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Preparation for Chief's party was in top gear and all hands were on deck to ensure its success. Abigail wasn't left out as she had gone all out to get for herself the best outfit there was in Town.
It was barely few days to the D-DAY and she didn't want to leave any stone unturned thus she went in search for some jewelries at one of the best stores.
"Madam. Do you have the Gold stone chain?" Abigail asked the owner of the store.
She moved forward to attend to Abigail.
"Yes! We have varieties, which colour do you prefer?" The owner of the store replied.
"Hmmmm..let me have dark brown." Abigail indicated.
"Okay. Just a second." The woman replied as she moved over to the other side of the store.
Abigail decided to search round the store for more option, then she strolled from one shelf to another.
Suddenly, her attention was caught by something unusual.

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Angel Ebih , 9 yrs old, primary 4, Flanked at the right by her Mother(Mrs Roseline Abigail) and by the left, her Teacher(Mrs Elizabeth Ayeni.)
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GOOD GIRL.
 by Ebih Angel.
 Once upon a time, there lived a girl names Angela. Her Mother trained her to work hard to achieve her goals. Her Father was poor and helpless. There was a competition was held in her school on _How to Read_. Angela took first position and a Scholarship was awarded to her. Her Parents were very happy for her. Angela was a good girl. She obeyed her parents and teachers and everyone that came her way. After her secondary education, she got admission into the University of Lagos to study Mass Communication and she came out with a very good grade. She later got married to Layemi who was a medical Doctor and God blessed them with three wonderful Children, two boys (Ayomide, Johnson) and a girl (Angel.) *The End*

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