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The Ingénue
The Ingénue
The Ingénue
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The Ingénue

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the book shows the danger of being a polygamous man and teaches how to live in harmonyand love with people.
....Obiageli(2nd wife) enters,complaining to her husband (mazi ukadike)that he supports Akumma(1st wife).Saying she's a witch who eats her children in the womb;.He cautions her and then she angrily walks out . . .as soon as she said that,obiageli shouted saying she will tell the whole village that she wants to kill her child. . .akumma starts crying,telling God to give her a child...
LanguageEnglish
PublisherXlibris UK
Release dateNov 16, 2010
ISBN9781456819828
The Ingénue
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N.I. Durueke

The author,Nnaemeka Durueke hails from mbieri in mbaitoli LGA of Imo state,Nigeria. Born to the family of Rt Rev & Rev Mrs N.I Durueke. He had his primary & secondary education at Police Childrens School and Government college both in Owerri. Though a B.Tech holder in Geology from the Federal University of Technology Owerri (FUTO),he is also a creative writer who has the passion of positvely impacting his world in diverse ways,especially through his written works.

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    The Ingénue - N.I. Durueke

    Copyright © 2010 by N.I. Durueke.

    ISBN:          Softcover                                 978-1-4568-1981-1

                       Ebook                                      978-1-4568-1982-8

    All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the copyright owner.

    This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and incidents either are the product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously, and any resemblance to any actual persons, living or dead, events, or locales is entirely coincidental.

    This book was printed in the United States of America.

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    Contents

    Dedication

    Characters

    Prelude

    Glossary of words.

    Dedication

    TO THE ALMIGHTY GOD & MY FAMILY

    Characters

    Prelude

    Mazi Ukadike: Can’t you let sleeping dogs lie,

    Obiageli: Why should I shut? Why must I let sleeping dogs lie? When you are always backing the wrong horse.

    Mazi Ukadike: This kind of woman., I have not seen this kind of troublesome human being. You are always distributing the neighbourhood why?.

    Obiageli: Please, if you don’t know what to do today. Go back to your bed. You never married me because of love, it is just because of child bearing, you wanted children and I gave them to you, yet you are not satisfied, always on the wrong side.

    Mazi Ukadike: let me understand you well. What and who is this wrong horse you said about?

    Obiageti: Who else will it be. If not that wicked woman called Akumma. Is it not yet clear to you that ever since the both of you got married till I came, she has not given you any child. Now this is my third issue.

    Mazi Ukadike: Obiageli! Obiageli!! Obiagaii!!!. How many times did I call you?

    Obiageli: Ukadike, three. And what will you do about that? Eh.

    Mazi Ukadike: Obiageli if I hear you say such things again. I will personally send you packing. Is that cleared?

    Obiageli: Well, you can send me home. All I know, Akumma is a witch and she bewitches her children inside her womb. (she walks out from the room leaving Mazi Ukadike behind)

    Obiageli: Who carried my baby out from where I sat him? Who must be the idiot? (Akumma enters)

    Akumma: Look, here is your baby.

    Obiageli: Why did you carry my baby? Who gave you the audacity to carry my tasie.

    Akumma: Tasie was crying, I carried him and gave him some food to eat.

    Obiageli: Food? Did he eat?

    Akumma: Yes, food. He ate.

    Obiageli: Chineke! The entire village must hear this oh!

    Akumma: What have I done, this time.

    Obiageli: Do not even start crying. Look if anything happens to this child. I will not say you

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