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Life is indeed a playing field!

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By Chukwuneta Oby
| The Punch Verified
It was one of those days when another’s story gave me something to think about. He was supposed to fix a plumbing problem for me over the weekend, but he didn’t pick my call all through that day and did not call back… very unlike him! He showed up at my doorstep a few days later. One look at his face and I knew something was wrong. He was someone whose services anyone would enjoy. He is very meticulous, honest, cheerful and extremely considerate. It was easy to see that his spirit was down that day.
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Very remarkable encounters (iv)

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By Chukwuneta Oby
| The Punch Verified
She is someone whom I have patronised over the years. She sells eggs in the market. Although I have only met her daughter, who comes to the market from time to time to help her out, I could tell that the light-skinned little girl that I also see around her is not biologically hers… just by looks alone. Eventually, I learned how the girl came under her care. According to her, the girl, who had been orphaned since infancy, was being raised by her mother-in-law.
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Very remarkable encounters (III)

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By Chukwuneta Oby
| The Punch Verified
I met the woman over three years ago at a local market I was introduced to for my fish needs. As I explored the market, I discovered that I could also buy native foodstuffs there. Mama was one of such discoveries, and I ended up buying fresh okro from her. Other times, I would go to her for my vegetable needs. I would even ask her to slice the vegetables for me while we made small talk.
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