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Re: Tradition - A Story by Oyindawealth(f): 8:44pm On Jun 16, 2017
supizino:
am fine dear how waz ur day
Mine was blessed...how was your's?
Re: Tradition - A Story by supizino(m): 9:07pm On Jun 16, 2017
Oyindawealth:
Mine was blessed...how was your's?
good buh stressful
Re: Tradition - A Story by Jsaviour(f): 9:17pm On Jun 16, 2017
chisiudeh:
Shiv needs to wash her eyes with jik to see who Dora really is.

I don't think that's what she needs. she needs to be bitten well by the snake called Dora, then she will learn. Her type does not learn from past mistakes but rather experience ugly incident.
Re: Tradition - A Story by Oyindawealth(f): 9:17pm On Jun 16, 2017
supizino:
good buh stressful
eeyah sorry...
Re: Tradition - A Story by supizino(m): 9:29pm On Jun 16, 2017
Oyindawealth:
eeyah sorry...
thankx dear hope no p
Re: Tradition - A Story by rachealfst(f): 10:09am On Jun 17, 2017
Good morning Mummy Chumzypinky. Here are the covers.
Happy weekend.

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Re: Tradition - A Story by Oladim001(m): 10:40am On Jun 17, 2017
supizino:
thankx dear hope no p
You and oyindawealth.
I thought Chumzypinky said that you should limit the chitchat on this thread.
Plz.
Re: Tradition - A Story by Nuellaluv(f): 11:46am On Jun 17, 2017
rachealfst:
Good morning Mummy Chumzypinky. Here are the covers.
Happy weekend.
Ooh baby you are more than talented chop kiss

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Re: Tradition - A Story by Oyindawealth(f): 12:14pm On Jun 17, 2017
Oladim001:
You and oyindawealth.
I thought Chumzypinky said that you should limit the chitchat on this thread.
Plz.
Noted.... grin
Oladim001:
You and oyindawealth.
I thought Chumzypinky said that you should limit the chitchat on this thread.
Plz.
Noted....
Re: Tradition - A Story by supizino(m): 1:14pm On Jun 17, 2017
Oladim001:
You and oyindawealth. I thought Chumzypinky said that you should limit the chitchat on this thread. Plz.
i smell jealousy
Re: Tradition - A Story by Nobody: 1:54pm On Jun 17, 2017
rachealfst:
Good morning Mummy Chumzypinky. Here are the covers.
Happy weekend.
WOW!!looks great

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Re: Tradition - A Story by Chumzypinky(f): 6:56pm On Jun 17, 2017
rachealfst:
Good morning Mummy Chumzypinky. Here are the covers.
Happy weekend.
oh baby thanks a lot!
They are lovely. I really like them. Thanks alot
Re: Tradition - A Story by cyber5(m): 7:10pm On Jun 17, 2017
rachealfst:
Good morning Mummy Chumzypinky. Here are the covers.
Happy weekend.



You do graphics ma'am?
Re: Tradition - A Story by rachealfst(f): 7:23pm On Jun 17, 2017
boffinjay:
WOW!!looks great
Thank you!
@Nuellaluv Thanks sis.
@cyber 5 not really. I just do it for the fun of it.

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Re: Tradition - A Story by rachealfst(f): 7:32pm On Jun 17, 2017
Chumzypinky:
oh baby thanks a lot! They are lovely. I really like them. Thanks alot
You are welcome.
Re: Tradition - A Story by BlissfulJeff(m): 8:44pm On Jun 17, 2017
update pls

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Re: Tradition - A Story by Yuneehk(f): 11:05am On Jun 18, 2017
rachealfst:
Good morning Mummy Chumzypinky. Here are the covers.
Happy weekend.
These are beautiful. Weldone ma'am.

Chumzypinky, Umu ejima kwanu? Jisike

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Re: Tradition - A Story by rachealfst(f): 1:47pm On Jun 18, 2017
The story had gone far and​ that was the reason I didn't join the thread all this while. The cover prompted me to read the first chapter because I needed to know what the story is all about. Surprisingly tradition got me glued to my phone since friday night. I read from page 0 to page 93. This story really made my weekend.

The story is unique, historical (rich in culture) Sincerely African writer's need not to look else where for a rich story. We have enough story to tell about our culture and traditions. I love epic stories. Imagine, I'm not Igbo but this story opened my eyes to their custom.

This is a beautiful (love)story and I give it to the writer. Well done, your source(s) of inspiration will never run dry. More, wisdom and strength to you in Jesus name.

#Team DikeShiv


@Yuneehk Thanks sis.....

