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Congrats. |
Congrats. |
Congrats. |
Whether they are in support or against Oshiomole, the main thing is politicians are out to protect personal interest. |
Twoclans:� |
How long will they keep negotiating? It is time for action. |
If the truth must be said, even if this government is not performing in other aspects, it is - at least - fighting corruption. |
The sense FFK is trying to make is there should be more premium on human lives than animals. I agree. |
Life is simply so tough for some folks. |
Sorry about the nasty experience. It is story like this that makes people talk about stranger than fiction life. |
Good development. |
Good update. |
Nigeria indeed has many political juggernauts. |
Congrats to them. |
Thanks for your interest. |
It is a big shame he messed up a minor. It is a bigger shame he is supposed to be a 'man of God'. |
LoveToRead: LoveToRead: LoveToRead:[quote author=LoveToRead post=84910487]Nice story. Thanks. |
FFK and the politics of expletives! |
A bitter lesson for looters. |
A lesson for treasury looters. |
The matter is seriously serious. |
This is a perennial problem that must be tackled. |
He must not give. Quiters don't win. |
I was not surprised she was a little bit up to date in my social life. “They’re fine.” “You must be quite stubborn,” she put in. “I mean, for you to still go ahead and marry that lady.” I sighed a bit. Thank God she no longer referred to my wife as “that house girl.” “Love conquers all,” I philosophized. She nodded as if she completely agreed with me. I waited patiently for her to dwell on why she had come to see me. “My mind says I should see you,” she started. I looked at her curiously. “Your mind? Hope there’s no problem.” “No. it’s just something that has been on it for some time. Ever since that incident of miscarriage and our parting ways, I’ve been nursing a big grudge against you. Even when I heard that you had married, I kept bearing the grudge. But now, I’ve decided that it is best I let go of the grudge. I’ve come to tell you that from now on, I bear no grudge again.” I sighed and nodded. “Well, it’s good you came out very frankly. I appreciate that. Thanks for having a place in your heart to forgive me. Yes, what I did was very bad and I’m sorry about it. I tried to reach you and to tender all the heart-felt apology I would have loved to offer, but found you inaccessible. I can understand you were mightily angry with me. Anyway, thank God that now, you’ve decided to forgive. But don’t tell me you came all the way from Lagos to Abuja to say just that.” She smiled. “I’m actually in Abuja for an interview in a federal agency. I’ve come for interview with Federal Civil Aviation Authority, to be precise. So, I decided to use the opportunity to bare my mind to you.” I nodded. Being a senator’s daughter, it was not totally unexpected that she would be fixed in a federal agency. “So, how’s your wife and the baby?” she asked. My boy, Steve was about two years old and Kike was an expectant mother again. “They’re all fine. Thanks a lot.” She stood up. “Well, so long, Henry. See you again.” I stood up too. “It’s a pleasure having you around, Yetunde.” I accompanied her to the reception before I returned to my office. I sat down and wondered on what she had said. It was true that she had suddenly lost interest in me after she had suffered miscarriage as a result of the shock of discovering my misadventure. It was one unpleasant experience I would not like to remember. Her indignation had led to cancelling our planned wedding. As I result, I had resulted to pitching my romantic tent with Kike, despite the avowed disapproval from my parents, especially my dad. All along, Yetunde had vowed she didn’t want to set her eyes on me again. I hadn’t seen her since then. She had neither attended my wedding nor come to greet me when my wife gave birth to a new born baby. Even her senator father, the man that I worked for, didn’t mention her issue again after the initial expression of his disappointment with me. Well, I had left all that behind to forge on with life. Yetunde coming around to say that she had forgotten my misdeeds was a welcome development. It was good to let go of grievances. I continued with my work and closed quite late. I didn’t get home until few minutes to seven o’clock. No sooner had I entered my flat when Linda knocked on my door. “Hey, hello, Linda.” “Hi.” She came to give me a hug like someone who had been away for a long time. I reciprocated her gesture. “There’s a bad news,” she said when the show of affection was over. I instantly became very curious. “What bad news?” She showed the paper she had been holding to my face. “Read this.” I quickly went through the document. It was an official letter addressed to her. In it, it was stated clearly that she had been transferred from the Abuja office to Lafia in Nasarawa State. What was the bad news there? I sighed. “Can you imagine?” she went on. “The transfer came just like that. To make matter worse, they gave me only a week to report at the new duty post.” You can download full story from: https://publish.okadabooks.com/book/about/heart_of_seduction/30375 |
