Tag: The Man

  • My Roommate And The Man From A Graveyard (Episode 3)

    My Roommate And The Man From A Graveyard (Episode 3)

    My Roommate And The Man From A Graveyard Episode 3

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    🧏 My Roommate And The Man From A Graveyard Episode Three:

    “Please you guys should spare me that crab. It’s just a mare grĂ veyard. Nothing will happen to me” Victoria said confidently.

    “Okay, let’s wait and see if something will not happen to you” Ada said and everyone became quiet.

    The quietness in the bus lasted for ten minutes and was broken by Victoria when she suddenly scream:

    “Driver! Please stop the car; I want to urinattttte!”

    Everyone turned towards her. “Are you for real?” Was the question, I guess ran through their mind including me. Because Victoria just urinated few minutes ago, and now she is requesting the driver to stop so that she would urinate again.

    “Aren’t you the person that just urinated few minutes ago?” One of our coursemate boy asked. He was sitting behind us. Please wait,, I stole this story from “My Emotional stories” page, so follow “My Emotional stories” for next episode and for more interesting stories

    “Driver please stop!!!!” Victoria screamed as though something had possessed her. She didn’t care about what the boy said or what we think about her. She went ahead to scream the more.

    “Driver stop the car please!!!! If you don’t stop I will pull down my trouser and urinate here and everybody will perceive the odour.

    The driver slowed beside the road and stopped. Victoria hurried down as though the urine was about to flow down. She ran to a close bush and after some minutes, she came back. She was done urinating, I guess.

    We continued our journey. After some minutes, Victoria screamed again.

    “Driver please stop; I want to urinate!”

    We all looked at her again in surprise. Even a pregnant woman have will not request to urinate the way she was requesting. It was as if she was possessed.

    “You must be joking!” Someone shouted from the front seat.

    “I want to urinate! Driver please stop!” Victoria screamed again not minding anyone and anything that was said to her.

    “If this is a play, Victoria, stop it now” I told her calmly.

    “Who’s playing?” Victoria gave me a mean demeanor. “Do I look like I’m joking to you?” She asked, sounding so mean. Please wait,, this story is written by JACINTA CHINEMEREM and it’s posted on “My Emotional stories” page, so if you are reading this story from another page, do well to follow “My Emotional stories” for next episode.

    Looking at her and reasoning the manner which she displays her body language; she seem to be serious and her body language tells that she was uncomfortable like someone who is seriously pressed and could no longer hold it.

    “I’m really pressed! please driver stop!!!!!!” She shouted again.

    “You know you can joke a lot; let this not be one of your jokes” I told her.

    “Kamsi, please let me be. I’m being serious and you’re here thinking I’m joking”

    “Driver! I said stop!!!!” Victoria screamed.

    The driver slowed down and stopped and Victoria hurried to a corner to urinate.

    She came back sweating and breathing heavily. Nobody said a word to her. We continued our journey.
    I know in some people’s mind, the worst that could happen to Victoria and they will believe her or show concern is if she dies. Everyone acted like they don’t care; I also acted like I don’t care, but deep down my heart, I was really worried for her and I wish nothing happens to her.

    After some minutes Victoria screamed again, that she wanted to urinate.

    “Ah ah! This is becoming too much! ”

    “What’s the matter with you?”

    “What type of joke is this!”

    Everyone began to complain while others murmured.

    “This is the third time now, Victoria…. You had better stop this joke!” I told her.

    “Will you stop?…. I’m being serious please” Victoria yelled at me.

    “If you are not joking; then this is a little of what is about to happen to you; or should I say, it is a sign of the predicament that will soon befall you.” Ada said.

    TO Be Continued

  • My Roommate And The Man From A Graveyard (Episode 1)

    My Roommate And The Man From A Graveyard (Episode 1)

    My Roommate And The Man From A Graveyard Episode 1

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    🧏 My Roommate And The Man From A Graveyard Episode One:

    When I was in the university, my roommate went into a grĂ veyard and urinated on the grĂ ve of a priest. I can’t remember if the grĂ ve belonged to a church priest or it belonged to a traditionalist; I mean a ‘native doctor’ but one thing I know was that, I saw her; we all saw her urinate in a grĂ veyard and after then, her life became a mystery. Infact, my own life also became a mystery or should I say a nightmare?

    Maybe as I tell my story, you will dictate if the grĂ ve belonged to a church priest or a traditionalist.

    So here is what happened.

