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The next day came, I prayed to the God my mother serves that morning in tears because I did not have the nerve to refer to him as my God at that moment knowing what I had done. I also prayed for my mother. I called her full name in my prayer. “Abigail Oluwadbunmi Isaac, o ni foju sukun omo, Ina omo oni jo e loruko Jesu.” _Abigail Oluwabunmi Isaac, you will not weep over your child and you won’t loose any of your children_ I felt that prayer needed to be said in my language. We set out with no hospital in mind. We saw a hospital and decided to try it. We are about to enter the gate and something brought me to a sudden halt. I tried taking another step but there seem to be a force tugging on me . Right there I knew it was a sign. “Tunde! I’m not setting my foot inside this hospital, let’s check out another one” He looked at me and he was like what’s going on. “What’s wrong with this one nau, let’s go in first and make enquiries” “No, I said firmly. My spirit is against this h

The next day came, I prayed to the God my mother serves that morning in tears because I did not have the nerve to refer to him as my God at that moment knowing what I had done. I also prayed for my mother. I called her full name in my prayer. “Abigail Oluwadbunmi Isaac, o ni foju sukun omo, Ina omo oni jo e loruko Jesu.” _Abigail Oluwabunmi Isaac, you will not weep over your child and you won’t loose any of your children_ I felt that prayer needed to be said in my language. We set out with no hospital in mind. We saw a hospital and decided to try it. We are about to enter the gate and something brought me to a sudden halt. I tried taking another step but there seem to be a force tugging on me . Right there I knew it was a sign. “Tunde! I’m not setting my foot inside this hospital, let’s check out another one” He looked at me and he was like what’s going on. “What’s wrong with this one nau, let’s go in first and make enquiries” “No, I said firmly. My spirit is against this h

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# Based_On_A_True_Life_Story Infertility, they say, is a three-arm demon. It destroys a couple inside out, pulls a gun at the marriage union, and dampens the future. It should never be allowed into any home. They had been married for three years now. They had everything life could offer; well, almost everything. The man was a 34-year-old successful entrepreneur with a tertiary level of education but with chains of businesses across the world; the woman was a 26-year-old former model, a university graduate, and a dazzling sight to behold. As a couple, they represented the perfect union of beauty and wealth in its majesty and splendour. It was resplendent in everything they did. One problem, however, lingered: they had no child. To them, it was a constant reminder of how unfulfilled and incomplete they were. It was a perennial thorn in their flesh; a wild vicious ghost that never ceased to haunt them. As devout Pentecostals, they'd initially chosen to stick to th

Episode 4 I woke up the next morning, I took the PT strip into the bathroom, I sat on the toilet sit and pee on the stick. I waited for some minutes and to prove my suspicion, I saw two red lines, meaning I’m pregnant. I screamed. Tunde rushed into the bathroom and held me. He took the stick from me, he saw two red lines of which I’m sure he doesn’t understand the meaning. He took the PT strip pack from the top of the sink where I put it. He read the instructions and he realized what was going on. “So two red lines means positive “ he said and sighed heavily. He was sweating profusely. He took me into his arms to console me but I cried even more. “Tunde I’m finish, my father will disown me that’s if he didn’t kill me first” I said in tears. “Pamilerin take it easy we’ll figure it out” “You can’t understand, I have brought shame upon myself and family. My mum is a deaconess while my dad is an elder in church. I’m the first child what example will I set for my siblings” I wept

Mama is trying to force the bottle of agbo down my throat but I won't take any more of it. The smell of the fish in the basket near the fire is making me want to vomit. I am tired of being sick in this tiny room without Papa. The last time I asked Mama about him, she told me to go to sleep and burst into tears.The neighbours say that Papa left with the fair lady that made him send me on numerous errands whenever she came to our house. My classmates do not want to play with me; they say I am a thin sickler with broomstick legs and it worsened when Papa left. I talked to Aunty Rose, my class teacher about it and she told me to ignore them and work hard towards my dream of becoming an engineer. Now I am sick and Mama cannot pay my school fees with the little money Mama makes from selling fish. I want to see Papa and tell him to take me to the hospital. These days I see shadows and dark figures; my body shakes like that of the neighbour's fowl when those mischievous boys pour wa

*UBEMSA CARES* *From the office of the President.* *On behalf of the REDEFINERS EXECUTIVE OF UBEMSA i want to Welcome you to October and the last quarter of the year 2017.* *It is my utmost desire that you progress beyond measures and I pray that God Almighty favour and bless the work of your hands now and always.* *Truly, The first day of October is highly symbolic to all Nigerians worldwide, irrespective of our tribe, religion, age, sex or status because its marks our Independence Anniversary which is celebrated annually globally.* *It is imperative to note that, even though we are not where we ought to be as a Nation, certainly we are not where we used to be 57 years ago.* *In light of the above, it is crystal clear that a UNITED, equitable, peaceful, productive and better Nigeria of our dream is possible with YOU and I contributing our best as "patriotic citizens".* *Together as progressive minded youth, let us redeem Nigeria for the next generations cum o