BROKEN POTRAIT
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Last published Wed, Jan 17, 2024
Broken Home has been one of the underrated problems of Africa, Nigeria precisely. This fiction entails and reveals the damages caused in the society using the story of Mayenne and Obot, two siblings who came from a broken home. They experienced enough torture and life demanding experiences in the society as a result of their identity and background.
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