    While in the university; in my third year, I had this roommate who lived an “I don’t care” life style. Her name is Victoria. She was the only daughter of a rich man; a top pĂłliticiĂ n, I must say. She was my coursemate; my roommate and my age mate. We became friends after I helped her with a particular assignment that seemed tough for her in our year two. It was a practical that we were meant to carry out.
    After we sourced for the practical materials, experimented it and submitted the final result to our lecturer together, we became close friends.

    In my third year, my landlord sold his house and the new landlord asked all the tenants to vacate urgently. I couldn’t find another house to rent so Victoria asked me to come live with her.She was living in a student Lodge; the most beautiful, expensive and popular students lodge, off campus. Her lodge was called RICH BABE. This was because, Students living in that lodge all had cars and we’re considered rich men children.

    Victoria was living in a one-bedroom apartment and her room was spacious enough to accommodate three persons. As soon as I moved in, I started sharing her rent with her and that was how we became roommates.

    Victoria and I were so close that people thought we were sisters and sometimes twins. Victoria was a jovial, smart and easy going girl. We shared everything together including our most top secrets but she has one bad character which I’ve always talked to her to change but she refused: she lives a carefree life; an “I don’t care” life. She doesn’t care about consequences of things or her actions especially when she wants to exhibit them. This her “I don’t care” life led her to urinate on the grĂ ve of a dèadman in a grĂ veyard.

    It was on a faithful Saturday evening. we were all coming back from one of our coursemate’s traditional marriage; about thirty-three of us. We contributed money, hired four buses, to and fro and went for the marriage… Please wait,, this story belongs to “My Emotional stories” page so if you are reading this story from another page, do well to follow “My Emotional stories” for more episode.

    On our way coming back, we stopped to buy something at the market square of one of the community in mbaise local government. If you’re familiar with Imo state or probably, you know all the communities in mbaise very well, you will know that there is a particular community that has a grĂ veyard close to their market square. The grĂ veyard is directly opposite an old government built borehole which was next to their football field. I don’t want to mention the name of the community because of some reasons. But those who knew that community or who are from there knows that it is their community I’m talking about.

    The grĂ veyard was close to the major road which separated it from the government built borehole; so when other drivers stopped and parked their buses on the other side of the road, for some students to buy something, our driver also stopped and instead of parking on the other side of the road where other drivers had parked, he went and parked on the side of the major road which was close to the grĂ veyard.

    I was sitting close to Victoria when she decided to go down and urinate. Some students also went out to urinate and buy something. I followed them out of the car to stretch my legs. This story is written by JACINTA CHINEMEREM…. Please follow “My Emotional stories” for more episode

    Every students started moving different direction. Victoria and two other girls entered the graveyard to urinate. When some villagers saw them, they asked them to come out. Some of our coursemates who heard the villagers saying that they had entered a graveyard started calling on them to come out. The two other girls fearfully came out but Victoria refused to come out. Everyone called out on Victoria to come out. I also called her to come out, that she had entered a grĂ veyard and shouldn’t urinate there. But Victoria refused.

    “If here is a graveyard, and so? Do I care?” Victoria responded ignorantly. She didn’t think; she didn’t wonder if there will be consequences; instead, she reluctantly squatted down, pulled off her trouser and started urinating on someone’s grave.

    TO Be Continued

  • The Man I Called My Good Neighbour (Episode 2)

    The Man I Called My Good Neighbour (Episode 2)

    The Man I Called My Good Neighbour Episode 2

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    🤷 The Man I Called My Good Neighbour Episode Two:

    After my good neighbour married Precious, two among those 3 ladies stopped calling and visiting my neighbour except the 3rd lady.
    She would call my neighbour, morning afternoon and night not minding he was now a married man. Sometimes she even take a risk and visit him at his working place and sometimes at home, when precious had gone out.

    As usual, my neighbour sought my advice and I told him to make peace with her. Like, I mean he should call her and meekly explain to her that he is now a married man and she should move on with her life.
    My neighbour called her on phone to meekly explain things to her but she updated, saying she was coming over.

    A few minutes she stormed our compound. She entered at the same time with papa-Emeka, my other neighbour, blurting: “Why would you tell me you are married! Why did you marry someone else, not me!”
    She heads to my neighbour’s door and started banging it.

    Papa-Emeka and I were the only ones in the yard so we went to rescue our neighbour.

    “Young lady, calm down” Papa-Emeka intrude. By then, my good neighbour was already out of his room.

    “Don’t Tell me to calm down! Anthony had the mind to marry another lady, not me! After all the investments I’ve done for him! About nine investments; two in Asaba; two in Kano and five here in this town! How will I leave all investments?”

