Dusts: Dust, #49

By Tambe Mansfield Agbor

Dust is an interesting book, that it is multiple dimensional,educative,suspensive and good, listen this book is interesting reading this book you will get to now about an activist who two weaks before his marriage found out that, his soon to be wife had sickle cell, after having a fight with his parents because he donated his bone marrow to his wife to be, she left him for another man, secondly you will get to know the story of the activist journey to Africa and the various , in human treatment toward women in some Africa state he visited and also it explain about a girl also who love education but her parents refuse her from going to school, read to see what happen when the activist visited.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tambe Mansfield Agbor
• Release date: Apr 11, 2019
• ISBN: 9780463078853

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Dusts

Dust, Volume 49

Tambe Mansfield Agbor

Published by Tambe Mansfield Agbor, 2019.

This is a work of fiction. Similarities to real people, places, or events are entirely coincidental.

DUSTS

First edition. April 11, 2019.

Copyright © 2019 Tambe Mansfield Agbor.

ISBN: 978-0463078853

Written by Tambe Mansfield Agbor.

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Title Page

Copyright Page

Dusts

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CHAPTER ONE.

In 2018  that where it all started, you may be asking  what started?, but do not worry I have the answer to that question , well I am William Barnes, and my parents are mr and mrs Barnes, my parent sometimes are so mean , so I went on to get my own house , a two bedroom flat, however I usually come to my parents home on  weekends , I am an Activist , and Winnie Gibbs is also an Activist , on January 14 we had a chance to work with the UN women , we were posted to Africa in a country call Sudan , to assist in the campaign for women rights to education.

On  before January 14, on the 12 of January  my grandma  came to my parent house , and I  was there , when she saw me  she said

Oh look who I  got here , William come give me a huge,

I did , and I also ask her "how she doing with her medication, because she was no longer strong , sometimes she feel some pains all over her body”.

No boy do not worry, I  am okay , she replied

However I  forgot to tell you her name she is Mary Barnes Williams, she is a grandma everyone will like  to have, she is really funny , and I can still remember when she  came to my  house early January at night she will insist to tell me a birth time story.

I will said  grandma , forget about that  am old , maybe when I  have children , you come tell them that story .

She will always replied, “ who told you , you are still my grand child, so it is my responsibility”.

(  So on that January 14  I  and Winnie  went to do our assignment in Africa , reaching Africa ,  one thing that I love most was how the sunlight  rise in the evening in Sudan, and I love this work ,me and my team help many people in Sudan we were providing places were children could learn, because during the war many schools were destroyed, so we have to put up a center were we educate youth , the children was so responsive to it , many attended it and half of the class were girls ,we had a girl in that class that was so smart  her name was “Timi darango”  but later we never saw her again coming to class, so i sent Winnie  to  vist Timi house and ask what was