@musite You’re very welcome. Looking forward to your next piece.

@obiink I actually witnessed one of such incidents right here in Lagos and what started out with a couple of shoving here and there eventually degenerated into a foll blown rain of violent blows and sadly, murder […]

@quote an inyeresring tale; liked how you revealed e true source of his wealth. Good one @musite.

@obink. This is one of the tragedies of the society within which we find ourselves. It is a shame that men and women fail to ask themselves intelligent questions. Rather, they just jump into conclusions and that […]

@aplusn – Thanks yet again for reaching out with a prompt feedbak. I will look into your suggestion as per the toolbar and how to achieve centralising the text. Thanks for the warm comments and compliment. It goes […]

@ezeakwukwo – Thanks for the comment. Your first question and point in focus has it’s answers in the concluding oart of this story. I had great fears of not getting approval to post the entire thing at once so I […]

@folakemi -The best is yet to come o. There’s a concluding part to this tale. Folakemi, I believe it must have crossed your mind why I would end a story with so much hanging in a balance. I could not post the […]

@kingobozy – Thanks champ. Wait till you read the concluding half of the story. That’s where all the fun part of the story is buried. I could not post it all at once so I decided to push this out first. I’ll send […]

@ufuomaotebele – Awwww… Thanks a lot for the comment and feedback.
I’m glad you really liked the title and I kinda decided to go slow on this one. First, I must tell you that there is a concluding part to this […]

@aplusn – I apologise for the inconvenience that came with reading this but juat like I just said to @namdi, the story has a feel of a work of prose because of its power of description but as a matter of fact, it […]

@namdi – Your observations are real and quite true but give me a chance to set the records straight. First, it is not a prose, which explains the punctuation. All of my works; with a few exceptions are narrative […]

@shovey, thanks for the comment. Lagos is always filled with drama but this is just the first part of the story. I cut it into two parts because of the length. There’s a concluding part to the story. I think […]

I see a lot of truth in this. Living in Nigeria and earning a decent living off being an author has proven to be an Herculean task thus far. A very frustrating situation for writers like me… Presently […]

@folakemi, will there be a sequel to this? *giggles* I think you should consider the possibility of this. It should also task your imagination and creativity a great deal. My thoughts…