EKAKORO FREDRICK ETOORI

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this is an excerpt from the play, "conspicuous conspiracy". it tells a story of a young poor man who is a friend to another from a wealthy family. the one from a wealthy family plans to get rid of the poor wretch. he reports the case to police, but the wealthy one had a deal with the police. the poor person s detained when he goes to report his case. the poor young mans parents go the wealth one's parents so that they can sell part of their land unknowingly that it is the same family responsible for the son's arrest. the deal is sealed, but the rich man is foolsih and stupid that he makes an agreement which is flawed. he goes to court and he loses the case' who are you on this planet? AT THE BAR (SIT EMONG AND ASANGA) EMONG: He’s hurt. The look in his dry face tells it all, he cannot smile any more, his face is dull with dissonance. ASANGAI: what do you think he meant? EMONG: (puzzled) not certain! ASANGAI (arrogant) you got...

AGONY UPON AGONY THIS IS AN EXCERPT FROM AGONY UPON AGONY, A REAL LIFE STORY OF A WIDOW, JUST WAIT FOR THE REAL BOOK IN THE NEAR BY FUTURE CHAPTER ONE It was in the late nineteen nineties in the deadly rural community of mella sub-county in which lived a young slender creepy woman in her early teenage called ikolere, in fact she was in her fifteen. Mella was a unique village not only known for a collection of a diversity of clans and tribes, but also for its indescribable people who mostly were from the ikuruk clan. Mella was feared far and beyond not because it harboured lions and other dangerous animals but because a mere mention of its name made blood trickle swiftly and intermittently cold and warm in the body of the recipients.  It natured people whose sight for blood was as usual as offering Ajono to any other itesot , in a nutshell, they were serial brutal heartless sleazy clumsy murderers and killers who never thought their forty days would also come....

agony upon agony  this is an excerpt from agony upon agony, a real life story of a young woman who gets married at a tender age. her husband is murdered and she is inherited by the late husbands step brother. she suffers the rewards of cultural dictation. she is diplomatically, but inhumanely robbed by the so called imposed husband. she remains with close to nothing, the piece of land is rented out to another p[person. unable to handle life, she leaves and gets married else where, but that doesn't bail her out. she decides to come back to the same home, this time, it becomes a very different story. guess what happened next, hust wait for the publication of this book CHAPTER ONE It was in the late nineteen nineties in the deadly rural community of mella sub-county in which lived a young slender creepy woman in her early teenage called ikolere, in fact she was in her fifteen. Mella was a unique village not only known for a collecti...

                                                                people and love Time and again, words of people falling and out of intimate relationships pierce deep into my ears and the aptitude to comprehend the causes seems to rest on not just a personal factor, but on a combination of reasons ranging from man made to innate. Many times, many individuals have wished to fall in love or could have before or could never have at all, but those who have, have fallen out and those who haven’t would wish to while those who fell out may never wish to again…others could have tried it just for reasons best known to their own feelings and emotions. sometimes our cause for wish to have a person with whom we can have light moments with, fun, joy, and whatever it takes to brighten and bring hope ...

we have all seen injustice, we have all applied injustice to some extent and all of us must have faced injustice some where some how. but the question is, should we use injustice to deal with injustice, or must we be unjust to portray our feelings? well, how many times have you moved to an office where you are entitled to enter at no cost and you are served after five others you do not know and you just grumbled and finally kept quiet in bitterness? or how many times have you seen some one doing something unjust and you kept quite or you were compromised by an item or two? it is for such simple things that corruption, injustice and other unfair practices  have been glorified to the extent the we keep blaming an individual or two for the unfainess. it is because wede have failed to fight the war at our capacities by leaving it for the few. we are all surrounded by these