Bello Ibrahim Ahmad!! So you have come out of hiding after absconding with my money in 2018. Someone tries to help you and you ran away with their money, is that how you pay them back?? Thief!! I am still waiting for you to return my money and I will continue to pursue you, no matter how much your people beg.

The chicken BBQ business didn’t work out.
The Afrisurvey business didn’t work out.
Now you’re into writing stories?

dayleke:


Nice schedule.
Thanks.
It was nice chatting with you.
Hope to see you around.
Be safe.

Thank you for time.

Thanks, you too.

dayleke:


I know Pelham Gardens. Nice neighborhood.
Used to to to City island in d summer back then.
Bronx n Brooklyn? I hope not leaving one to go to the other? That's miles apart. Maybe one on the weekend or on your off days?
Manhattan dey alright. Used to work the eve shift back then.
I like d way the rice n peas come out. I will try it one of these days. No ma, no pork for me. Religious reasons tho.
All the above must be spicy tho . I love them spicy.
I have a Jamaican coworker that cooks sometimes n we do pre-order. Or she can cater for you if you want.
I'll like to go to Jamaica one of these days.

My work schedule is split between both. I work 2 days in Brooklyn, 2 days in the Bronx, and 1 day work from home.
I don’t eat pork either (no religious reasons, just personal choice). If you did, what I was going to say was that jerk pork sweet pass jerk chicken. But many of us don’t eat pork, hence the popularity for the chicken.
Jamaicans like their food spicy.
That was nice of your co-worker.
You should go. I go at least once a year.

dayleke:


Cool.
I understand.
May His banner cover you always.
I'm in healthcare too.

Bronx, my old neighborhood.
Used to live in Parkchester n take d #6 train to downtown Manhattan.
Was just in d city last month before everything was locked down.

Can you make some mean oxtail n jerk chicken with rice n peas?
I love it. Can never get tired of them.

Thank you.
I live in Pelham Gardens by the 5 train. I work in both the Bronx and Brooklyn. Manhattan is too hectic for me.
Rice and peas is light work, I can make that with my eyes closed. Oxtail is my favorite dish so it’s a must that I know how to make it. I don’t really like chicken so I’ve never tried to jerk it. But have you tried jerk pork?

dayleke:


Seriously?
What's with your tie to Naija, if I may ask?
Hubby?
One parent?
Friends?
Or just d love for Naija?

Which boro?
Lived in NYC for 15yrs.
Lived in d Bronx n worked in Manhattan.
Was there during 9/11.

I hope you keeping safe o.
Abegi......life has no duplicate.

And NY is d no1 state now with d highest numbers.

I have a relative who lives there and yes, I like it there so I keep returning. I live in the Bronx. I work on the frontline in healthcare so it’s hard to stay safe when emergencies (such as the current pandemic) happen and you’re services are called upon. All we can do is our best and try to keep safe while helping others.

dayleke:


Okay.
I thought as much with that your response.

And where are you presently if I may ask?
I mean your place of abode right now?

I live in New York, though I visit Nigeria regularly.

dayleke:


Lol....
You Jamaican?

Yes, I am; born and raised.

YeSJacky:
Silence Mode Deactivated?

Wey you a deal wid?
wat ya dey pon?
me a wait fi ya sweet epistle pon so long till me ciaan wait no more.


give I more of dis. me a hope ya fi overstand I....

Jah guide ya.
fiyah burn dem wicked Babylonians pon them bad.

bomba clott. them a back o wire.

thumbs up nigga. yu got me back.

Please refrain from assissinating my dialect any further. I appreciate your acknowledgement of Patois and your failed attempt at typing it, but please it burned my heart reading what you wrote.
P.s. It is not bomba clott, but rather Bumbo Claat. Thanks