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CHAPTER EIGHT

“Tonye, Tonye, I’m at Omagwa airport, please just wait…I’m on my way.” Tarami’s voice was a mixture of fear and confusion, while I didn’t bother to respond, when she called again an hour later. Immediately she ended the call, I put down the phone and continued staring blankly at the television screen.

That particular day was a Saturday, followed by Sunday…by Monday the countdown to the initiation would begin…just a matter of time.

Less than an hour after I spoke with Tarami, there was a knock on the front door, and I could guess who it was.

“Calm down, just calm down…everything’s okay…stop crying…sit down.” It took me more than twenty minutes to pacify her, before she stopped crying and sat down with a wet handkerchief.

“Mum is dead and gone Tarami…she won’t be buried, nor would any party, wake-keeping or church service be done for her. I had her cremated.” I’d barely finished my last sentence, when she shouted me down like someone in frenzy.

“She’s been what…do you know what you’ve d
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