Live A Lovely Life

NSG headed to the supermarket... After working her butts off throughout the day, She headed to the roadside to buy her regular dinner of chicken and chips -the ajekpako version of C&C...  i.e aboki fried yam & chicken which cost roughly N300 -(Chicken N200, yam N100).  NSG starts to crave... As soon as she got into the supermarket, she noticed an ajebota family (The man, his little daughter, and his wife) pulling a cart of groceries and licking a stick sweet while they shopped. The sweet looked really tempting and I started craving for one. She picked the coke from the fridge and went to the counter to pay when she saw her new favorite gum, the N50 trident!  NSG gets tempted... Close to where the Trident lay, she saw different colours of the sweet the ajebota family were licking and since she has never paid more than N30 for a sweet, she decided to add one to her cart containing the coke and gum and gave the counter lady her N500. The counter-lady packaged her stuff and handed

Of course, They do not have ovarian cancer! They are boys, and boys don't have Ovaries!  ''But, why are they crying''? Did you ask? ''Did something or someone hurts them?'' ''Are they hungry?'' Well, These boys are neither hurt by something/someone nor are They hungry. (Though, They may be). But, Allow me to say that, these two young Nigerian siblings, 11 and 10, together with their mother and other, over 150 migrants, were all in a  rubber boat enjoying the cool breeze of the Mediterranean ocean, on their way to Europe in search of greener pastures. Unfortunately, for the young boys, death came and took their mother away! :-(... Hmm, Death, the end product of an overcrowded rubber boat! #Sad. Well, Thanks to God they have been rescued from their overcrowded rubber boat off the coast of Libya into Italy by a Spanish NGO’s boat. We human being tends to get it wrong at times. The grass may not be greener on the other side. All it takes