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You have again decided to spend fewer hours on your mobile phone. It has been the most difficult step you’ve ever taken, and it startles you why. Since your first Nokia 5300 in 2006, you have travelled almost around the world without leaving your chair. First, it was 2go, where you chatted with Sonia, your first girlfriend, who left you for a boy on Facebook. So, you jo...


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THE ROADSIDE MECHANIC
My brain was never interested in school work. Sometimes I wish I had listened to my father and many other relatives who wanted me to have an education. I remember getting flogged constantly in school for failing one subject or the other. I honestly tried my best but it never was good enough. SO I TOOK TO MY FATHER’S ADVICE:

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THE AGBO SELLER
In the heart of Lagos market we find hustlers, buyers, fraudsters, beggars, alabarus (load carriers), you name them. Everyone is trying to solve a pressing need or want by hook or by crook and one of these is Olawunmi Jejeniwa the Agbo Seller (Herbal Medicine).


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THE EGYPTIAN OR ME?
On my way back from a lucky-less interview I met an Egyptian man asking for directions to a pot shop close by. He had on this sorry look like a man who had just lost his job. When I think of it now, I think it was because I thought we shared a mutual feeling that was why I even stopped to listen to him.

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MARIERE





MARIERE It was said that she had this ravishing beauty that made suitors hover around her father’s compound. They would come prepared with gifts and entourages only to be frequently turned down by her. Few gave up the trial while many continued, unsuccessfully. The villagers waited to see the day and the lad who would win th...

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