THE SCHOOL BOY AND THE CRONE - Chapter 1
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Ongoing, First published Aug 28, 2019
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mkpuru onye kuru, ka o ga horo.

What one sows is what they reap - Igbo proverb

As seen above, this is an Igbo proverb from South-Eastern Nigeria that tell us that whatever one sow he shall reap -- be it good or bad. The short story is derived from many such tales in Igbo folklore. Thanks in advance for reading and I hope you enjoy it.
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