Dear Derin,
I know you are stubborn but Are you sure you don’t want this Canada? There is still that opening. In fact my visa is ready and Big sis is down to pull yourself and our son along. Lemme know sha. Meanwhile I might be back for a DNA test cos your mum wanted to spite me by rubbing things to my ear over the phone. So I know what you think I won’t. That being said, take care of my boy very well. I don’t want him in your crossfire with Gbenga’s babymama. If anything go wrong like your head, I go first laugh you before I come vex for you. No worry you go soon confirm my talk say once debe… elenu shombo ara e, oju e ma to se ipin. lol I miss you Abebi mi, Aderinsola fareeda omo b’ediye baku ata ni processing. Lool ma lo je k’ori ma wu o I no send your papa. It’d be nice to keep your phone open cos I’d need to talk you especially my son.
Peace for now.
Rogbizzle
@Ama_Serwaaa 1) Less overthinking, more simplicity.
2) Stronger value on family, not career.
3) Lower ego battles.
4) Tradition > modern freedom.
5) They fight to stay together, not to split.
Thank you :)
@NigeriaStories The government of Nigeria should be more interested in introducing compulsory drug test for people occupying political positions in Nigeria. From Tinubu to Akpabio down to Wike, they behave like people who are always high on narcotics.