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BENIN CITY INTRIGUE, 10 TO 7

_Scene: The motel car park_

Highlife spills from the bar, 
Like beer from a full tumbler,
Fifty meters away.  
Laughter. Glass. Night thick with sweat.  

"Ten to seven," Oseh said.  
"Twenty-three girls now."  
"Oldest twenty-five. Youngest eighteen."  
Felix nodded, like an agama 
That had sighted a cockroach.  
"We need thirty."  

"Some are still undecided," Oseh said.  
"I'll come see them," Felix gave reply.  
"They're well-protected on this journey."  
Die-hard girls can encourage them?
Who are die-hard girls?  
Darkness' a gardener gathering dry grasses. 
The count continued.

Copyright © Olawale Famodun | Year Posted 2026

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