• Annie Idibia, now known as Annie Macaulay, has bagged her first endorsement deal following her separation from 2Baba. The mum of two proudly shared pictures showing the moment she signed the new contract.

    Annie Idibia's new deal comes hours after her estranged husband, 2Baba, traditionally tied the knot with Natasha Osawaru.

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    Annie Idibia, now known as Annie Macaulay, has bagged her first endorsement deal following her separation from 2Baba. The mum of two proudly shared pictures showing the moment she signed the new contract. Annie Idibia's new deal comes hours after her estranged husband, 2Baba, traditionally tied the knot with Natasha Osawaru. Photo credit - annieidibia/Instagram
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  • DISADVANTAGES OF COURT MARRIAGE.

    1. You can not marry more than one wife like Oga Ned (Na bigamy, 5 to 7 years of FREE beans)

    2. You can not control your wife the way you want like our fathers did

    3. You can not ask your wife to pack her load and go back to her parents' house just like that even though you catch her with another man on your matrimonial bed

    4. If you like to return bride price, if you do not go through divorce, you are still married

    5. You can not have a side chick with peace of mind

    6. If you don't write a WILL, if you kpai mistakenly ehn
    All your properties in heaven and Earth go to your wife

    7. Nothing like the husband is the head, na equal rights you and your wife get before the law

    8. If you give another woman belle outside, na Adultery and your wife can use you cashout

    9. Small help wey she render when you dey build your house, the law don consider am say she contributed to the acquisition of that property, them go share am during divorce

    10. Once the marriage reaches 15 years and your wife gets some issues, wey no go fit, make her work again, then for one reason, or the other una come divorce My brother, na you go dey take her responsibility until she marry another man and if she no marries another man You gonna continua for taking care of her.

    11. My brother, divorce, no easy ooo
    E dey very expensive, for a start lawyer go collect at least 100k to 150k and that divorce process fit last 3 to 5 yrs and na so you go dey spend money up and down.

    12. Court marriage (statutory marriage) is cheap, but to end am, na season film, e no dey end easily

    13. Na crime to ask your wife to stop work and become full housewife. (FREE BEANS FOR YOU)

    Ign0rance of the law is no excuse.

    Trade with caution ..
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    DISADVANTAGES OF COURT MARRIAGE. 1. You can not marry more than one wife like Oga Ned (Na bigamy, 5 to 7 years of FREE beans) 2. You can not control your wife the way you want like our fathers did 3. You can not ask your wife to pack her load and go back to her parents' house just like that even though you catch her with another man on your matrimonial bed 4. If you like to return bride price, if you do not go through divorce, you are still married 5. You can not have a side chick with peace of mind 6. If you don't write a WILL, if you kpai mistakenly ehn All your properties in heaven and Earth go to your wife 7. Nothing like the husband is the head, na equal rights you and your wife get before the law 8. If you give another woman belle outside, na Adultery and your wife can use you cashout 9. Small help wey she render when you dey build your house, the law don consider am say she contributed to the acquisition of that property, them go share am during divorce 10. Once the marriage reaches 15 years and your wife gets some issues, wey no go fit, make her work again, then for one reason, or the other una come divorce My brother, na you go dey take her responsibility until she marry another man and if she no marries another man You gonna continua for taking care of her. 11. My brother, divorce, no easy ooo E dey very expensive, for a start lawyer go collect at least 100k to 150k and that divorce process fit last 3 to 5 yrs and na so you go dey spend money up and down. 12. Court marriage (statutory marriage) is cheap, but to end am, na season film, e no dey end easily 13. Na crime to ask your wife to stop work and become full housewife. (FREE BEANS FOR YOU) Ign0rance of the law is no excuse. Trade with caution .. 🙄😎😎 #fypシ ,#trendingpost Copied
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  • A BOSS FIRES HIS POOR GARDENER, HUMILIATING HIM—ON HIS LAST DAY, HE FOUND A BOX BURIED IN THE BACKYARD.

    Arthur had worked for this wealthy family for nearly 35 years. He started out as a gardener for Jared, the old man of the house—a kind, classy businessman who genuinely respected Arthur. They were real friends. Sometimes, they'd even garden together just for fun.

