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Ada Chukwuemeka Hi my good people. It's your baby girl BLESSING. This page is for lovers of good food and fashion.
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08/13/2023

Skruuuuuuuu💃💃💃💃. Congratulations to me. It's good to have money no matter how little as long as you are not owning anybody and you are not dependent on anyone.

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06/23/2023

U see those GIRLS that eat without getting FAT, the food goes to their ATTITUDE.
Very stubborn set of people.. ☺☺

06/15/2023

Men that eats indomie
Are usually Womanizers

Finally Guinness world record Don recognise Hilda but them talk say na 93 hrs 11 minutes she did cos she took extra minu...
06/13/2023

Finally Guinness world record Don recognise Hilda but them talk say na 93 hrs 11 minutes she did cos she took extra minutes in one of rest period at the beginning of the cook-a-thon.

Weldon girl.

Next year na my turn 😂😂

06/11/2023

Have you eaten Agbado 🌽 today?
If you haven't, you are disobeying the constitution. 😚😙😏🙄

When you are a poultry farmer😂😂😂
06/09/2023

When you are a poultry farmer😂😂😂

06/04/2023

✨🤍✨C.H.E.T.A✨🤍✨

CHAPTER 3️⃣1️⃣

Continuation from the last Episode:

Igwe Ofordili: (Heaved out a sign) She committed a great scarillage to me and my family and also to the people of this great village. The gods know best. (Gesturing with his right hand that holds his offor) Ebuka you and some guards should take the dead body of my wife and throw her into the evil forest, she won't be buried in the normal way as tradition demand. (Ebuka with four other guards went inside the hut and came out with Queen Amara's lifeless body. A black sword, the one she uses on Jidenna, was seen struck inside her heart. The guards left for the evil Forest. As soon as they were out of sight Igwe Ofordili returned his gaze to queen Amaka sorrowfully and apologized once again.) I am so sorry Amaka

Queen Amaka: Like I said before, I have forgiven you. (No sooner as she omitted those words, the great Chief Priest appeared in their midst.)

Great Chief Priest: (Igwe Ofordili surprised to see him) Now your eyes are more clearer Ofordili.

Igwe Ofordili: Yes great one, I could have killed an innocent child years ago if not for your intervention, I could have also killed my wife Amaka if not for the birds who came and took her away. I was blind and didn't know my wife Amara was behind it. I thank the gods for unveiling the truth.

Great Chief Priest: (Nods his head) You've seen the reason why I had stopped you from killing Cheta. (He faces Cheta and saw Ikenga. He started praising the god. He stopped and faces Ofordili.) You should be happy that you have someone like him (pointing at Ikenga) as your son in-law. (He vanished.)

Nganga: My daughter and I will stay here until Cheta finally gets married to Ikenga.

Igwe Ofordili: Well In that case (He called the maids and told them to prepare a hut for his visitor.)

Nganga: (Stopping the maids) Don't bother yourself, we will be staying in the hut Cheta stays.

Igwe Ofordili: I have no problem with that. (Ebuka and the other four guards returned.)

Ebuka: (Bowing his head down) We've thrown her dead body into the forest.

Igwe Ofordili: Hmm, I will have to inform all my elders everything that happened, those that kill by the sword, dies by the sword. I hope ChukwuOkike forgives her.

****

Queen Ziza who had watched everything only shook her head.

Queen Ziza: I gave my daughter a choice and she chooses to end her life. I am not at fault.

*****

9 Days Later....

(The traditional marriage of Ikenga and Cheta went successful and just like amadioha promised, he and the rest of his brothers came. Agwusi didn't come as promised. Once they have sealed their marriage, Nganga blessed Cheta home and left together with her daughter.)

Later that night in Igwe Ofordili Palace...

Ikenga was outside the hut he shared with Cheta when Agwusi and the old hunter appeared in front of him..

Ikenga: You told me you would attend my marriage with Cheta today but you didn't.

Agwusi: I was busy with something else, sorry for not coming. So where is amadioha? Remember if you want to see that friend of mine, you have to show me amadioha and I will bring you to him.

Ikenga: Well like you disappoint me earlier today so did I Agwusi.

Old Hunter: Meaning?

Ikenga: I wasn't talking to you or is your name now Agwusi?

Agwusi: Forget about what he said, how do you mean?

Ikenga: Firstly, Amadioha is not here with me, and secondly I knew you were lying and decided to play along.

