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 Literature › Re: Tales Of A Orphan (true Life Story By Christopher Stanley) by McEphiks(op): 9:52pm On Oct 07, 2019 |
Feet sprinting faster than ever he sped to the bedroom unknown to him that the door was slightly closed. Just when he was about to enter the room he hits his head at the edge of the slightly closed door. Eyes went pale, for a second he couldn't see, everything became dark. He thought he could scream but he felt life leaving him as he try remembering what happened. He heard someone calling his name. Whoever the person was he was not ready to answer. Not as if he could but the calling was persistent until he opened his eyes and the room cheered in unison a sign to show they were all waiting for me. Where am I, he questioned and before the blink of an eye the Doctor was there to examine him. He had spent three days in coma and that was his last chance according to the Doctor but he fought his way back to life. The look on his mother's face could tell how glad she was. Mixed with joy and tears her face was just like a candidate electioneering to get a certain position. Her smiles was mixed with wonders and excitement. His father who had remained silent all this while just took hold of his hand and tell him welcome my son. That was the beginning of a new journey in his life. For the next four days there were series of test been run to ascertain the level of injury the accident could have had on his brain. There surely might be a need for brain surgery which at that time is not available. He haven't said a word and all were eager for him to say something. His Parent and the stranger who he's just about to find out is his uncle had their eyes glued on him. He was embarrassed to speak and he felt a lot has happened over the days. Typing..... |
| Literature › Re: Tales Of A Orphan (true Life Story By Christopher Stanley) by McEphiks(op): 10:22pm On Oct 06, 2019 |
On this fateful day after a fulfilled day at school with the promotion examination at hand, Stan was eager to get home and break the news of his appointment as the time keeper of the school even when he was just in class 3. On getting home he met his mother in the kitchen cooking. Just like a typical African mom like yours that was a opportunity to send him errand and chores she would have done by herself if not for his arrival. The joy of his new prefect role combined with the aroma of the Rice which is an unusual one made him want to do anything at that moment. For now, nothing matters to him than the news. In most of Nigerian homes in the early 2000's you could attest to it that Rice is meant for special occasions or Sundays. Though baffled, his mind didn't remind him to ask what is going on. For a second he thought his mother heard the news before him and the Rice was for celebration but then he asked what's there to celebrate? Wandering in his thoughts he felt a tap on his shoulder with a strange bold voice. "Young man, you're all grown now" the voice told him without waiting for a reply with his eyes now glued to the total stranger he struggled to find his voice while also attempting to remember the face. All attempts proved futile as he opted to greet rather than just gaze at the already amazed stranger. "Miguo" he said with a cheeky smile on his face and without hesitation made way to the kitchen where his mother is cooking to announce the arrival of a strange man into their home only to be interrupted with the noise of his little sister crying from the bedroom and without thinking twice he zoomed off to the aid of his little sis. Though almost three now, she still cry like she did when she was a baby. On his way from the passage to the bedroom which was another single room separated from house he had one of his worst experience till date. Typing........ |
| Literature › Re: Tales Of A Orphan (true Life Story By Christopher Stanley) by McEphiks(op): 1:04am On Oct 06, 2019 |
The birth of Endurance brought about some luck to the family. His Dad farming yielded good produce that year and Stan was finally able to enroll in a school for the first time at age Eight. As the bright intelligent boy he is, he skipped three classes for the first session and was in Nursery two at the end of the session already. Starting with pace their family situation was really turning around for good except that little Endurance was baby colic. His mother almost got arrested in the market after her crying raised alarm thinking she stole the baby as she won't stop crying even after constant attempt to make her stop by breastfeeding her. She would cry all night long that the neighbours called her Akigbemaru, Atawewe, and names like that in Yoruba language. On the resumption of the next school section in the summer of 2001 Stan changed school and had to start from primary 3 after several test was done. In less than a year he has skipped four classes. What a brilliant boy! Life was really good to them now and Stan just loved the moment. His dad would always tell him to look up to God in everything he do but Stan, just like every other kid do not find it inspiring. He would tell his dad "Dad, can't I just face my life?" In response trying to convince him his dad would tell him stories from the Bible and gradually the boy fell in love with God. But just when he was falling in love, a tragedy happened. typing..... |
