LOGINThere is more to life than ending up in the kitchen and being a sexual tool of satisfaction of the opposite sex. Life hasn't been fair to Olamma whose parents refused sending her to the university. Nevertheless, she never relented in her quest for education even when she was sent to live with Aunty Mba- her mother's immediate younger sister. Living in the ghetto where notorious hoodlums and touts like Agbo and Otule carried out their evil activities was very frustrating for Olamma . A night of unfortunate events brought Olamma back to the village. There she met a guy who she thinks she loves. Her bubbles got bursted when he popped her cherry and dumped her. Olamma learnt that her scaling the hurdles life set her way was as a result of Golden Grace.
View MoreI woke up the next morning with heavy, sleepy eyes. The severe headache has stopped but there were still pains here and there. Getting up from my bed, i stretched my arms and legs before cracking my knuckles and going about my morning routine. I couldn't be less grateful to God when i went down stairs and saw Aunty Mba's luggages. Finally, She has packed and is set to go."Good morning,ma." I quickly greeted before she starts spitting out trash.She responded me with a nod."I'm leaving so thst you will fulfil your heart desires by turning this place to a zoo." Dhe dropped, making me stop right in my tracks.I turned, cocking a brow at her."If you give me that sinister mockery again, m ga adori gi ka akwa. (If you give me that sinister mockery again, I will tear you like a clothe.)She sparked at me, making me to wonder what i
Everyone was dressed ready for the church evening service, except Aunty Mba and I. She had earlier talked about having a personal discussion with me. I wondered why that discussion can't wait till everyone is back from service. I don't trust being alone any longer with that woman"Olamma make sure to ring me if she tries to act violent, okay?" Ij patted my slender shoulders and I nodded with a mouth twist.Mr Greg stood at the door, "Baby I'll be waiting for you in the car." He called out to Ij and left.Ijeoma hugged and after a brief stare, left for the car with her baby Miracle sleeping in her arms. I gently rubbed my chest, breathing in and out before gaining the needed confidence and sauntering into Aunty Mba's room. I knocked twice before she let me in."My dear sit down." She tapped on the space left on her bed but i raised my brow in c
Three Weeks Later It was the D-day. The day for Ijeoma's child dedication. We came back early from church today so that we would prepare for the brethren that will come to our house for the celebration. While Ijeoma was changing the baby boy's dre
ThankGodit'sFriday. A beautiful day at that. I woke up and sat on the bed watching the sun glistening on the window. I smiled at my self for no real reason and went about my daily routine.