    A few months ago, Jared passed away. Everything—his estate, money, the whole property—went to his son, Stuart. Let me tell you, Stuart was nothing like his father. Entitled, lazy, arrogant, and always rude to Arthur. He'd hated him since childhood.

    So one day, after getting dumped (again) by his gold-digger girlfriend, Stuart totally snapped. He yelled at Arthur, called him names, and finally said, "This is your last day here!"

    Arthur didn't say a word. He just took off his uniform and walked out to a quiet corner of the garden—Jared's favorite spot. They used to work side by side there, planting and laughing. Arthur hadn't set foot there since Jared died. Too painful.

    But as he sat down, lost in memories, he noticed the soil looked freshly disturbed. Something was buried there.

    Curious, Arthur leaned in and started digging with his bare hands.
    A BOSS FIRES HIS POOR GARDENER, HUMILIATING HIM—ON HIS LAST DAY, HE FOUND A BOX BURIED IN THE BACKYARD. Arthur had worked for this wealthy family for nearly 35 years. He started out as a gardener for Jared, the old man of the house—a kind, classy businessman who genuinely respected Arthur. They were real friends. Sometimes, they'd even garden together just for fun. A few months ago, Jared passed away. Everything—his estate, money, the whole property—went to his son, Stuart. Let me tell you, Stuart was nothing like his father. Entitled, lazy, arrogant, and always rude to Arthur. He'd hated him since childhood. So one day, after getting dumped (again) by his gold-digger girlfriend, Stuart totally snapped. He yelled at Arthur, called him names, and finally said, "This is your last day here!" Arthur didn't say a word. He just took off his uniform and walked out to a quiet corner of the garden—Jared's favorite spot. They used to work side by side there, planting and laughing. Arthur hadn't set foot there since Jared died. Too painful. But as he sat down, lost in memories, he noticed the soil looked freshly disturbed. Something was buried there. Curious, Arthur leaned in and started digging with his bare hands. ⬇️
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  • The Nigerian girl who went missing in Lagos has been found in another state. The girl was on her way to where she would write JAMB but sent a message to her sister mentioned what she was going through in a car. Her brother mentioned the actual place they found her.
    Photo: X/Rickson
    The Nigerian girl who went missing in Lagos has been found in another state. The girl was on her way to where she would write JAMB but sent a message to her sister mentioned what she was going through in a car. Her brother mentioned the actual place they found her. Photo: X/Rickson
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  • Burkina Faso replies US General for saying Ibrahim Traore is using gold reserves for his personal gains

    The Burkinabè government isn’t here for any w,ild allegations.

    They’ve just clapped back at US AFRICOM Commander General Michael Langley after he boldly claimed during a US Senate hearing that Burkina Faso’s gold revenue is being used to prop up its military-led government — and not to serve the people.

    Langley didn’t hold back. “Captain Traoré in Burkina Faso… their gold reserves are just in exchange to protect the junta regime,” he said.

    But Burkina Faso said: Nah, that’s not it.

    In a statement dated April 16, the country’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs called the claims “regrettable” and “gravely inaccurate,” warning that such comments distort the real picture on the ground and undermine the credibility of its leadership.

    They slammed the general for making “sweeping claims without evidence” and for ignoring their recent efforts to fight corruption, promote transparency, and fairly distribute national wealth.
    Burkina Faso replies US General for saying Ibrahim Traore is using gold reserves for his personal gains The Burkinabè government isn’t here for any w,ild allegations. They’ve just clapped back at US AFRICOM Commander General Michael Langley after he boldly claimed during a US Senate hearing that Burkina Faso’s gold revenue is being used to prop up its military-led government — and not to serve the people. Langley didn’t hold back. “Captain Traoré in Burkina Faso… their gold reserves are just in exchange to protect the junta regime,” he said. But Burkina Faso said: Nah, that’s not it. In a statement dated April 16, the country’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs called the claims “regrettable” and “gravely inaccurate,” warning that such comments distort the real picture on the ground and undermine the credibility of its leadership. They slammed the general for making “sweeping claims without evidence” and for ignoring their recent efforts to fight corruption, promote transparency, and fairly distribute national wealth.
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  • How the Poor Homeless Girl He Picked Up from the Street Restored Peace to His Family

    Episode 2: “The Secret Daniel Was Hiding”

    Amanda had never known peace like this.