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Re: Tradition - A Story by Nobody: 9:05pm On Jun 18, 2017
I'M BACK, After fate made me to be away from nairaland for sometime, I must say madam chumzypinky you are the bomb. keep doing what you are doing and before I forget how are the twins? hope they are doing well.
hopefully, I'm back to stay. ikombe, wizsolzy, TheBlessedMan I hail una oh.

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Re: Tradition - A Story by do4luv14(m): 12:50pm On Jun 19, 2017
rachealfst:
The story had gone far and​ that was the reason I didn't join the thread all this while. The cover prompted me to read the first chapter because I needed to know what the story is all about. Surprisingly tradition got me glued to my phone since friday night. I read from page 0 to page 93. This story really made my weekend.

The story is unique, historical (rich in culture) Sincerely African writer's need not to look else where for a rich story. We have enough story to tell about our culture and traditions. I love epic stories. Imagine, I'm not Igbo but this story opened my eyes to their custom.

This is a beautiful (love)story and I give it to the writer. Well done, your source(s) of inspiration will never run dry. More, wisdom and strength to you in Jesus name.

#Team DikeShiv


@Yuneehk Thanks sis.....

thanks jare your head dey dia,

nah SHIV DIKE go first nack wella, mark ma word

#TEANDIKESHIV

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Re: Tradition - A Story by wizsolzy(m): 6:29pm On Jun 19, 2017
preciousuweh:
I'M BACK, After fate made me to be away from nairaland for sometime, I must say madam chumzypinky you are the bomb. keep doing what you are doing and before I forget how are the twins? hope they are doing well.
hopefully, I'm back to stay. ikombe, wizsolzy, TheBlessedMan I hail una oh.

Bros welcome.... Them done dey share ban like resource control...Dem ban me since last week

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Re: Tradition - A Story by Lankyannie(f): 9:23pm On Jun 19, 2017
rachealfst:
The story had gone far and​ that was the reason I didn't join the thread all this while. The cover prompted me to read the first chapter because I needed to know what the story is all about. Surprisingly tradition got me glued to my phone since friday night. I read from page 0 to page 93. This story really made my weekend.

The story is unique, historical (rich in culture) Sincerely African writer's need not to look else where for a rich story. We have enough story to tell about our culture and traditions. I love epic stories. Imagine, I'm not Igbo but this story opened my eyes to their custom.

This is a beautiful (love)story and I give it to the writer. Well done, your source(s) of inspiration will never run dry. More, wisdom and strength to you in Jesus name.

#Team DikeShiv


rachealfst honey, have anyone told you about how much I heart you lately?
I for give you small kiss for been in our team(dickshiv) but I no too familiar with this nairaland big head smileys. thanks alot for the cover, you are really a versatile personality(writer,designer, event planner, graphic designer, tailor,hair dresser and most importantly a mother).
will kukuma Comman be your protege ooooooooo cus I dunno what to do with my life anymore. more grease to you smiley"

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Re: Tradition - A Story by rachealfst(f): 10:34pm On Jun 19, 2017
Lankyannie:
rachealfst honey, have anyone told you about how much I heart you lately?
I for give you small kiss for been in our team(dickshiv) but I no too familiar with this nairaland big head smileys. thanks alot for the cover, you are really a versatile personality(writer,designer, event planner, graphic designer, tailor,hair dresser and most importantly a mother).
will kukuma Comman be your protege ooooooooo cus I dunno what to do with my life anymore. more grease to you smiley"
Aww......I'm blushing right now. I wish I have all this versatile personality you mentioned. Thanks sis, heart you too smiley

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Re: Tradition - A Story by LBmujuni3(f): 6:24am On Jun 20, 2017
What happened!?! U rarely update am bored out of my mind ,I know ya busy be with the kids and everything
Re: Tradition - A Story by Nobody: 7:44am On Jun 20, 2017
Nice story, I'm back who miss me?
Re: Tradition - A Story by do4luv14(m): 10:27am On Jun 20, 2017
princ007:
Nice story, I'm back who miss me?

BUHARI grin grin grin
Re: Tradition - A Story by Nobody: 3:01pm On Jun 20, 2017
do4luv14:

BUHARI grin grin grin
Lol
Re: Tradition - A Story by Chumzypinky(f): 3:18pm On Jun 20, 2017
sorry for late updates. pardon any typos abeg.

NGOZI

'NG don't you think you are being rather rash. You are the queen of this kingdom. You can't possibly leave this kingdom and go somewhere else. it's not done Anywhere'

'Oluchi, it's my decision to leave the igwe. I can't remain with him. he's betrayed me in so many ways. and I don't think I can ever forgive him. Never! '

Her Elder sister walked up to her placing a reassuring hand on he shoulder 'calm down NG. you are not the first woman to have her husband screw her best friend. it has been happening since ages. you are not the first. neither would you be the last. forgive and forget. move on.

