Things became complicated for Titi after high school when she listened to her mates as to the need to have a taste of the “forbidden fruit”.
Browsing: Bassey Ubong
The young dealer literally bumped into a mega deal via an innocent act of purchase of drinks for people he met at a tavern on his birthday.
He studied the Forbes List of real estate moguls and found comfort in the realisation most of the big names were small starters.
But at a point he considered at the fringe of his mind the feeling of being airborne although his feet were on solid earth.
Obama preferred to avoid the long knife to cut off social programmes and inflict more pain on ordinary citizens.
Second, the release amounts to a threat on the entire Nigerian people to shut up and bear the pain they experience at present.
But a good read has the capacity to get someone to overlook hunger and other deprivations which haunt Nigerians today.
As she walked towards the SUV Lemmy moved to the side where he opened the door to the driver’s seat.
“Sweetheart, I know you missed me. I missed you more – I believe,” she said in a casual manner. “I spent all the time with my parents and, well, the unthinkable happened.”
‘All well and good,’ someone said. ‘Why did we leave cooked food unprotected at a strange location?’
We agreed to cross a tame strip of the ocean to a primary forest. Although subject to eruptions without notice the strip posed less danger and gave us easy access to the targeted area.
The man mumbled instructions and rushed into the belly of the tram as the automatic doors prepared to close.
I am in a new world and I love it. I stood by the window and looked at the moon as it turned in circles in the sky.
Despite the high probability of success of the business, Oso convinced himself a family house in his home town held more immediacy
With the lockdown many women and in particular the ones in the Government Reservation Area found one minor way to manage boredom
The plot becomes more complicated with the ineffectiveness of recall as a provision in the Nigerian Constitution