It appeared she had been eavesdropping but I wasn't so sure. My instinct told me to dread carefully this time. "Ah! Amanda, I did not stay long, did I?" I said cheerfully. Amanda had a very big frown. I did not know how to interpret this but I sure know it wasn't a good one. I attempted to move on but Amanda blocked the way. Initially, I thought she missed her step but the second time, she repeated it. "Amanda, do you need something?" I asked anxiously. Amanda had this kind of firm stare that keeps one breathing fast but this time around, it was even more emphatic. "I asked a question earlier on, What's going on?" Amanda asked again.
THE PRESIDENT'S WIFE...Created by E PLUS The Storyteller ✍🏾
THE PRESIDENT'S SON (Part 1) Created by E PLUS The Storyteller ✍🏾 "Make una run ooo....dem dun dey come eh!" A sudden outcry filled the atmosphere, and there was pandemonium in the entire market square. It was only a matter of seconds that all the traders had fled. A group of aggravated youths appeared in the market square with placards, while chanting. "We no go gree o! We no go gree! Give us our right, we no gree!" The chant persisted as each of the youths began to destroy stalls and wares while turning tables and chairs, upside down. ________________ Somewhere in the state house were frantic calls almost bursting through the air. The Chairman of Kolobri community, Warebi, quickly picked up the phone and answered. "Good morning Mr. President," "Good morning Honourable Warebi, what's going on with your community? I thought we already set...
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