    It had been three weeks since Daniel rescued her. Every morning, she woke up to sunlight pouring through clean windows, the smell of breakfast floating from the kitchen, and the sound of birds—not screams.

    But peace, she soon learned, didn’t mean perfect.

    Daniel’s home was big, beautiful, and calm on the outside. But something about it felt... heavy. There were rooms no one entered. People in the house spoke in hushed voices when Daniel wasn’t around. And every night, he disappeared into the study and stayed there for hours, alone.

    Amanda didn’t ask questions—not yet. She was just grateful.

    One rainy afternoon, Amanda stood by the window, watching raindrops race each other down the glass. She was lost in thought when Daniel’s younger sister, Mira, walked in.

    “You really changed things here,” Mira said softly.

    Amanda turned. “Me? How?”

    Mira smiled sadly. “Before you came, Daniel barely spoke. After our parents died in that accident, he shut everyone out. Especially Desmond. The two of them blamed each other for everything.”

    Amanda lowered her eyes. “I didn’t do anything special.”

    “You reminded him what it means to care again,” Mira said. “But...” she paused. “There’s something you don’t know.”

    Amanda’s chest tightened. “What is it?”

    Mira hesitated. Then whispered, “Daniel used to be engaged.”

    Amanda blinked. “Used to?”

    “She left him. Right before the accident. She said he changed. That he was hiding something.” Mira looked at Amanda carefully. “Be careful. I love my brother, but there’s a side of him he never talks about.”

    That night, Amanda couldn’t sleep. Her mind replayed Mira’s words over and over. Daniel had been nothing but kind, but now she noticed things she hadn’t before—the way he flinched at certain sounds, the way he locked his study, the nightmares that made him shout in his sleep.

    One evening, Amanda passed by the study and saw the door slightly open. Inside, Daniel sat with a photo in his hand, his back to the door. She almost walked away—but then she heard him whisper a name.

    “Sarah... I’m sorry.”

    Amanda froze.

    She stepped back quietly, her heart racing. That night, she barely slept.

    The next morning, she found Daniel in the garden, alone.

    “Can I ask you something?” she said gently.

    He looked at her. “Of course.”

    “Who’s Sarah?”

    Silence.

    The birds seemed to stop singing.

    Daniel looked away. “She was the woman I was going to marry.”

    Amanda nodded slowly. “What happened?”

    He sighed. “I... I wasn’t the man she thought I was. After our parents died, I made choices. Cold ones. I got involved in things... to protect this house, this family. But it cost me her.”

    Amanda stepped closer. “And now?”

    He looked at her. “Now I’m trying to fix everything. Starting with you.”

    She felt her chest tighten again—but not from fear. From something else. Something deeper.

    Amanda didn’t know where this journey was leading. But one thing was clear—Daniel had saved her.

    And maybe now... it was her turn to save him.

