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iknopro:
I woke up this morning to my mum crying.
I could hear her sobs from our room.

I pressed my phone's power button and there it was. The reason for the sobs.

I guess the pain never really goes away. Maybe we just learn to live with it and get used to it, but it never really goes away.

For my family, every 14th November has been a very sad one for us since the last three years.

The day holds and brings nothing but bad memories for and to us.

I have come to accept all that has happened, or so I think, and I hope that the rest of my family, mum especially does same too. Even though it is a bitter pill to swallow.

Two weeks to 14th November three years ago, my big sister had returned from school and had shown us all the engagement ring on her finger.

Apparently, her boyfriend of three years popped the big question, and she said yes.

It was a happy moment for all of us.

My big sister said they'd be coming for introduction in two weeks time, so our parents swung into action making necessary preparations.

The introduction was scheduled for the 17thbof November which happened to be a Saturday.

On the 14th, my sister asked me to accompany her to the city market to buy her dress for the introduction, and also to pick a few things for myself too as the bride's only sister.

We set out early in order to return he before the scorching sun would start unleashing its rage and venom on the inhabitants of the earth.

We combed the market going from a stall to another seeking for the things we needed.

Some stalls, we bought from after a little back and forth in bargaining, others we left without buying because the price didn't align, while others had us going and returning when we got worse prices elsewhere. Usual shopping behavior.

We were already leaving the market to the park when we realized we didn't buy body sprays and perfume.

My big sister told me to wait for her while she quickly rushed to get our usuals at the nearest stall.

No sooner had she left than I heard shouts of "ole! ole!! ole!!!".

I turned to see what happened, and there was my sister being dragged by a mob.

I was confused. I ran to where they were, but wasn't allowed access to her.

I cried, pleaded and wailed "my sister is not a thief, we came to the market to buy things". I was saying in a loud voice, but the angry mob looked like they'd kill me if I said anything else.

In tears, I quickly put a call to my dad who was home at the moment. Being that we lived not to far from the market, he arrived the scene in no time.

"This girl na tiff"
"fine girl like this dey tiff"
"make una burn am, so other people like her go learn".
"Chai, this fine girl".
"so na tiff you dey come this market dey tiff".
"make una bring tyre and fuel".

I heard several voices in the mob say.

My sister cried and begged to be spared.

It all just didn't make sense. Nobody was saying what happened, but they were all calling her a thief and suggesting that they lynch her.

By the time my dad arrived the scene, my sister was already up in blazes. She screamed loudly as the fire burnt her.

The smell of a burning human filled the air.

My dad stood transfixed to the spot he stood. My tears couldn't be controlled.

Our world came crumbling in milliseconds.

By the time we got home, the news had already reached him as people gathered in our house to sympathize with us.

My big sister was the calmest in our house. She never talked much she was very homely and accommodating, smiling was the only thing she did most times.

People on our street called her Adamma. She was so beautiful and down to earth. Her voice was angelic and soothing.

She didn't deserve to die that way, and no, she isn't a thief.

We still don't know what exactly happened and what went missing, and why my sister was nailed to the crime.

It's been three long years without her in this house, and her aura and presence is still felt around the house

Some people say it's village people, others say it's just bad fate. My family counts it as a terrible tragedy.

Three years today, and it hurts just as much as it hurts on that eventful day.

The pain really never goes away.

© Dera

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Datboredberry:
This man isn't a Beasty of burden also?

Even you know why he's doing this...

But double standards, right? It's totally cool for Nigerian men to prey on old white women to like off their pensions...

I wish most of you would have decency... See the beauty of this romance story... Rather than see these women as means of 'cashing out'...

It's sickening... Nigerian men are the ones disgracing Nigeria, giving the country a bad name...

Scammers, Drug dealers, human traffickers...

Don't judge when Nigerian men are obviously burdens on this country!!!

you sound quite frustrated

ValCon888:
Secure the bag.
A Nigerian girl is a liability as far as I'm concerned.
Looking at a Nigerian girl is like looking at a donkey tied with rope.

you can call them beast of burden.
A shortcut to early grave like OscarJaden earlier said

ziondaughter247:


Just like your mother. No wonder she couldn't raise you well!
This is so predictable

e really pain this liability

Layormiii:
Later our naija men will be shouting team white, naija ladies are useless etc
I hope you know , what u will try with a naija lady and go free, you won't dare try same with oyibo lady. You will regret it for the rest of your life.

Slap? Cheat? Beat? Steal? Rape? Lie? Etc a white lady? You will loose everything and still sleep in prison or better still get deported. Ask oyinbogoju aka Mr Bah for explanation. You won't even see a Yomi Fabiyi to protest in your support over there.

Shut the hell up frustrated feminist

MrHandsome2013:
Just graduated this month.
Computer Science.
Age 30.
Can I still serve

very well

saintdas1:
I need ur assistant for my project

what's your field?

Loverofpeace:
Op you first said east like is the entire Igboland,now you only mentioned Anambra,bigots everywhere we know what you all stand for in this forum continue

mkpuru miri addict spotted

Awka360:
Yes I said do not come home for Christmas because you will regret it. Infrastructure are falling off..no good roads. Gridlock everywhere,the good roads are blocked by security due to fear of attacks on their facilities. You will suffer on the roads even if u have a private car.


This is a first hand info

those of your brothers staying in Lagos and inciting violence will come and call you afonja

Iamsane:


End Sars Youth.

hahahah

Blessed4sure:

I don't talk with mannerless people like you.

Hope you're not on drugs on a Sunday morning?

You'll soon be back to spue more garbage but i won't dignify you with a response.

you dey argue with person wey dey take mkpuru miri

Urbanchampion:


My brother, nothing justifies that barbaric act, even if he's a dreaded cultist. In 2006, I got an "F" in my Project , because I didn't pay 5k and the class Rep allegedly told my supervisor that I boasted that I wouldn't pay.
The only thing I did was to confront the class Rep. He denied and because o I went about it with diplomacyandcommonsense, the project score was waved and I still graduated alongside my mates.

the project score might be waved and you can graduate with your Mates but it'll heavily affect your CGPA

Tabelachizza:

Hi everyone,Good pm, Please I need seminar topics on Biochemistry(drug based) or anyone.
This help is highly appreciated.THANKS..

hi dear. Long time.
Have you finally graduated?

care4you:




I don't sleep more than 2hrs......I have phobia for sleep

I like your sobriquet.
Are you really caring?
By the way let's Communicate via mailbox please

care4you:



thank you

why are you awake by this time?

lkillbrokehoes:
Village people at work

same village people wey do make you drop out for your final year too

Zenithh:
Developers don transport mkpurumiri to Kwara state o

care4you:
complete 6hrs . from Benin to onitsha head bridge.

same here
But I love your person text oh. The one on your nairaland profile

T0BY:
see what weed is doing to you.. unreasonably commenting on all threads.. quit drugs and regain your sanity.. smh

everythinggirly:
Sorry OP. Buy some eye drops as somebody said above.

babe you gather oh.
How do we connect?