SISI EKO

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Chief felt he needed more than just a chat to convince Abigail's Mother to join him in the car. "Madam, I believe Abigail will be found. Just step in and let's search for her." Chief appealed. Abigail's Mother hesitated for a while before she eventually sucumbed. 
   It was quite a very long drive as Chief headed for different places he thought they would possibly see Abigail. He parked at a spot and beckoned on Abigail's Mother to highlight.
"Na which place be this?" Abigail's Mother inquired as she looked around frantically. 
  "Well, I'm aware Abigail likes visiting some places and this definitely is one of them." Chief exclaimed. Abigail's Mother was quite baffled as he stared at chief.
"...but..Wait ooo..na two of una dey come here?" She asked curiously.y Continues..)
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