    How the Poor Homeless Girl He Picked Up from the Street Restored Peace to His Family Episode 2: “The Secret Daniel Was Hiding” Amanda had never known peace like this. It had been three weeks since Daniel rescued her. Every morning, she woke up to sunlight pouring through clean windows, the smell of breakfast floating from the kitchen, and the sound of birds—not screams. But peace, she soon learned, didn’t mean perfect. Daniel’s home was big, beautiful, and calm on the outside. But something about it felt... heavy. There were rooms no one entered. People in the house spoke in hushed voices when Daniel wasn’t around. And every night, he disappeared into the study and stayed there for hours, alone. Amanda didn’t ask questions—not yet. She was just grateful. One rainy afternoon, Amanda stood by the window, watching raindrops race each other down the glass. She was lost in thought when Daniel’s younger sister, Mira, walked in. “You really changed things here,” Mira said softly. Amanda turned. “Me? How?” Mira smiled sadly. “Before you came, Daniel barely spoke. After our parents died in that accident, he shut everyone out. Especially Desmond. The two of them blamed each other for everything.” Amanda lowered her eyes. “I didn’t do anything special.” “You reminded him what it means to care again,” Mira said. “But...” she paused. “There’s something you don’t know.” Amanda’s chest tightened. “What is it?” Mira hesitated. Then whispered, “Daniel used to be engaged.” Amanda blinked. “Used to?” “She left him. Right before the accident. She said he changed. That he was hiding something.” Mira looked at Amanda carefully. “Be careful. I love my brother, but there’s a side of him he never talks about.” That night, Amanda couldn’t sleep. Her mind replayed Mira’s words over and over. Daniel had been nothing but kind, but now she noticed things she hadn’t before—the way he flinched at certain sounds, the way he locked his study, the nightmares that made him shout in his sleep. One evening, Amanda passed by the study and saw the door slightly open. Inside, Daniel sat with a photo in his hand, his back to the door. She almost walked away—but then she heard him whisper a name. “Sarah... I’m sorry.” Amanda froze. She stepped back quietly, her heart racing. That night, she barely slept. The next morning, she found Daniel in the garden, alone. “Can I ask you something?” she said gently. He looked at her. “Of course.” “Who’s Sarah?” Silence. The birds seemed to stop singing. Daniel looked away. “She was the woman I was going to marry.” Amanda nodded slowly. “What happened?” He sighed. “I... I wasn’t the man she thought I was. After our parents died, I made choices. Cold ones. I got involved in things... to protect this house, this family. But it cost me her.” Amanda stepped closer. “And now?” He looked at her. “Now I’m trying to fix everything. Starting with you.” She felt her chest tighten again—but not from fear. From something else. Something deeper. Amanda didn’t know where this journey was leading. But one thing was clear—Daniel had saved her. And maybe now... it was her turn to save him.
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  • On my twenty-ninth birthday, I prayed to God about my relationship. I told Him the next man I meet should be my last stop because I wasn’t growing any younger. I was ready to settle down and wanted to date a man He Himself had chosen for me.

    At that time, Josh was around, pestering me with a relationship proposal, so I mentioned his name in my prayer and asked God to reveal to me if indeed Josh was the one. After that prayer, I must admit, I didn’t do anything else but went ahead to accept Josh’s proposal because he had been pursuing me for over a month.

    Before accepting his proposal, I told him what I needed in love and what I hoped to get in the near future. I even told him the reason why I was accepting his proposal was that he looked like a serious guy who was ready to settle down. I asked him, “Or am I wrong?” He nodded his head and smiled before saying, “You can’t be wrong. What’s a relationship if it’s not about settling down?”

    I saw some red flags, but I ignored them. To me, the love was new, so I was giving it some time to see if things would change. Anytime he was coming to visit, he would call and ask what I had cooked before he would come. He would come empty-handed, eat, sleep, and leave. If he didn’t like what I cooked, he would ask me, “Can’t you prepare banku and okro for me? I’ve been yearning for that all week.”

    I would prepare it, he would come and eat without giving me anything. He wouldn’t even come with a small gift in hand and say, “Oh babe, I got this on the way for you.” I love to receive gifts. Even when I had to visit him, he asked me to bring stuff to cook for him.

    One day, he put his phone on charge and entered the toilet. His phone’s screen was already on before he put it on charge, so I quickly picked it up before the screen went off. I checked his messages. I didn’t even bother about his chats with other women. I went straight to the chat between him and his friend Kaylu.

    Kaylu said, “Charley, Alberta has been calling me oo. She says you’ve been avoiding her. What’s happening?” Josh responded, “Oh, don’t mind that girl. She loves marriage too much. Every small conversation, this girl will talk about marriage. Is she the only woman in this world without a husband?”

    They had dated for over four years, according to what Kaylu said, and “after four years, what do you expect a woman to talk about?” Kaylu asked. Josh responded, “Then she should go and find another man because I’m not ready.”

    I was like, “Oh, is that so?”

    I put the phone down quietly and went to the kitchen. When he came out of the toilet, he asked for his food. I told him I mistakenly put sugar in the okro instead of salt, so the stew had gone bad. He laughed at me. He said, “Oh, so we can’t eat it at all?” I answered, “If you try it, you’ll **** for a whole month.”

