Must Read: " Na Man You Be " - A Story By Flow1759 - Season 1 - Episode 11

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Must Read: " Na Man You Be " - A Story By Flow1759 - Season 1 - Episode 11

August 20th 2014 is a day Ogbonta and his crew will never forget, especially Ola.

"Papa, i must kill person! Somebody go die" Ogbonta dashed out of his room heading towards his Mazda Kpof Kpof car.Car? Did i just say car? Sorry, motor car.

If you were Ogbonta's friend and you don't face his tough times with him, then you ain't fit to be called his friend.

"Una carry una cutlass abi?" Ogbonta asked his friends Nnamdi and Ola that were already seated in his Mazda Kpof Kpof waiting for him.

"Yes we carry!" Nnamdi responded.

"I no carry ooh!" Ola cried out.

"Okay take this my own! I hold daga here!" Ogbonta offered.

What of Ade? Why him no dey here?" Ogbonta asked.

"I tell am make him com follow us go oh, but him say him wan go school of disciple" Ola informed.

School of disciple is located east of Timaya street; just directly opposite the compound singer Timaya stayed in his porverty days.

Guess what? School of discipleship grooms great minds that towed the Bet9ja path; a subtle path.

"This motor no gree start ooh, una go come down com push am"

"Push........ Push!" sounded like "Mess............. Mess!" to our Ola from Messopomia.

"But guy how your sweet babe Dornu go go sell your land na?" Nnamdi said while they moved.

"And i trusted that girl! I trusted Dornu! Why will she do such a thing to me?" Ogbonta cried.

"Hmmn! Odeh! Okponu! You dey trust woman!" Ola dared not spoke out.

Ola had learnt from experience never to trust even a Hen. His heart had been cut into tiny particles by women, and he was carrying Amoeba in his chest not heart.

Ola had sold his fathers plasma TV to save the life of Yemisi's mother ill of cancer, months later Yemisi dumped him for Nnamdi - the cheerful give and cheerful collector too - Tax collector!

Ola had stolen his father's 200,000 Naira to give to Nkem Nnamdi's younger sister.

Ola had used Funke his sister's school fees to settle Chioma Nnamdi's ex house rent. He later found out that the two Anambrarians played a fast one on him; they were still dating.

Somehow Nmamdi always showed up in Ola's peril to cause him havoc, he was always related to Ola's tears.

"Guy! Wetin i dey see so? Soja!" They had reached.

"Where you see soja?" Ola replied.

"You no see them there?"

"Guy you be m'umu ooh, who tell you say those people wey sidon there na sojas?" Ola informed, "i know them na, dem be red cross members, dem dey com my mama place com drink Agbo well well"

"Guy you sure? Dem wear Army cap oh" Ogbonta said.

"Guy i dey tell you say i dey sure, even sef one of dem name na Ola, my name sake"

"Okay wetin we go do now? I need to reclaim my land!" Ogbonta said.

"See i go come down for this motor go hail dem, them be my guys!" Ola assured, "them dey red cross, dem no be sojas i dey tell you"

"But Ola see wetin them write for that sign post! Military zion, keep offor!"

The name of the writer of that bill must be Jideofor Ofor related to Sir Emeka Ofor the richest Igbo man in Nigeria. #Respect#

"Military zion?" Ola read, "Na Red cross zion dem suppose write there"

"Abeg make i go hail my guys jor!" Ola had stepped out of Mazda Kpof Kpof forgeting he was holding his cutlass.

"Guys how far!" He stretched out his hand for a handshake, "No mind this cutlass wey i hold so, i wan go clear my farm"

One of the soldiers stood up for a handshake; a cheekshake rather.

"Agboooiwoooaaar!" Earthquake happened on Ola's cheek and "rain drops" instantly descended from his eyes as he descended.

He could feel he had caught pile the female version.

"My son, the sun is gonna shine on everything you do!" A loud voice from above said while Ola was epileptic on the floor.

"But father all i see is cross, Red cross!"

"Then carry your cross my son, carry your crossssss!"