........continued from last week. I actually agreed to the conditions and I was happy but also sad because I couldn't still explain what I had done wrong to deserve this brutality. Families celebrate Christmas together with the exchange of gifts and more, ours was not left out. My dad bought so many gifts for my siblings but as the conditions given to me, I was excluded and I dared not ask. Guests came and left with my siblings introduced but I was exempted. It was a bitter sweet experience but then more happy because my siblings were always there for me despite all. They showered me with love. Fatima (a class mate of mine and a good friend) came to pay me a visit to know if everything was alright. She had not seen me in school since resumption, I told her a summary of what was happening at home. She felt for me, it all sounded unbelievable in her ears, with a warm and encouraging hug, she wanted to leave after a few hours. After much pressure of requesting to see her o
Daily life experience of a Nigerian