    I saw him off, and that very day, I texted him that I couldn’t continue anymore. He was like, “Oh, but how? What did I do? I thought everything was fine?” I answered, “It was fine until I realised it wasn’t fine. It’s not your fault but mine.” He said, “If you need space, I can give you that, but we don’t have to break up because of an unknown issue.”

    I didn’t want to argue about what I saw in his message. Plus, anything he was going to say would amount to nothing, so why bother? When I agreed I needed the space, the next thing he said was, “But it doesn’t mean I can’t come home and eat if I miss your meals, right?” The answer that came to my head wasn’t pretty, so I hushed it and instead told him he couldn’t call me while he was giving me space.

    That’s how we ended. No drama. No back-and-forth argument. Go your way; let me go mine.
    On my twenty-ninth birthday, I prayed to God about my relationship. I told Him the next man I meet should be my last stop because I wasn’t growing any younger. I was ready to settle down and wanted to date a man He Himself had chosen for me. At that time, Josh was around, pestering me with a relationship proposal, so I mentioned his name in my prayer and asked God to reveal to me if indeed Josh was the one. After that prayer, I must admit, I didn’t do anything else but went ahead to accept Josh’s proposal because he had been pursuing me for over a month. Before accepting his proposal, I told him what I needed in love and what I hoped to get in the near future. I even told him the reason why I was accepting his proposal was that he looked like a serious guy who was ready to settle down. I asked him, “Or am I wrong?” He nodded his head and smiled before saying, “You can’t be wrong. What’s a relationship if it’s not about settling down?” I saw some red flags, but I ignored them. To me, the love was new, so I was giving it some time to see if things would change. Anytime he was coming to visit, he would call and ask what I had cooked before he would come. He would come empty-handed, eat, sleep, and leave. If he didn’t like what I cooked, he would ask me, “Can’t you prepare banku and okro for me? I’ve been yearning for that all week.” I would prepare it, he would come and eat without giving me anything. He wouldn’t even come with a small gift in hand and say, “Oh babe, I got this on the way for you.” I love to receive gifts. Even when I had to visit him, he asked me to bring stuff to cook for him. One day, he put his phone on charge and entered the toilet. His phone’s screen was already on before he put it on charge, so I quickly picked it up before the screen went off. I checked his messages. I didn’t even bother about his chats with other women. I went straight to the chat between him and his friend Kaylu. Kaylu said, “Charley, Alberta has been calling me oo. She says you’ve been avoiding her. What’s happening?” Josh responded, “Oh, don’t mind that girl. She loves marriage too much. Every small conversation, this girl will talk about marriage. Is she the only woman in this world without a husband?” They had dated for over four years, according to what Kaylu said, and “after four years, what do you expect a woman to talk about?” Kaylu asked. Josh responded, “Then she should go and find another man because I’m not ready.” I was like, “Oh, is that so?” I put the phone down quietly and went to the kitchen. When he came out of the toilet, he asked for his food. I told him I mistakenly put sugar in the okro instead of salt, so the stew had gone bad. He laughed at me. He said, “Oh, so we can’t eat it at all?” I answered, “If you try it, you’ll shit for a whole month.” I saw him off, and that very day, I texted him that I couldn’t continue anymore. He was like, “Oh, but how? What did I do? I thought everything was fine?” I answered, “It was fine until I realised it wasn’t fine. It’s not your fault but mine.” He said, “If you need space, I can give you that, but we don’t have to break up because of an unknown issue.” I didn’t want to argue about what I saw in his message. Plus, anything he was going to say would amount to nothing, so why bother? When I agreed I needed the space, the next thing he said was, “But it doesn’t mean I can’t come home and eat if I miss your meals, right?” The answer that came to my head wasn’t pretty, so I hushed it and instead told him he couldn’t call me while he was giving me space. That’s how we ended. No drama. No back-and-forth argument. Go your way; let me go mine.
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  • 1. First, fix your inner voice.

    Stop saying, “I’m broke.”

    Start saying, “I’m in a transition.” Your words shape your brain, and your brain shapes your actions. This is step one.
    1. First, fix your inner voice. Stop saying, “I’m broke.” Start saying, “I’m in a transition.” Your words shape your brain, and your brain shapes your actions. This is step one.
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  • Assuming you are broke now
    And you don't have a dime

    You feel stuck. Tired. Maybe even invisible.

