23-
year-old Ngozi Okoye (real name concealed) will
be sad and bemoaning the evil fate that befell her
just days before Christmas.
Shapely Ngozi, a native of
Ogidi, Idemili North Local
Government Area, Anambra
State, who had vowed to go into marriage as a
virgin, was brutally raped by her elder brother's
best friend on December 16, 2013, leaving her
shattered into a 1000 pieces like the windshield of
a car, her virgin blood spilled and highly treasured
virtue forever taken by a scoundrel.
Even more pathetic is the fact that she escaped
the mayhem of Boko Haram in troubled Bauchi
State, only to be savaged by the foul, filthy hands
and mind of a son-of-the-devil lurking at home, in
the heart of Igboland. For her the rape experience
is like a case of running from frying pan into fire.
Ngozi's taste of hell on earth began on Monday,
December 16, when she went to her shop behind
the Obosi Town hall, Obosi, also in Idemili North
LGA to do her normal business of running a beer
palour with her elder brother, which he set up to
survive the hard times after relocating home in the
wake of the incessant Boko Haram bombings in
Bauchi.
As if the devil was playing a one-person chess
game in which she was the pawn, the evil being
first sent the woman that sold the shop to Ngozi's
brother at the cost of N60,000, who showed up to
seek payment of the balance of N15,000 after the
brother had paid an initial sum of N45,000.
Recalling how she came into the picture, Ngozi
said: "My brother told me about how people who
came to the shop always requested for fresh fish
peppersoup and other delicacies.
As I had not found anything to do since we
returned from Bauchi, my brother pleaded with me
to join him in Obosi so that I could be preparing
the delicacies and selling to customers who come
to the shop to drink. When I came, we started the
business and it was still trying to stand when one
day, the woman that sold the shop to my brother
came. "She was doing the same business like us,
so she left behind some plastic chairs and a deep
freezer. As my brother could not afford to buy his
own freezer, we decided to be using the woman's
own with her consent anyway.
Then one day, she told my brother to give her
N20,000 so she could leave the freezer for us. My
brother agreed; we were still trying to raise money
to pay for it and also complete the payment for the
shop when she came on Monday to carry the
freezer." "The day before, on Sunday, and I had
gone to the market and bought some fresh fish
and meat. I put these items in the deep freezer for
preservation. So as I was about cleaning the shop
the next day when the woman came and began
shouting on top of her voice that she must take
the freezer away. I was still pleading and telling
her I kept something in the freezer when she
stormed out and returned in company with two
men who I noticed were commercial motorcyclists.
She ordered them to go into the shop and bring
out the freezer. They came in and threw the fish,
meat and every other item in the freezer out and
took it away."
Rapist appears, promising Greek gift As Ngozi was
lamenting over the sudden turn of events that
spoiled her sales projections for the season, the
evil being moved another of his chess pieces to
act out his assigned role: the suspect, Tochukwu
Nebo, popularly called Baby Boy in Obosi showed
up with an offer to give Ngozi another freezer to
enable her to continue with the business since her
elder brother happened to be his friend. Probably
elated, she did not recognize the Greek gift the
son-of-the-devil was dangling before her.
Her words: "I was still crying that my last hope of
continuing the business of selling fresh fish and
peppersoup had been aborted by the woman when
she took the deep freezer away. Then Toochukwu
(we call him Baby Boy) who is my elder brother's
friend came to me. I thought he came to help me.
There was a time he took refuge in our house
when he was wanted for something in Obosi. So
he came to the shop that Monday and tried to
console me, saying that I should stop crying. He
said he had three deep freezers; that he would go
home, consult his wife and then give me one to
continue my business. He left and after about one
hour later, he came back and told me to follow him
to his house so that we could discuss with his
wife.
I said I would wait for my brother to return first
since the shop was not mine alone. He became
angry and started shouting at me, trying to force
me to follow him. By that time it was already
getting dark. Then he raised his shirt and showed
me a pistol tucked into his waist band and ordered
me to remain silent, and threatened to shoot me if
I said anything or shouted. I still insisted I would
not go with him on a waiting motorcycle. He
brought out a cutlass and as I tried to hold his
hand and save myself, the sharp edge of the blade
cut my hand. I was bleeding profusely and began
to shout for help but nobody came to my rescue
because Baby Boy is notorious in the community.
