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                      BEAUTY FOR ASHES! " Moses, is that why you're here, shouting our names!?" A visibly angry Ochuko said.  "And by the way, since you found out she's been missing, why not help to look for her rather than announce it!" Sandra yelled at him. Moses was taken aback by the girls' reactions. For a second, he blamed himself for it and almost regretted his actions.   "Wait a second, girls! I meant no harm. You know I like Onome. I'm only worried. I heard some news though." Said Moses.  "Well, keep it to yourself! We are sick and tired of hearing rumors, okay!?" Adesuwa said.  The girls walked out on Moses, leaving him behind. It had become pretty obvious that Onome's disappearance had began to take a toll on her friends.  While they continued walking, the girls had so much buckled up. It was a mixture of confusion and dismay and the tension was gradually building up so much so that they had failed to co

                  BEAUTY FOR ASHES       The Doctor anticipated a response from the girl as he became more anxious than before. The girl starred at him  like she could see through his eyes.  "Where I'm I?" She asked again. This time around taking the Doctor aback. "Okay, you were brought in here by me." The Doctor replied.  The girl looked earnestly at the Doctor and then looked around the house like she was searching for something. "Is there anything you want?" The Doctor asked.  She shook her head and then put it down again, soberly.  "Well, now that you know where you are, can you tell me your name?" The Doctor asked again, this time more anxiously.  He noticed she raised her head and starred again, then suddenly she began to laugh!                              Build Your Nanny's Childcare Capacity!  If you have a relative or you employ the service of a childcare  provider, then you need to be sure your children are

              BEAUTY FOR ASHES!  "Sorry sir." The young policeman apologized with his chest out as he stood to a halt. It was very obvious that he his gesture had upset his Boss. "Are we talking about pictures here or about real evidence. How will pictures help us find the missing girl!?" The Police Boss shouted. The junior police officer remained sobber.  Onome's mother turned to her brother, Ochuko.  "Shebi, you see wetin I dey tell you? This Police people be like people wey know wetin dem dey do? Shebi you see the wahala wey you don put me?" She lamented.  Ochuko grew more restless.  "Now, before I open my eyes, will you go out there and find the hard evidence!?" The police Boss shouted angrily.   "Yes sir!" The young officer said and saluted before heading out of the station. Onome's mother began to sing.   "Oghene Yoma! Yoma!      Oghene Yoma! Yoma!..."  "What is wrong with you, Woman! Do

               BEAUTY FOR ASHES! "Sandra, what's your idea?" Ochuko asked curiously while other s listened attentively.  Sandra quickly watched out for anyone who might be eaves dropping before she spoke.  "Listen, I'm of the opinion that we find where Onome's uncle lives and pay him a visit, you never know, he may have an idea of her whereabout." Sandra said. There was brief silence.  "Okay, Sandra, how sure are you that this idea is a good one? Deborah asked nervously.  " Well, like I've been saying, since she mentioned something about her uncle helping to find her dad, one cannot rule out the possibility that he may have seen her before she got missing." Sandra said.  "Sandra! Sandra! I think we should leave this case for the police ooo! Let's not insinuate any thing nau ooo!, besides, we just finished meeting with the proprietress, why are we faster than our shadows!?" Adesuwa exclaimed.  "Adesuwa! Don