Old Hunter: (In an angry tone) You deceived my master.

Ikenga: If he says another word in this matter that doesn't concern him, his head will follow.

Agwusi: Udele do not say another word. So you were pretending all along?

Ikenga: Yes, Amadioha won't lie because if he did Nganga wouldn't have allowed me to get married to her granddaughter and plus he is married to Ala. (Closing his eyes and opening it.) You think you are more clever and cunning but you are not. Anyway I haven't told Amadioha about what you told me nor what you said for me to have him killed. We are brothers Agwusi and I cannot fight you or any one of them.

Agwusi: (in great anger) You are good at playing along, I must recommend you at that. But this isn't the end, I will be back for you Ikenga.

Ikenga: And I will be waiting to say my greetings.

(Agwusi and the old Hunter disappeared.)

*****

Days Later....

Jidenna was crowned the King of Ogidi Village and Cheta left with Ikenga to live amongst the gods.

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Adapuruche was in her hut thinking about her life.

Adapuruche: (Talking to herself) So this is the end, I won't have Ikenga. What is the essence of me having these powers given to me by my mother who is no more and still yet I won't have what I yearn for? I have lost Ikenga to my sister Cheta. Now I have realised no one is born ugly. (She started crying, covering her mouth to conceal any noise. She lives the rest of her life in regrets.)

The End.

06/02/2023

✨🤍✨C.H.E.T.A✨🤍✨

CHAPTER 3️⃣0️⃣

Igwe Ofordili: (In an angry tone) Ebuka! (The guard knelt down before Igwe Ofordili and the Igwe said commandly) Go and bring me my wife from her hut and if she fails to come with you drag her and come outside.

Ikenga: Permit me to go with Ebuka to bring out your wife.

Igwe Ofordili: You can go with him Ikenga.

(Ikenga and Ebuka went and entered Queen Amara hut and saw her about to carry her calabash.)

Queen Amara: (Shocked seeing the guard with Ikenga but pretends and hide her shock, dropping her calabash with care on the ground and faces Ebuka, still breathing heavily.) Yes Ebuka, why did you barge into my hut without knocking, what gave you the impetus to do so?

Ebuka: I am sorry my Queen but I was ordered by the king to come to your hut.

Queen Amara: What for?

Ikenga: Don't give that pretentious look Amara, you and I know that you know, come with the guard at once and do not try anything funny, remember what my brother did to you, mine will be worse.

Ebuka: And Igwe orders that if you refuse to comply that I am permitted to use force on you.

(Queen Amara was stranded now, if she disappears she is sure Amadioha is watching her movements and Ikenga might do something stupid. If she tells the guard to go that she is coming, Ikenga will refuse to leave. Seeing there is no other way of escaping, she agrees.)

Queen Amara: Alright, lead the way Ebuka. (Ebuka turned and left the room followed by Queen Amara and lastly Ikenga. Stepping outside the hut, Queen Amara bowed her head in shame as she approached Igwe Ofordili. Stopping as she faces him.) You sent for me.

Igwe Ofordili: Yes I did Amara, there is something Jidenna just said and Ikenga here, Cheta's husband to be, confirmed it also. Is it true you made your own son you carried in your womb for good nine moons imbecile? (Queen Amara started crying) Is it true you made my second daughter, Cheta, ugly? (Queen Amara cries increases the more) And also the beast that killed those innocent villagers.

Queen Amara: It is true Ofordili, I made Cheta ugly with the help of my mother (Everyone present except Ikenga and Adapuruche exclaimed in surprise) I was also the one who had turned my son to an imbecile for constantly talking to Cheta after my series of warnings to him. I also summoned the beast which ikenga killed.

Igwe Ofordili: Why did you do it? What was Cheta's, Jidenna and those innocent villagers offence? What did they do to you Amara?

Queen Amara: I did it for revenge Ofordili.

Igwe Ofordili: What revenge are you talking about Amara? Who offended you?

Queen Amara: You Ofordili are the reason why I did all these. I made Amaka barren so you can marry me for me to carry out my revenge.

Igwe Ofordili: Again I ask, why Amara?

Queen Amara: Because of the two giants you had killed years back. One was my brother and the other one was my husband. So I vowed to have my revenge on you.

Igwe Ofordili: (Eyes widen in shock as he heard Amara.) Wait Amara, are you trying to tell us that you are a giant?

Queen Amara: Yes Ofordili, i am not just any giant, i am the princess and my mother is the Queen of all giants.