    But let me tell you something powerful:
    Being broke is a circumstance, not your identity.

    Here are 8 ways to shift your reality, starting from your mind:
    Assuming you are broke now And you don't have a dime You feel stuck. Tired. Maybe even invisible. But let me tell you something powerful: Being broke is a circumstance, not your identity. Here are 8 ways to shift your reality, starting from your mind:👇
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  • My girlfriend Olivia chased me out of her house after I told her that I will go ahead and marry Amaka the girl my mom betrothed me to.

    I could see the anger on her face. I knew that I disappointed her. The 20million I sent to her which she returned back was nothing compared to the love I have for her.

    According to what my mother told me. Amaka's father has already given me time to marry his daughter or else all the assets I had will be seized.

    If I didn't marry his daughter, I will end up losing all I have. He gave me the position of an assistant manager to prove to me he can make me the owner only if I married his daughter. The whole situation was complicated.

    I went back home that day, sitting on my sofa. I told my mom that I would go ahead with the wedding.

    My mother was happy when I told her. "So Amaka has to move in to your room". My mother said to me. I nodded to yes. Amaka oya go and pack your bags from the guest room and move into your husband's room. My mother said to Amaka.

    I watched as Amaka packed her bags to my room. Just then I received a call from my best friend Jide. "Howfa bro, how did the conversation with Olivia go"? Jide asked me over the phone.

    "I have decided to marry her". I said to Jide. Now you are talking, you are a man. Jide said to me praising me. I decided to marry Amaka. I said to him. Amaka? Jide asked me to be sure he heard what I said right. Yeah. Bro, that's the best decision now. I said to Jide.

    After my conversation with Jide, I finally went in to have a shower. I saw Amaka sleeping peacefully on my bed. After having my shower, I came to the bed and laid down. I started remembering all the good times I had with Olivia. How I promised her that I was going to marry her no matter what happened. All the time we spent together. That night all my thought was about Olivia.

    Amaka woke up in the middle of the night and saw my head up. Baby ain't you sleeping? Amaka asked me trying to be romantic. I will sleep later. I said to Amaka. I can't sleep if you won't sleep. Amaka said to me trying to be babyish. Come on just sleep. I said.

    After much persuasion from her I decided to sleep. The following morning immediately I woke up preparing to dress to work. My mother came into my room.

    "Amaka's father would like to see you this evening". My mother said to me. Okay. I replied my mother.

    Immediately I finished having my bath, Amaka already arranged some clothes that I will be wearing to work.

    I went to work that day, again I didn't concentrate much at work, I kept on thinking if I made the right decision in choosing to marry Amaka. I mean I'm talking about my future here. The manager of the company made matters worst.

    Maybe he is angry that I'm his assistant manager, rumor has it in the company that he wants his girlfriend to take that position. Since I was promoted as the assistant manager he has been looking for every slightest opportunity to query me.

    Ayochidi your incompetence in this company is becoming out of hand, sometimes I wonder what the MD saw in you to make you my assistant manager. I promise you when I finally get promoted as the MD, You will be the first on my list to be fired. The manager yelled at me after I showed him the work he asked me to help him do, which he was supposed to do by himself. Get out of my sight. The Manager said to me.

    I quietly left his office. At the end of the day. I went home and prepared to join my wife to be to go see her father.

    When I got home Amaka was already getting ready. I went to the shower to take my bath. Immediately I was done, I dressed in my native wear and off we drove to go see my father in-law and my mother in-law.

    When I got to Amaka's parent house they already prepared to receive me. In-law you are already here? Make yourself at home. Amaka's father said to me.

    So I'm sure your mother must have told you everything. Amaka's father said to me. Yes sir. I replied. Good; Good, have you officially proposed to my daughter yet? He asked me. No sir. I replied. No problem. We Will have to plan a proposal party. A big one. Amaka's father said to me. Okay sir. I replied.

    Then he handed me something in an envelope. What's this sir? I asked Amaka's father. "That's an agreement document in marrying my daughter". Amaka's father said.

    What? I asked. Just go through it, before signing it. He said. Just then Amaka's mother called someone.

