Geesanni:
i don find am tire,i spent two hours searching.tanks for tagging.

Seyiemath:



Part 5 is out

Seyiemath:
Part 6.

We finally landed in Nigeria, it’s been 4 years since I visited home, so everything was looking so weird. I went straight to nearby hotel of 4k per night( that was what I could afford)

I quickly unpacked some stuff I needed, at this point I knew I couldn’t survive in Nigeria cos of so many reasons. I knew i needed to leave the country one way or the other.

I checked my passport expiry date and I noticed it has just 2 months left on it. I quickly went to the immigration office in ikoyi to renew my passport. The process wasn’t easy at all, but I succeeded in completing all the process. I was informed the passport would be out in a months time.

I can’t stay in an hotel for one month, so I decided to go back to my parents. My family leaves somewhere in Northern NIGERIA. I couldn’t afford to travel by air, so I opted for the alternative which is traveling by road. I KNEW IT WAS VERY RISKY, but what can I do ?

We started the journey from lagos, everything was going on smoothly, the passengers onboard were all happy and cheerful. When we got to lokoja in kogi state, the driver stopped for us to get some refreshments, I did not buy anything because I was avoiding a runny stomach.

After about 15mins everybody was done with there refreshments, we entered the vehicle and continued the journey. I slept off, when I woke up i noticed we just entered the Abuja-kaduna highway.

At this point, I was praying hard because i know that road very well, it is one of the most dangerous in the country.

What I saw next looked more like a dream than reality, I noticed some Fulani men coming out from the bush nearby with AK47 and all sort of strange looking guns.
I knew this was a problem, I quickly informed the driver of what was happening. The passengers onboard started to panic, I was so afraid but I did not panic. In my head was looking for the nearest escape route. And getting my self ready just in case they open fire on the bus. They got really close to our vehicle I knew there was trouble……………



Part 7 coming up shortly.

Seyiemath:
Part 6.

We finally landed in Nigeria, it’s been 4 years since I visited home, so everything was looking so weird. I went straight to nearby hotel of 4k per night( that was what I could afford)

I quickly unpacked some stuff I needed, at this point I knew I couldn’t survive in Nigeria cos of so many reasons. I knew i needed to leave the country one way or the other.

I checked my passport expiry date and I noticed it has just 2 months left on it. I quickly went to the immigration office in ikoyi to renew my passport. The process wasn’t easy at all, but I succeeded in completing all the process. I was informed the passport would be out in a months time.

I can’t stay in an hotel for one month, so I decided to go back to my parents. My family leaves somewhere in Northern NIGERIA. I couldn’t afford to travel by air, so I opted for the alternative which is traveling by road. I KNEW IT WAS VERY RISKY, but what can I do ?

We started the journey from lagos, everything was going on smoothly, the passengers onboard were all happy and cheerful. When we got to lokoja in kogi state, the driver stopped for us to get some refreshments, I did not buy anything because I was avoiding a runny stomach.

After about 15mins everybody was done with there refreshments, we entered the vehicle and continued the journey. I slept off, when I woke up i noticed we just entered the Abuja-kaduna highway.

At this point, I was praying hard because i know that road very well, it is one of the most dangerous in the country.

What I saw next looked more like a dream than reality, I noticed some Fulani men coming out from the bush nearby with AK47 and all sort of strange looking guns.
I knew this was a problem, I quickly informed the driver of what was happening. The passengers onboard started to panic, I was so afraid but I did not panic. In my head was looking for the nearest escape route. And getting my self ready just in case they open fire on the bus. They got really close to our vehicle I knew there was trouble……………



Part 7 coming up shortly.

HydraFeeds:


It’s not easy to be a man ,I remember when I dropped out from the university and the two major reasons (flying out of the country and/or starting business here in Nigeria) I took the step failed . I had no job to survive,my sponsor cut me off ,all my friends gone except one ,the girl I was in love with ignored me ,my family turned their back on me . That’s was the time I realize this life nor be joke and most people you see around you are only there for the gains . I spent about two years in depression and I almost gave up before I found a way out .

Truthfully , person wey fight never meet na hin Dey call himself man

Seyiemath:
Part 5.

I stopped halfway, because I noticed the bill was getting higher than the money I had on me. I finally got home after walking and dragging my suitcases for 15mins or so.

When got home, I quickly went to shower because I was sweating like a goat ready to be killed for Christmas. The next day I went to my company, the HR never cared, at this point I was fuming. I could not react nor do anything because it will make the whole matter worst.

After going back and forth for hours, the company cleared me for travels. I quickly went home, rearrange my luggages and I was ready to leave the country.

It was 9:30pm. I was at the airport again. Before going to check-in with my airline, I decided to confirm if I was cleared for travels by my company.

I went to the immigration desk and pleaded with the officer to kindly scan my passport to see if I could leave that night. My passport was scanned and yet again my company did not follow the due process for my cancellation and clearance for travels.

At this point I was so frustrated and confused, I pleaded with the immigration officer and I explained everything to him, he said he couldn’t do anything.

While I was pleading with the officer, I saw another immigration officer, the one who handled my case the previous day, I explained everything to him again and he called one of the top Officers at the airport.

I was invited to the office, He asked necessary questions and gave the answers. The officer saw the pains and frustration in my eyes, in his own words “I don’t know the issue you are having with your company, your records are clean”. He cleared me after following some documentations, I signed all the necessary documents and I was good to go.

I boarded the aircraft, and for the first time in a week, I breathed fresh air. lol.

I slept all through the journey. I did not wake to have dinner, I never cared. I woke up when I heard the announcement, welcoming us to MMIA.


Part 5 loading……

Uchenna10:


Op....pls complete ur story.......I wanna know how u overcame

moneymaniyke143:
Lies lies lies…..which Nigerian movie be this You wan break JOB for Bible suffering…..you no get money, you go do new passport con lodge for hotel ? Okay continue

Seyiemath:


Part 6 is out already

DearGorgeous:
Thank God for your life, Op. Writing your life's experience clearly shows you overcame.

Seyiemath:


We definitely thank God for life

DearGorgeous:


That's the right thing to do.

Life experience is usually a phase to usher in something greater, that's if we didn't give up along the way.

I wish you multiple recovery of every good thing you've lost.

Greater days ahead.

Seyiemath:



Thanks for the kind words broderly

DearGorgeous:


Sisterly, actually.

You're welcome.

Seyiemath:


My bad

dontrulee:
A time will come when you'll face your greatest challenges, everything will look bleak, no help from nowhere, sometimes, you'll loose everything but if you're strong and persistent enough, you'll know that that phase of life is just a remodelling, like a snake undergoing moulting or eccidysis, you're loosing your old self and developing a new self. Unfortunately, many die before the moulting process is complete. May that not be your portion, perhaps death is not a bad thing after all since we all will die all day, perhaps untimely death is what's painful. Unfortunately, death is no respecter for anyone so live life to the fullest unafraid of death, aware that death can come at anytime. When you accept life in it's fullness, you'll also accept death when it comes knocking on your day. Remember that every new day is a day closer to your death day, so be happy and grateful!

Loverboi2cute:
OP I HAVE BEEN FOLLOWING UR WRITE-UP FERVENTLY... ENJOYING IT VERY VERY WELL....ABEG TAG ME ON UR NEXT UPDATE

mrkings84:
Oga OP this your story is giving me shivers....
Waiting for the continuation

Skodrran:
hello pls make your story lengthier

I dunno why you taking time to drop stories buh i think its better when its done in a shorter time.

men go through things