    At this point, Papa-Emeka gave me a demeanour that meant ‘if this lady had nine investments for our neighbour, how come he’s still leaving in this kind of our compound and sharing the same toilet with us? He’s supposed to be leaving a rich man’s life; abi na him brain dey pain am?

    “Abeg, what investments?” Papa-Emeka asked curiously.

    “All the con*dom and sex style, I’ve given him”

    Ah! This lady self🤦🏻‍♀️

    You thought she would mention investments like Estates and supermarkets right?

    The way she shocked you, na so she shocks me too 🤣

    TO Be Continued

  • The Man I Married (Episode 3)

    The Man I Married (Episode 3)

    The Man I Married Episode 3

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    🧑‍💼 The Man I Married Episode Three: 💞

    I arrived Mando park at about 7pm but my phone was already off. I kept my things with an Hausa man who sells little provisions in a kiosk. I sat down to take a bottle of coke in his kiosk. ‘Please can I find a place in your kiosk to charge my phone as I take my coke?’ I asked the man. ‘E mana, you peet flug your pone hia!’ he responded in his Hausa intonation. I quickly brought out my charger out of my bag and plugged my phone.

    After five minutes I tried to put on my phone just to call Jude that I have arrived when I heard a beep, it was a text message from Jude. “I have tried your number severally but it was switched off, call me when you arrive”. Immediately I called him and it rang until it ended without a response.

    I dialed again and this time a man picked the call but it wasn’t Jude’s voice. ” Kai, kari ki kira wonon nonban kuma, karuwa” then the man ended the call. I managed to rehearse what the man said to my Aboki friend where I kept my things but I couldn’t pronounce most of the Hausa words well, so interpreting it for me was difficult. Until we got a third party who understands Hausa and English well who interpreted what the man said “stop calling this number again, you prostitute.” After 30 minutes, it dawned on me that thieves had stolen Jude’s phone.

    Immediately I called Abdul to inform him of the development. He tried to make some calls to help me out but all his efforts did not yield anything good. It was getting late already, I asked the kiosk man of the nearest hotel that is affordable and he called a cyclist to take me to a hotel in Kawo where a room is #4500 per night. I checked in at about 9pm.

    The following morning I took my bath and picked a taxi drop to Zammani College. Zammani college was not difficult to locate as it is one of the most popular schools in Kaduna.

    ‘Good morning sir,’ I greeted the security man on duty. ‘Good morning my daughter, how may I help you?’ He asked. ‘I am a Corper from Calabar, I am here in search of my boyfriend who is serving in this school.’ ‘We have four male Corpers in this school but I don’t know their names and no staff is around today being Saturday.’

    I quickly described Preye and he remembered him. ‘That’s Uncle maths, he said. They call him uncle maths because he teaches mathematics in the school. I can give you the vice principal’s number so you can call to enquire from her because I haven’t seen uncle maths in the school for almost three weeks now.’
    ‘Hello ma’am, my name is Sobiefaa Oghenetega, I came from Calabar in search of a Corper serving in your school, by name Preye David Oghenetega.’ ‘Okay, I guess he’s your brother right?’ ‘Yes madam,’ She thought we are siblings because of our surname. ‘He took permission to be away for two months to attend to some important life issues. He will be back next month.’ she said.

    My phone dropped from my hand with uncontrollable tears rolling through my cheeks. The old security man understood the whole drama as he shook his head in pity.
    When I got to my hotel room, more than one hundred thoughts ran through my mind in a jiffy. My aim of coming to Kaduna had been defeated, what’s the essence of spending another night in this hotel? I took my things and checked out, took a cab and headed straight to Mando park. The journey was rough because I couldn’t get a direct vehicle to Calabar but I eventually arrived Calabar on Monday morning. Life since then has not been the same for me without Preye.

    It’s now a month since I returned from Kaduna. The vice principal said Preye will be back in a month’s time. I picked my phone and scrolled to her number. ‘Good day ma’am, this is Sobiefaa Oghenetega, the lady that spoke to you about Corper Preye David Oghenetega last month.’ Okay, Preye’s sister, how are you?’ She asked. ‘
    I am fine ma, I’m calling to know if he is back.’ No, we haven’t seen him yet and we’ve been worried as well. We have reported to the state coordinator of NYSC. This is really worrisome, where could he be?’ She asked.

    ‘Thank you ma,’ And I hung up,my worries increase as …..

    TO Be Continued