    "Olivia get me the red wine on the bar". Amaka's mother called out. And immediately my girlfriend Olivia came to our table with a red wine.

    What was Olivia doing here? I said to myself in shock immediately I saw her.

    Amaka just let out an evil smile immediately she saw the shock on my face.

    To Be Continued.

    Title: Promise 6

    My girlfriend Olivia chased me out of her house after I told her that I will go ahead and marry Amaka the girl my mom betrothed me to. I could see the anger on her face. I knew that I disappointed her. The 20million I sent to her which she returned back was nothing compared to the love I have for her. According to what my mother told me. Amaka's father has already given me time to marry his daughter or else all the assets I had will be seized. If I didn't marry his daughter, I will end up losing all I have. He gave me the position of an assistant manager to prove to me he can make me the owner only if I married his daughter. The whole situation was complicated. I went back home that day, sitting on my sofa. I told my mom that I would go ahead with the wedding. My mother was happy when I told her. "So Amaka has to move in to your room". My mother said to me. I nodded to yes. Amaka oya go and pack your bags from the guest room and move into your husband's room. My mother said to Amaka. I watched as Amaka packed her bags to my room. Just then I received a call from my best friend Jide. "Howfa bro, how did the conversation with Olivia go"? Jide asked me over the phone. "I have decided to marry her". I said to Jide. Now you are talking, you are a man. Jide said to me praising me. I decided to marry Amaka. I said to him. Amaka? Jide asked me to be sure he heard what I said right. Yeah. Bro, that's the best decision now. I said to Jide. After my conversation with Jide, I finally went in to have a shower. I saw Amaka sleeping peacefully on my bed. After having my shower, I came to the bed and laid down. I started remembering all the good times I had with Olivia. How I promised her that I was going to marry her no matter what happened. All the time we spent together. That night all my thought was about Olivia. Amaka woke up in the middle of the night and saw my head up. Baby ain't you sleeping? Amaka asked me trying to be romantic. I will sleep later. I said to Amaka. I can't sleep if you won't sleep. Amaka said to me trying to be babyish. Come on just sleep. I said. After much persuasion from her I decided to sleep. The following morning immediately I woke up preparing to dress to work. My mother came into my room. "Amaka's father would like to see you this evening". My mother said to me. Okay. I replied my mother. Immediately I finished having my bath, Amaka already arranged some clothes that I will be wearing to work. I went to work that day, again I didn't concentrate much at work, I kept on thinking if I made the right decision in choosing to marry Amaka. I mean I'm talking about my future here. The manager of the company made matters worst. Maybe he is angry that I'm his assistant manager, rumor has it in the company that he wants his girlfriend to take that position. Since I was promoted as the assistant manager he has been looking for every slightest opportunity to query me. Ayochidi your incompetence in this company is becoming out of hand, sometimes I wonder what the MD saw in you to make you my assistant manager. I promise you when I finally get promoted as the MD, You will be the first on my list to be fired. The manager yelled at me after I showed him the work he asked me to help him do, which he was supposed to do by himself. Get out of my sight. The Manager said to me. I quietly left his office. At the end of the day. I went home and prepared to join my wife to be to go see her father. When I got home Amaka was already getting ready. I went to the shower to take my bath. Immediately I was done, I dressed in my native wear and off we drove to go see my father in-law and my mother in-law. When I got to Amaka's parent house they already prepared to receive me. In-law you are already here? Make yourself at home. Amaka's father said to me. So I'm sure your mother must have told you everything. Amaka's father said to me. Yes sir. I replied. Good; Good, have you officially proposed to my daughter yet? He asked me. No sir. I replied. No problem. We Will have to plan a proposal party. A big one. Amaka's father said to me. Okay sir. I replied. Then he handed me something in an envelope. What's this sir? I asked Amaka's father. "That's an agreement document in marrying my daughter". Amaka's father said. What? I asked. Just go through it, before signing it. He said. Just then Amaka's mother called someone. "Olivia get me the red wine on the bar". Amaka's mother called out. And immediately my girlfriend Olivia came to our table with a red wine. What was Olivia doing here? I said to myself in shock immediately I saw her. Amaka just let out an evil smile immediately she saw the shock on my face. To Be Continued. Title: Promise 6
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