The abuse was too much both physical and verbal. How can they hate us that much ? the house became a war zone.
My elder sister needed help with her baby so my quiet sister left to live with her.
My immediate sister was shipped back to her ‘’inlaws’’. I was alone.
I was already preparing for WAEC that no one wanted to pay for.
My father said he didn’t have while he went partying with his wife and getting drunk every other night. I didn’t even expect him to give me.
I stole the money I used to pay for my WAEC inside the pocket of one of the drunkards that came to sleep in my father's house.
I got all credits that was enough to get me an admission then I had to buy jamb form. My customer was not reachable [no phones then].
I was walking around on the express and climbed the popular bridge to the other side where life was different and big. Igbo spare parts dealers with money and flashy cars.
I met ‘’him’’ and he asked where I was going and we sat somewhere and talked he doubted my age because of the way I was responding and engaging. I was 16 .
I was in a hurry to get back home for fear of the beatings I would receive.
Food they will not provide yet I step out and they call me a prostitute that I went to meet men. The man I am servicing dines and wines with them so the joke is on them.
The man I met told me what he was in to and told me I will start from somewhere and move up . I became a mule. Only God knows what and what I carried around in my worn out backpack everyday.
I made my rounds in the mornings when the drunks were asleep.
I gathered money for my form, bought it and took it home to fill. Nobody asked where I got the money from but they wished me success.
Life went on until I couldn’t find my benefactor where we used to meet. Did he leave for China like he always told me he would or did he get arrested? Another wahala for pikin wey no get mama....
My elder sister needed help with her baby so my quiet sister left to live with her.
My immediate sister was shipped back to her ‘’inlaws’’. I was alone.
I was already preparing for WAEC that no one wanted to pay for.
My father said he didn’t have while he went partying with his wife and getting drunk every other night. I didn’t even expect him to give me.
I stole the money I used to pay for my WAEC inside the pocket of one of the drunkards that came to sleep in my father's house.
I got all credits that was enough to get me an admission then I had to buy jamb form. My customer was not reachable [no phones then].
I was walking around on the express and climbed the popular bridge to the other side where life was different and big. Igbo spare parts dealers with money and flashy cars.
I met ‘’him’’ and he asked where I was going and we sat somewhere and talked he doubted my age because of the way I was responding and engaging. I was 16 .
I was in a hurry to get back home for fear of the beatings I would receive.
Food they will not provide yet I step out and they call me a prostitute that I went to meet men. The man I am servicing dines and wines with them so the joke is on them.
The man I met told me what he was in to and told me I will start from somewhere and move up . I became a mule. Only God knows what and what I carried around in my worn out backpack everyday.
I made my rounds in the mornings when the drunks were asleep.
I gathered money for my form, bought it and took it home to fill. Nobody asked where I got the money from but they wished me success.
Life went on until I couldn’t find my benefactor where we used to meet. Did he leave for China like he always told me he would or did he get arrested? Another wahala for pikin wey no get mama....
Chai!
ReplyDeleteA mother is very important
DeleteImagine a 16year old
Pls you people should stop with the mother talk. Many children with useless mothers pass through what she passed through. Mothers that will party with friends, go out with man friends and abandon the kids to their fate?
DeleteThere are mothers and there are real mothers.
DeleteYou are a very good writer. You have been engaging since day 1. I look forward to your write ups. I'm so sorry you had to go through all these things
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ReplyDeleteπππ₯ her story is so heartbreaking ππ
DeleteMay God spare my life to be the mother of my children till they are old enough.
ReplyDeleteMay God heal you completely
Amenπ and me too.
DeleteI didn't understand this one,help break it down some more.
ReplyDeleteTonia
Google pt 1
DeleteThis is so heartbreaking.
ReplyDeleteI pray the Lord heals you completely and make you whole. Spirit and soul.
Nawa oo
ReplyDeleteThis your story is heart breakingπ©π©π©
ReplyDeleteScary that the child was left to fend for herself so early in life. Hope it ends well
DeleteI missed the previous one.... Someone should please help me with the link
ReplyDeletehttps://www.stelladimokokorkus.com/2021/10/the-dark-diary-4.html?m=1
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God bless you
DeleteThis life! It is well.
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ReplyDeleteIt's well π€π€π
ReplyDeleteThis is so heartbreaking!π₯Ίππͺπ’ Life!!!
ReplyDeleteMay God heal you completely in Jesus name amen.
ReplyDeletePlease confront your brothers, they failed you. Your elder sister too. I'm so heart broken reading this. May Gid heal you
ReplyDeleteYou're a strong lady mehn. I wish I can hug you tight.
ReplyDeleteGod will give you peace. Amen.
ReplyDeleteChai see what life can do?
ReplyDeleteMehn in this life anything can happen.
Please where is the link for other series
ReplyDeleteI like the fact that despite all, you don't relent in your academic pursuit, I can't wait to get to the happy ending part
ReplyDeleteSo heart breaking. I am touched by this. May God heal you. Soul, spirit and body.
ReplyDeleteWhat a story! I can't wait to read more.
ReplyDeleteThe Poster is a fighterπͺπͺ,regardless of what life threw her way,she fought back.My dear,your story serves as an inspiration to so many,I look forward to more episodes.
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