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Lele had returned to the house and she was so exhausted. As she got inside the living room, she flung her hand bag on the couch. It was evening already and when she looked at the time, it was almost 7'0 clock. Quickly, she put on the television. She ran through the various stations before returning to the News Station. Midway to the broadcast, she saw a caption of the ciotic protest at Kolobiri.
She notced, the police had tear gas everywhere and the youths fought back. Lele became very interested as she brought out her note pad to write down the number of enquiry on the screen...
         
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In no time, Ochuko and the other girls began to add one and two together as a clue for the unfolding event right before their eyes!
"Something terrible just happened now." Peres lamented as she tried very hard to keep her voice down.
"Yes! However, we must dread carefully." Ochuko warned.
"Who would have though our former Proprietor would be involved with such mischief? We must find out what is in that car!" Deborah insisted.
"Oh well, we must act fast. We have to take our chances and report to the Police now!" Suggested Adesuwa.
The other girls pondered for a while.
"Okay! We must hurry then." Ochuko concurred.
Quietly, the girls creped out of their hiding place but as the got close to the exit by the window, there was a very loud bark of a Dog!
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In the emergency unit of the Police Health Centre, the Police Boss laid still on his bed while inspector Jay laid on the other side of the ward. The Doctors were busy running several test on each of them. Soon, it was time to administer some drip. Meanwhile, inspector Jay mumbled some inaudible words several times. The Doctor walked up to him and he gesticulated with his hands. After several attempts to deduce what inspector Jay was trying to communicate, the Doctor gave up.
"You know what? Let me call the officer who brought you here, he might understand better." Said the Doctor as he headed out.
Soon, officer Dudu stepped in, he sat beside inspector Jay and tried to gain his attention.
"How are you feeling?" He asked. Inspector Jay nodded his head.
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Inspector Jay gesticulated as he asked for a sheet of paper and Biro.
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Ochuko, by now was very depressed. He thought for a while that all hope was lost completely for any hope of release, coupled with what his brother, Kevwe had done. He wished Kevwe had controlled his anger, then at least, their predicament would have not been worse.
Standing in the confined room with his Father and Brothers, he felt much more helpless.
"No matter wetin this police people do oh! I no dey fear them." Kevwe Lamented defiantly. It soon became obvious that Kevwe had no regrets over the incident that had occurred.
Then suddenly, one of the boys in the other confined room spoke.
"Even us wey dem put for here, na wetin be our crime?"
The Efetobors turned towards their direction, over the open bar, they saw them.
"My pikin, wetin dem say una do?" Mr Efetobor asked curiously.
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The Driver had driven to their destination thus he parked the Bus by the Junction.
The man had fallen asleep at this time.
"Oga o! We don reach where you dey go, abeg settle me." The Driver said as he woke the man up. The man slowly sat up and stretched his arms for a while.
"Okay, we have arrived?" He asked to reiterate what the Driver had just said.
"Yes ooo! Oga, we don reach." The Driver repeated.  Then, the man opened his bag to give him some notes and alas! he discovered all the money in his bag was gone!😭
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