| Literature › Re: Tales Of A Orphan (true Life Story By Christopher Stanley) by McEphiks(op): 3:33pm On Oct 05, 2019 |
Growing up Stan (Short form of Stanley) was a bright intelligent young chap (Using both is not unnecessarily hyperbolic). Endowed and down to earth he was taught at an early age to do things on his own and learn to love others. Though poor, his father showed him love and cared as would any living parent could. Sic years after being brought to earth, Stan remains the only child and son of his parent. They had everything except money and good accommodations. "Life is not always fair my son" Hus father would tell him while walking back from the farm after a long day. Due to lack of money Stan didn't start schooling with his mate but learnt from his averagely educated father while at home. Until he was Seven, he had no access to formal education. On the 20th day of November after seven years of waiting he finally became a bug brother and his little sister whom his parent would name Endurance was born. Typing........ |
| Literature › Tales Of A Orphan (true Life Story By Christopher Stanley) by McEphiks(op): 3:06pm On Oct 05, 2019*. Modified: 10:01pm On Oct 06, 2019 |
My name is Christopher Stanley. I was born in the early nineties and grew up with love from both parents. Raised by Christian parent, they ensure I was taught the basics and fundamentals of life on how to live morally, mentally, spiritually, socially what it takes to ensure I have a successful life. But how have I fair over the years? This is my escape from depression. Typing...... Laslasticlala Dominique |
| Dating And Meet-up Zone › Re: Ladies Looking For Love :) by McEphiks(m): 7:19pm On Sep 25, 2019 |
merit1988:Would it be okay if we get to chat on WhatsApp. Who knows we might just hit the nail on the head |
| Romance › Re: Men Everywhere, No Husbands For The Girls by McEphiks(m): 11:05am On Sep 24, 2019 |
LillyVal:I haven't read or seen the facts madam. |
| Romance › Re: Woman Expose Nasty Chats Between Her Rival And Her Boyfriend by McEphiks(m): 5:18pm On Sep 23, 2019 |
Jenniferblogger:The part of me and my brother shares almost everything got me.. The Mercy mumu sha but the poster is Mumuer.. Werey! |
| Romance › Re: You Are Limitless And Wonderfully Created. by McEphiks(m): 4:58pm On Sep 23, 2019 |
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| Romance › Re: You Are Limitless And Wonderfully Created. by McEphiks(m): 4:57pm On Sep 23, 2019 |
LillyVal:This post is implausibly mystical. To an extent its contradictory, or perhaps, my humor is below average that I can't comprehend the motive behind this post. That said, marriage is a great thing and every woman, feminist included crave to marry a good man someday. If you would ask any lady, she'll definitely include "A man who supports my dream" in her attributes she looks for in her dream man. Rather than argue marriage is an hindrance to goals, preach to your fellow women to choose rightly. Peace be unto you. Shalom! |
| Romance › Re: You Are Limitless And Wonderfully Created. by McEphiks(m): 4:51pm On Sep 23, 2019 |
LillyVal:You can live a fulfilled life as a lady without marriage, agreed. But marriage don't kill ambitions or dreams as you've made it look like. |
| Romance › Re: I'm Confused. by McEphiks(m): 4:42pm On Sep 23, 2019 |
Anyabeku:Am a man and would be honest the best way I can. Though calls and messages may be limited due to financial or work circumstances its obvious he's playing the push and wait game with you. He's bored already and he moved on. The only reason he calls is because he won't like you to tell him you he broke your heart and his response will be I tried baby girl, I was busy but kept checking on you. Learn to live your new man and cut, I repeat cut all contact with your suppose ex. You deserve better. Good luck angel. 1 Like |
| Romance › Re: Men Everywhere, No Husbands For The Girls by McEphiks(m): 4:34pm On Sep 23, 2019 |
SKYloafFISH:You may end up reaping the wrong seed. Don't get entangled to that mentality, it won't help you. This is a very plausible post and need no demystification. |
| Romance › Re: I Nor Won Break Table Sha,but Na So We See Am. by McEphiks(m): 11:34am On Sep 11, 2019 |
Well said. Wetin I sabi? Lemme read the comments and laugh jejely |
| Sports › Re: Lukaku's Monkey Chants Was A Form Of "Respect" And Not "Racist"- Inter Fans by McEphiks(m): 8:37am On Sep 05, 2019 |
rentAcock:Germany you said? they're more racist than Italians.. a woman once alighted from a train because I sat beside her. She clearly stated she can't sit beside an animal. 2 Likes |
| NYSC › Re: Simon Godwin Idoko Made First Class After Writing JAMB 6 Times, Completes NYSC by McEphiks(m): 7:44pm On Jul 25, 2019 |
nurez305:See human being mentality 1 Like |
| NYSC › Re: Corper Michael Osadiaye Ehigiator's Community Development Project In Calabar by McEphiks(m): 9:32am On Jul 25, 2019 |
Kudos bro more grease to your elbow |
| Celebrities › Re: Efe: “I Am Worth More Than N25 Million Currently" by McEphiks(m): 8:50pm On Jul 20, 2019 |
FuckThaMod:It's "Chicken feed" check your dictionary No be chicken change |
m no longer looking for love cos true love doesn't exist...... I'm just bored
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