Igwe Ofordili: (He turned his gaze at Ikenga and remembered what the young man had told him) Now I get why Ikenga had said he saw you with a giant head.

Queen Amara: You caused all these, if you had apologized to my people when we appeared in your dream all these wouldn't have happened.

Igwe Ofordili: I know I did wrong but must Jidenna, Cheta and those innocent souls cost by one man paid for a crime they didn't commit Amara?

Queen Amara: I was blinded by anger and vow to take whoever that is related to you. I am sorry Ofordili. (She kneels down and face Cheta and Jidenna) Please Cheta find a place in your heart to forgive me and you Jidenna, I am sorry for all the pains I had cost you since your birth. I did that out of ignorance, please forgive me my son.

Jidenna: If i am your son as you said you wouldn't have put me in so much pain mother, but to err is human to forgive is divine, if ChukwuOkike can forgive who am I not to forgive you, I have forgiven you mother.

Cheta: Me too mother, I have forgiven you for everything you did to me. If it weren't for those things you did I wouldn't have met my love Ikenga.

Queen Amara: Thank you Cheta, thank you Jidenna. (Queen Amaka and her mother flew into their midst and changed into their human form. Everyone except Cheta, Amara and Ikenga shifted back a little.)

Igwe Ofordili: (cleaning his eyes to be sure he saw right) Amaka!!

Queen Amaka: Yes the one and only. (Cheta ran to meet her and hug her.)

Cheta: Mother you came back as promised, I have a lot to tell you.

Queen Amaka: If it is what happened, I and your grandmother (pointing at Nganga who cheta is seeing for the first time) saw everything. (She faces Queen Amara) Amara, it was after my mother saved me that I got to know you are behind everything, you've seen where your wickedness has landed you.

Queen Amara: (Breathing heavily and faster, no one cares to ask her what's wrong with her) I am sorry Amaka for everything I did to you, I hope you have forgiven me.

Queen Amaka: I will try and forgive but I won't forget the scars Amara. (She faces Jidenna and smiled at him prompting him to run to her and hug her.) My son, I have missed you. (Queen Amara quietly left their presence and went back into her hut in shame. No one took notice of her absence.)

Jidenna: Nne, I have missed you too, Cheta has been there for me and I am grateful to that.

Igwe Ofordili: Amaka how can I ask for your forgiveness?

Queen Amaka: I have already forgiven you Ofordili.

Igwe Ofordili: Thank you.

Nganga: (Facing Ikenga and speaks for the first time she got there.) Ikenga I saw your bravery and I am proud that Cheta will end up with you. You have my full support and I have forgotten about the past, let's embrace the present and future that awaits us all.

Ikenga: Thank you Nganga. I appreciate and my love for Cheta will never ever fade. (The scream of Queen Amara caught their attention and Ebuka ran into her hut. Taking a deep breath as he looks at the sky.) Queen Amara has taken her own life, she killed herself.

Ebuka came out of the hut and confirmed what Ikenga said.

Ebuka: (Kneeling down before Igwe Ofordili) Your Highness, the Queen stabbed herself. She is dead.

To be continued on Sunday....

Rest in peace Queen Amara. I feel your pain 😓😓😓

06/01/2023

✨🤍✨C.H.E.T.A✨🤍✨

CHAPTER 2️⃣9️⃣

Continuation from the last Episode:

Queen Amara: Now I know why I couldn't help but do as he says. Please mother try to remove what he put on me, I won't trouble Cheta or force Adapuruche on Ikenga again. (Bending half way in pain) Please mother, remove what he did to me.

Queen Ziza: Were you deaf when I said I can't cure what I don't know? You brought this on yourself after I told you not to interfere but you paid deaf ears to my warnings Amara.

Queen Amara: Please help me now, I am begging you, I am your daughter.

Queen Ziza: I know you are my daughter (She closes her eyes and opens it after a minute has passed.) There is nothing I can do to help you Amara but the only thing I can help you with is for you to come back home and admit your failure to our people. Jidenna is whole again and so is Cheta, return home and save your face. Then I will see what I can do for whatever it is Amadioha may have placed on you.

Queen Amara: (Not knowing what to do nod her head like agama lizard, still breathing heavily.) Thank you mother, I will have to go back to Ofordili Palace and get my things and calabash and come back here.

Queen Ziza: I would have said you should leave that and follow me Amara but you must get the calabash it is very important.

Queen Amara: I know mother I will be back before you know it.

