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    I liked the silence and routine in our house. Today was like every other day; I worked on my content writing, Eche on his web designs while Orji went out to see his friends. Afternoons are best for content writing; the nights were for other things. Somehow my Father thinks we work at nights, a ...
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    WHY THE CAT KILLS RATS; AN AFRICAN FOLKTALE

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    THE DEATH OF A GOVERNMENT CHILD (CORPER) – BY IKOROMASOMA EMMANUEL

    SHARE THIS POST:1. Olatunde was the only child of Iyadunni alias the waterside Mama. Iyadunni lost her husband some years back and since then, she has been a single mother foraging for Olatunde. Finance was the heart of her struggles seeing Olatunde through Primary to Tertiary education. Iyadunni cried a river when she heard she ...
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