Whenever anybody came and saw that it was
between Baby Boy and a girl, they just left without
saying or doing anything. He continued dragging
me until I got on the motorcycle. When we got to
his house at Akwasi-Ire village, Obosi, directly
opposite the home of former Commonwealth
Secretary General, Chief Emeka Anyaoku, he
stopped and pretended to make a call after which
he said his wife said I must come into the
compound. I refused and said his wife should
come out. "At that point, he lifted and put me on
his shoulder and kicked the gate open with his
leg.
The time was already 9.30pm. As I was crying for
help, I could hear people's voices in the big
building. It was fully occupied by tenants but
nobody came to my rescue. He took me straight
to his bedroom, threw me on the bed and left.
When he left, I tried to escape, but discovered that
he locked the room. Shortly after he returned and
brought out the gun, pointed it at me and ordered
me to UnCloth. I refused and he pounced on me,
tore my pant. A struggle ensued between us but
being stronger than myself, he overpowered me
and tried to force himself inside me.
At that moment, I tried to calm him down, telling
him I was still a virgin. Initially, he broke into
laughter and said that the only way to know that a
23-year- old girl is still a virgin is by testing it
himself. "He looked around and saw a key holder
with an opener. He brought it close to the bed and
started beating me because I didn't to his evil
desire. Then he tied my long hair which I just
plaited before that day to the iron rods of burglary
proof at the window; he tied my two legs
separately with white rope to the iron bar in the
room before he forced the key holder into my
private part as his manhood could not penetrate.
Immediately, blood oozed out.
He was shocked and tried to stop the flow with my
pant that he had torn. The pain was so
excruciating that I passed out. "When I regained
consciousness, I saw myself on the bare floor in
his room alone in the pool of my own blood with
water gushing out of my body. I noticed then that
he had tried to use water to bring me back to
consciousness. It was at that moment that he told
me that he was surprised to see that I was truly a
virgin at my age. He said that in Obosi, at 14
years, all the girls had known men.
I thought he had come back to his senses but
shortly after saying that with the gun pointing at
my forehead, he began raping me again. After
several hours of battling for life I pretended to
have passed out again. He ran out and came back
in the company with another guy who came into
the room and discovered I was still breathing. I
overhead him telling Baby Boy that I was still
alive. "While they were still discussing outside, I
picked up my phone, tried to call my brother but I
had only N3 credit left; he called me back but
before I could answer him, Baby Boy heard my
voice and rushed into the room; he saw me
holding a phone, it was ringing but I couldn't pick
it because he was so furious and was ready to kill
me.
He snatched the phone and saw it was my brother
calling, he took it and held it until it stopped
ringing. He ordered me to pick it the second time
and tell my brother whatever he told me to say.
With gun pointing at my head, he said I should tell
my brother that it was very late, so he took me
home to stay with his wife and I was in the same
room with his wife. I said so thinking he was
going to release me. Shortly after that, my brother
called him on his own phone and he didn't pick it.
Later he started begging me not to tell anyone
about the incident. He took some of my hair
strands that cut off when he tied my braid to the
iron bar and my blood-soaked pant and put them
in a pit toilet in his compound. It was at that time
that I told him to take me back to the shop so that
my brother would not notice. He said it was a
good idea. As we were going to the shop, he
promised me give me the deep freezer for free and
N10,000 if I kept the incident secret. I said yes
and he dropped me and went back to his house.
Moreover, a woman who introduced herself to me
on the phone as his wife promised to give me
N100, 000 if I withdrew the complaint. Well, I have
told all these things to the security agents. "I
didn't know that when I spoke to my brother
before my credit finished that he heard part of
what I said and quickly called one woman who is
our neighbour in the shop who confirmed that
when the incident started at the shop, that she
thought it was armed robbery and she quickly
closed her shop and then called the Obosi
Vigilance Service who came in the morning and
surrounded the shop. They were shouting open
this door, open this door. When I opened it, I saw
security men and I told them my story and along
the line, I fainted."

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