Quee Ziza: Amara, you better be fast about it because delay is dangerous.

(Queen Amara disappeared leaving her mother in the forest who disappeared afterwards.)

******

Cheta broke into a run and ran back to their midst.

Cheta: (In great happiness as she stares only on Ikenga.) Ikenga take a good look at my face, my scars are gone. They are gone and no more on my face. I look beautiful for the first time in my life.

Ikenga: (Smiling) Didn't I tell you that you are beautiful when we met?

Cheta: Yes you did but I didn't believe you until you told me of the enchanter. (Her smile widened more) you've seen whoever that casted it, right?

Ikenga: (Smiling) Hmmm, probably, but you are not the only one who got healed, turn around and look behind you to see for yourself.

Cheta: (Doing as Ikenga said, she turned around and her eyes met her father shock ones, then moved to Adapuruche bewilderment ones and finally, finally her gaze landed on Jidenna. Her eyes widened in surprise when she regards Jidenna from head to his toes.) Jidenna! Am I dreaming or not? Are you healed?

Jidenna: Cheta Nwanne mu, I am now healed. (Cheta gave a loud shout of joy and ran into Jidenna's awaiting open arms and embraced her brother.)

Cheta: (When they release the tight hold on each other, Cheta beamed in happiness) Thank the gods you are alright now, which means my mother was innocent of the crime laid on her years back.

Jidenna: She is Cheta.

Igwe Ofordili: How do you mean Queen Amaka is innocent? Didn't you eat from the food she gave to you?

Jidenna: I did but the one who had turned me into an Imbecile and and made my sister, Cheta ugly is no other than my mother, Queen Amara. (The maids, palace guards and Igwe Ofordili exclaimed loudly in a surprised tone. Everyone was shocked except Adapuruche. Jidenna continues.) She normally comes to my hut and takes some of my blood which I don't know what she uses it for.(he showed his father the knife marks on his arms and continues.) The last one she did was to come into my hut today and cut off my little toe. (He showed his father his legs that were missing a toe.) With all this evidence I believe mother would be the one to have afflicted Cheta with those ugly scars and made me imbecile.

Igwe Ofordili: This is unbelievable, I can't believe my own wife would do such a thing to Cheta and to her own son, my son.

Ikenga: Igwe, to be truthfully, it was indeed your wife who had given my beautiful Cheta her ugly face and made your son Jidenna imbecile. To be more Frank with you Igwe, your wife, the Queen of Ogidi village was the one who had summoned the beast that I had killed and brought to you.

(At that moment Queen Amara appeared in her hut.)

Igwe Ofordili: (To Ebuka) Go and call me Amara right now.

*****

Bird Kingdom:

Nganga: Shouldn't it be the right time for us to make our appearance known to them my daughter?

Queen Amaka: You are so correct mother, let's pay a visit to Ofordili.

(They both changed into a white eagle and flew away.)

*****

Agwusi: (Who was watching what was happening in the Palace of Igwe Ofordili and turned to look at the man who was standing beside him and watching the whole drama.) Cheta has regain her beauty my friend

Ekwensu: I know Agwusi, you will bring Ikenga and Cheta to me.

Agwusi: You've forgotten Amadioha my friend, Ikenga will bring him along when he comes for his marriage.

Ekwensu: Let's wait till then, I have these strange feelings that something will happen that day.

To be continued

05/29/2023

✨🤍✨C.H.E.T.A✨🤍✨

CHAPTER 2️⃣8️⃣

Continuation from the last Episode:

Queen Amaka: But I thought he isn't married, he doesn't look like someone married to me.

Nganga: If you hadn't ran away to the mortals world to dwell with Ofordili you would have witnessed when he and Ala got married.

Queen Amaka: I was blinded by the love I have for Ofordili, anyway, I am happy for Amadioha and his wife Ala.

*******

By the Time Ikenga arrived at the palace of Igwe Ofordili, there was a great chaos. The chaos was caused by Jidenna who came out of the hut he was kept in. Igwe son could walk normally again.

The noise the maids and guards made brought Igwe Ofordili and Adapuruche out of their respective huts.

Adapuruche screamed out in joy when she saw Jidenna normal again.

Igwe Ofordili: (In happiness) Jidenna my son (he went to hug his son which was returned affectionately.) I am happy to see you like this.

Jidenna: I am happy too father, I have long prayed to the gods of our land to heal me and they did today.

