Saheedat and Ibrahim watched Babatunde holding on to his father’s hands. Mr Kosoko had just passed on in the private hospital they’d brought him to a few hours ago. It was a few minutes to the start of the new year and a painful way to end the year, but Saheedat was happy that things […]
As Mr. Kosoko kicks the bucket, Babatunde takes life seriously. Read More »
Six months had passed since Ayo’s death. Kosiso still occasionally burst into tears, but for the most part, she was busy preparing for the new baby, working extra jobs and cutting down on all unnecessary expenses. Victor had worked closely with her to identify her first goal: to find a good school for Kene between
Ken had just closed a sale. A friend commissioned him to sell a plot of land in Arepo. He had made ₦150,000 from one sale. He drove home whistling loudly, convinced that he was on the right path. He gave Layo ₦50,000 and told her to take the kids shopping. He also wanted their daughter
