My name is John, and I am from Lagos. I graduated two years ago. Because of the job situation in Nigeria, I decided to try somewhere else, and the only place I could afford to go was Ghana. My friend, who has been living in Ghana for the past two years, suggested I join him.[โ€ฆ]CLICK HERE TO READ THE FULL ARTICLEโ–ถ

When he came back home, he brought rice for himself and bought some for me too. I have been in Ghana for three months now and have eaten fried rice in many places, but this one was different in a good way.

I asked my friend where he bought the food, and he told me there is a woman who sells Nigerian food very cheaply. I asked him why he had never taken me to that place, and he said it was very far from us. He only goes there when heโ€™s in the vicinity, about 30 minutes away.

Three days later, we were near the place, and he reminded me that we could go there since it was just five minutes away. I was very happy because I was looking forward to eating the rice again.

When we got there, the place was crowded, and the restaurant was not even that fancy. I was surprised and asked my friend what was going on. He told me that the woman makes the best Nigerian food, including Igbo food and delicacies.

As we ordered, I noticed a woman who looked exactly like my uncleโ€™s wife who died in 2010. I shouted in shock, and she just went inside her shop. My friend asked me if I knew her, and I told him yes, that she was my uncleโ€™s wife who died in 2010โ€ฆCLICK HERE TO READ MORE ARTICLES>>>ย 

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