I was not surprised she was a little bit up to date in my social life. “They’re fine.” “You must be quite stubborn,” she put in. “I mean, for you to still go ahead and marry that lady.” I sighed a bit. Thank God she no longer referred to my wife as “that house girl.” “Love conquers all,” I philosophized. She nodded as if she completely agreed with me. I waited patiently for her to dwell on why she had come to see me. “My mind says I should see you,” she started. I looked at her curiously. “Your mind? Hope there’s no problem.” “No. it’s just something that has been on it for some time. Ever since that incident of miscarriage and our parting ways, I’ve been nursing a big grudge against you. Even when I heard that you had married, I kept bearing the grudge. But now, I’ve decided that it is best I let go of the grudge. I’ve come to tell you that from now on, I bear no grudge again.” I sighed and nodded. “Well, it’s good you came out very frankly. I appreciate that. Thanks for having a place in your heart to forgive me. Yes, what I did was very bad and I’m sorry about it. I tried to reach you and to tender all the heart-felt apology I would have loved to offer, but found you inaccessible. I can understand you were mightily angry with me. Anyway, thank God that now, you’ve decided to forgive. But don’t tell me you came all the way from Lagos to Abuja to say just that.” She smiled. “I’m actually in Abuja for an interview in a federal agency. I’ve come for interview with Federal Civil Aviation Authority, to be precise. So, I decided to use the opportunity to bare my mind to you.” I nodded. Being a senator’s daughter, it was not totally unexpected that she would be fixed in a federal agency. “So, how’s your wife and the baby?” she asked. My boy, Steve was about two years old and Kike was an expectant mother again. “They’re all fine. Thanks a lot.” She stood up. “Well, so long, Henry. See you again.” I stood up too. “It’s a pleasure having you around, Yetunde.” I accompanied her to the reception before I returned to my office. I sat down and wondered on what she had said. It was true that she had suddenly lost interest in me after she had suffered miscarriage as a result of the shock of discovering my misadventure. It was one unpleasant experience I would not like to remember. Her indignation had led to cancelling our planned wedding. As I result, I had resulted to pitching my romantic tent with Kike, despite the avowed disapproval from my parents, especially my dad. All along, Yetunde had vowed she didn’t want to set her eyes on me again. I hadn’t seen her since then. She had neither attended my wedding nor come to greet me when my wife gave birth to a new born baby. Even her senator father, the man that I worked for, didn’t mention her issue again after the initial expression of his disappointment with me. Well, I had left all that behind to forge on with life. Yetunde coming around to say that she had forgotten my misdeeds was a welcome development. It was good to let go of grievances. I continued with my work and closed quite late. I didn’t get home until few minutes to seven o’clock. No sooner had I entered my flat when Linda knocked on my door. “Hey, hello, Linda.” “Hi.” She came to give me a hug like someone who had been away for a long time. I reciprocated her gesture. “There’s a bad news,” she said when the show of affection was over. I instantly became very curious. “What bad news?” She showed the paper she had been holding to my face. “Read this.” I quickly went through the document. It was an official letter addressed to her. In it, it was stated clearly that she had been transferred from the Abuja office to Lafia in Nasarawa State. What was the bad news there? I sighed. “Can you imagine?” she went on. “The transfer came just like that. To make matter worse, they gave me only a week to report at the new duty post.” You can download full story from: https://publish.okadabooks.com/book/about/heart_of_seduction/30375 |
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Congrats to them. Life is good. |
Congrats to them. Life is good. |
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