Read Story: SEASON 1 EPISODE 132
The laughter of the Lady made people around
thought she was mad. I controled my laughter so
that Man wouldn’t go angry.
Man’s grammar was so Hausa-ish that even if he
spoke the right thing, whoever heard it would
think what he spoke was wrong.
Why wouldn’t his grammar be Hausa-ish? When he
spent his childhood in “Ugwu Hausa”.
Ugwu Hausa! A place where the condition of
learning is so poor that school children seat under
the Mango tree to learn.
Ugwu Hausa!! A place where malnutrition is the
order of the day.
Ugwu Hausa!!! A place where smoking in the
street is like eating groundnut in the street.
Ugwu Hausa!!!! By the way, that is what most
Ibos call the North. While they call the
Northerners “Ndi Ugwu” meaning “People of the
Hill”. Because they have Hills in abundance.
“what did you say?” Man said to the Callee.
“Callee” is not a French word, neither is it an
English word. It is a “Flow” word.
If a “Caller” is someone making a call, then a
“Callee” is someone recieving the call. So says
Flow.
“we should come and meet you where?” Man asked
the Callee.
“okay, let us come and meet you in Riverside
hotel” Man said to the Callee.
“ehn ehn ehn, you say” It seemed we were
running out of airtime.
“credit don finish” Man said.
“Guy Kate say make we come meet her for
Riverside hotel oh” Man informed.
“River wetin?” I asked.
“Riverside” He answered.
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