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Broken: Episode 10 I left Cynthia’s apartment really early so I could go home and prepare for work. The night before was quite awesome and I was looking forward to another session. My second date with Brenda was scheduled for this night so I had to be on my best behavior, prepared for work and got in my car to drive to work when I got a call from Kofo if I could come pick her up. I couldn’t refuse because she sounded upset so I asked her to send her address to me. After about thirty minutes of driving and battling traffic, I got to her place. She was standing outside the gate which I found odd because I told her I was going to give her a call when I was outside. I honked to signal her to come over and she did hurriedly, she looked really upset and her eyes were swollen like she had been crying. I asked what was wrong but she just replied me by asking if I could please drop her off at her place with a really sad face, I was confused because I believed I j...

cross section of the National  Excutives  The Association's Staff Adviser The National  President launching the Association's official website secondary school student thanking the Excos for work well done the Excos with the Policemen on duty As the president will say the Admirable Excos cross section of excos and some students This was a memorable and great day (20th November 2016) to the National Association of Ihitte/Uboma Student (NAIUS) and the Local Government at large as the called for their first general congress since the institution of the association in the year 2002,. In an opening speech made by the president Comr. Rotr. Keke Elvis he said "I and my Excos since our inauguration took up the affairs of this association having one goal in mind and that is to push up this association to the climax of other Association's envy and that's the more reason why we have to hold this general congress in order to call togeth...

GENDER EQUALITY AND EQUITY Our African societies are making a mockery of this topic. It is myopic to focus gender equality and equity on silly topics like "who cooks and take care of the kids in a marriage setting". We have so many African issues that should be explored. Things like Abolition of Polygamy, female genital mutilation, child marriage, ownership of properties in the absence of male child, women empowerment, compulsory girl child education to mention only but a few should receive highest priority. If your wife takes care of the bills or see to the well being of you and your kids by taking care of house chores I see no reason why decisions that affect the family shouldn't be shared.