JENJE-BARA

In the chambers of my heart, she's the one, A love so deep, it outshines the sun. Yet, I must release her, let her go, Though she's the partner I've longed for, I know. She checks every box, my list complete, But a shadow of doubt, my heart's discreet. Once homely and pure, she used to be, Now, I fear the change, the unknown I see. Can I love another, ever again? The thought alone inflicts a lasting pain. For I adore her, more than words can show, Yet, I must release her, I must let her go. Unkissed, her lips remain a dream untold, Her skin's softness, a treasure to behold. In this bittersweet tale, love's complex design, I surrender her to fate, but her memory's mine. By Samuel T. Aberemieka

  You left your husband because he was cheating. You have a kid or two. So you divorced because you were so pained.  You left.  With the kids. You started working hard to cater for your needs. You work so hard, but it isn't enough. To meet up with the growing economic demands, you find a wealthy man. He is rich. You dont care. You need to pay fees for your kids as a strong, independent woman. You need to prove that it can be done. So you're dating a wealthy married man.  You are now a side chic. Then, you begin to think of the side chics your husband has and why he has them.  You do not even question the morality. You begin to understand why. Maybe they've got kids too. Mouths to feed, life to live.  It doesn't make sense still. So you call the married man when he is home, and he hides to shout at you for wanting to disturb his peace with his "wife" as you ought to know when he is home.  You think of your hurts.  You think of your consolation....

In love, we gave our all, with open hearts, Sacrificing worlds for that one true flame. But tears, like torrents, washed our joys away, Our cherished memories drowned in endless rain. In pain, we suffered, far beyond repair, Our shattered hearts in fragments lay apart. The anguish cuts, a blade that knows no bounds, Piercing our souls, tearing them apart. Our hearts, they bleed, beyond what words can heal, A prayer we thought fulfilled, now left unreal. By Samuel T. Aberemieka

  Governor Diri receives Sylva's member, Meremubio back to PDP. A former Youth President of Okoroma Clan & former Councilor Nembe Ward 10, Hon.Meremubio Adaminegbe has dumped the All Progressives Congress (APC) and thrown his weight behind the re-election of Governor Douye Diri for second term. Hon. Meremubio Adaminegbe is a founder and Director-General of a group called "Sylva Bounce Back" a group he has now denounced after he was received into Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Okoroma on Wednesday by the sitting Governor Douye Diri, who is aspiring for a second term. Okoroma clan is fully PDP and will massively vote Diri/Law 2023 on November 11.