As i hope in to my ride and pumped the geared the sound of the engine made my heart skipped as I got anxious remembering the fact I am going back to Opobo Town, my home I have been there since after my secondary schools , I came to lagos to stay with my uncle who took care of me and established me. I can imagine the smile that would be on my mums face to see her son again, after Fifteens years, my little sister Boma, most be a big girl now, I thought to myself as I smiled and hit the road, the journey from calabar to my village is Five hours .
I turned the wheels slowly as I gradually navigate passed heavy duty trucks on the way. And when I got to the odukapi junction there were lots of marketers on the road some Selling corn, snails, while others drinks and some drink bottled water. One of the sellers that sold corn hurriedly came by my wind screen, due to the traffic and shouted oga, oga buy your sweet corn woo e hot and soft well well, na fifty naira but I go give three for hundred, I brought out money from her pigeo hole gave her five hundred and then she asked how much own I go give you oga and she told the girl to leave no problem for the change and the girl was surprised, mean while oga letter called the girl and tell her that have she ever been in a long journey before, she say no and he told her that, they is a vacancy of job in one hotel in lagos and she accepted to collect the job, she told him when are they going for the job interview.in told her that, the next day and the started the journey from calabar the reach River while the girl was tired and started telling the man that have they reached and he told that not yet and the came to Edi state and she ask again and he told her that not yet and she started telling that man, that with this journey she decide the man should keep her in Edo let her continue her struggle, that she can't go back to calabar or lagos again and the man admin and keep her in edo state, when comr down from the car she say she is OK with edo state and she started struggling in the state.