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Re: Tradition - A Story by Lankyannie(f): 3:46pm On Jun 20, 2017
Chumzypinky:
sorry for late updates. pardon any typos abeg.

NGOZI

'NG don't you think you are being rather rash. You are the queen of this kingdom. You can't possibly leave this kingdom and go somewhere else. it's not done Anywhere'

'Oluchi, it's my decision to leave the igwe. I can't remain with him. he's betrayed me in so many ways. and I don't think I can ever forgive him. Never! '

Her Elder sister walked up to her placing a reassuring hand on he shoulder 'calm down NG. you are not the first woman to have her husband screw her best friend. it has been happening since ages. you are not the first. neither would you be the last. forgive and forget. move on.
incomplete!!
I know it's not easy but Biko feed us cus we are really starving.
Re: Tradition - A Story by do4luv14(m): 6:24pm On Jun 20, 2017
Chumzypinky:
sorry for late updates. pardon any typos abeg.

NGOZI

'NG don't you think you are being rather rash. You are the queen of this kingdom. You can't possibly leave this kingdom and go somewhere else. it's not done Anywhere'

'Oluchi, it's my decision to leave the igwe. I can't remain with him. he's betrayed me in so many ways. and I don't think I can ever forgive him. Never! '

Her Elder sister walked up to her placing a reassuring hand on he shoulder 'calm down NG. you are not the first woman to have her husband screw her best friend. it has been happening since ages. you are not the first. neither would you be the last. forgive and forget. move on.


walai!!!.... Ah no go gree dis one no be update oooo momsi ejima cool cool
Re: Tradition - A Story by Sarahlyn081: 6:31pm On Jun 20, 2017
Just want to appreciate the writer, ma'am you doing a great job. more strength to you
Re: Tradition - A Story by Chumzypinky(f): 7:35pm On Jun 20, 2017
'its not that easy to move on! Killing Freda would have made it easier but she's nowhere to be found!' She slapped her thighs exasperatedly.

'i heard she travelled abroad'

'good for her' She threw her expensive lace into the wide ecolac box 'foolish woman!'

'but dont let her spoil your marriage. Endure. Marriage's all about endurance'

'no way!'

'does Dike even know about all of this?'

Ngozi stopped and swallowed 'no. He doesnt know about whats been happening. But i plan on spending a week in his house before travelling out'

Oluchi sighed tired of arguing with her strong-headed younger sister 'but you know you should have told Ndu you're at least coming to her house?'

Ngozi sent her a look 'and regret it same way i'm regretting telling you now?' She scoffed 'no way'

Oluchi sighed again and decided helping her sister pack 'but Dike's supposed to be aware of this and even more. Isnt he the first son, the heir apparent to the throne? What kind of a king does it make it make him if he doesnt even know whats happening in his immediate family? What happens when he becomes Igwe? Are you sure he's even going to be aware of the happenings in the community? Does he even know whats going on in Maazi Nduka's family as we speak?'

Ngozi laughed 'my son isnt the least interested in the things going on here my dear. He's so cooked up in that small successful business he's running that he doesnt care whats happening'

Oluchi clicked her tongue, a habit the family knew her with 'thats very bad. I'll call him and speak with him'

'dont even bother. That boy is a nutcrack and i'm going to show him hell when i get to his place, bet me'

Her sister laughed.

***
Diego raised a brow at the visitor as she crossed her legs and drank slowly from the cup of steaming coffee he had offered her.

She looked.....beautiful!
And familiar too.

She was dressed in a white crop top and jean shorts which was covered in a red trench coat. Her feet was adorned with a silver flat a-little-above-the-ankle ropy sandals. Her make up was heavy and her lips heavily coated with red lipstick which made her lips attractive.

At first when he had opened the door, he had found her standing there nervous and he noticed she tried straining her neck trying to see inside.

'uhm...good...good day...i...i presume you're Dr Diego Fataveli right?'

He had scrutinised her, taking in her neat appearance before nodding 'hallo. Yes i am. Any problem?'

'please can i come in? Or do you have a visitor?'

'visitor?' He looked back into the house as if checking 'no. None'

Then she smiled broadly and licked her lips 'can i come in then? Or is your wife in?'

'uhm...' He remembered Vero 'yes. Are you here for her?'

'actually i'm here for you. Sorry, it came out wrongly. I'm actually here for a job. But...we cant talk here. Its actually a little cold'

'a job?' He looked confused 'we didnt advertise for any job vacancy here'

'can i at least please come in?'

'sure sure, why not?' He opened the door wider and she entered taking in her environment.

She smiled 'you have a really nice place'

'thanks' He looked at her again 'have a seat. What do i offer you? You look tired and famished'

She smiled again 'you're actually very observant. But no,

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