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‘ Kaaro ma.’ Tim greeted feeling elated. ‘Owuru omo Olulufe mi. Bawo ni?’ ‘I’m fine, ma. Ma, how is Lola?’ ‘Lola is Fine. Bawo ni iyarẹ? Ati Baba rẹ?’ ‘She is fine, she left for her market this morning as usual and she is back. Papa has gone to check his traps.’ ‘I know. Your mum is a very hardworking woman. I hope you won’t disappoint her when you come of age?’ she smiled at him. ‘Of course, Ma. You know I won’t disappoint them a bit.’ He giggled. ‘Ototo. Kini Ofẹ lati ra?’ Mama Tayo inquired.

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‘… No! But, I hope he is different from the rest of presidents we’ve had oo. And why are you calling him ”upcoming president” when the elections hasn’t even come self?’ ‘ E be like say you no sabi this country they call Nigeria. They will just rig this election and give it to Ola Kunle. You know Ola Kunle is almost a Fulani since his mum is a Fulani.’ ‘wow! I never thought of that. These and more are reasons I dislike voting – rigging, gun shots and the rest of violence.’ ‘Common fuel that we ow

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