Adapuruche: Exactly nwanne mu. (Jidenna released his father from his hold as Igwe Ofordili did also, he pulled Adapuruche towards him and hugged her.)

There was jubilation around the palace until Ikenga cleared his throat loudly drawing everyone's attention towards his direction.

Igwe Ofordili: (Recognizing the young man) Ikenga, I thought you said you will be coming in the next 9 more days to come.

Ikenga: I did say that but that doesn't mean I won't be coming to check on my Cheta. That's by the way, do you recognize the maiden in my arms?

Igwe Ofordili and the entire palace hold stared at the sleeping beauty in Ikenga's arms.

Igwe Ofordili: (Couldn't recognize Cheta) Who is she? Or did you bring this beautiful maiden to break up with my ugly daughter Cheta?

Ikenga: The one you've called ugly is indeed the most beautiful one of all.

Igwe Ofordili: What are you trying to say Ikenga, I do not understand you.

Ikenga: The maiden in my arms is your daughter Cheta, her scars are gone as her beauty has been unveiled.

There were loud gasp as everyone couldn't believe their ears. No one believes the beautiful sleeping maiden is Cheta.

Adapuruche: (Shocked but not believing a word) Impossible Ikenga, how can you tell me that the beautiful Maiden in your arms is Cheta? Do you know how ugly she is? No that is not Cheta (facing her father) Father does not believe what Ikenga is saying, that can't be Cheta, I refuse to believe that.

One of the guards, Ebuka, who saw Cheta with her water pot when she went out of the palace to fetch water spoke.

Ebuka: Your Majesty, I think that is really Cheta. (Adapuruche hear nearly broke with the way she turned around to face Ebuka) The maiden he is holding is wearing the exact clothes Princess Cheta wore when she left the palace to fetch water on the Queen's order.

Igwe Ofordili: (Moves closer to Ikenga and observe the maiden in his arms) She looks exactly like Amaka and has my nose. (His eyes widened when he processed everything quickly) You are right Ikenga, this beautiful maiden is my daughter, Cheta. But how did this happen?

Ikenga: The gods who showed mercy on your son, Jidenna, also did the same for my beautiful Cheta. She wasn't born ugly but was made ugly by one of your own.

Igwe Ofordili: I don't understand what you are saying Ikenga, are you trying to say someone within my palace made Cheta ugly?

Ikenga: Yes Igwe, but I will not say the person's name.

Jidenna: I think I might know who the person is father.

Igwe Ofordili: Then tell me who exactly it is my son.

At that moment Cheta coughed and opened her eyes.

Cheta: (Seeing that she was in Ikenga's arms and not at the belle of the creature quickly hugged Ikenga not minding she was in his arms.) You saved me Ikenga, thank you.

Ikenga: (Gently placing her feet on the ground) You are welcome beautiful. (He smiled and counted himself lucky for choosing this great beauty) have you take a look at yourself lately Cheta?

Cheta: (Confused) How? I don't understand.

Ikenga: (turning her around so she could see her father and the rest of the palace people staring at her.) Do you know why you are being stared at? (cheta shook her head, Ikenga continues.) Go and check your Face Cheta.

Cheta still did not understand why they were staring at her left to the kitchen and using one of the pots filled with water to check her face.

She couldn't believe what she saw. Touching her own face with both her arms. First of all she couldn't believe the ugly scars were gone and secondly she couldn't believe she was so beautiful.

****

Queen Amara appeared in the forest where she normally meets her mother, breathing hard.

Queen Amara: Mother!!!

Queen Ziza: (Appearing before her daughter.) I warned you, didn't I? I warned you to leave Cheta alone and focus more on what brought you to Ogidi village but you paid deaf ears to warnings, now you've gotten what you sow.

Queen Amara: Can't you help me mother, I don't know what the other man with Ikenga did to my body, please remove it.

Queen Ziza: I cannot remove what I do not know my daughter and that man with Ikenga is Amadioha and he is one of Ikenga's brothers.

05/25/2023

✨🤍✨C.H.E.T.A✨🤍✨

CHAPTER 2️⃣7️⃣

Continuation from the last Episode:

Queen Amara was surprised and tried to remove Amadioha's hand from her neck, she couldn't. She was powerless against his hold.

Idemili: (Moving closer to Queen Amara and gave her a hot tearing slap that whip her head to the other side.) So you have the guts, the efforts to summon one of my creatures to do your dirty deeds? Not only did you allow Atika to take a maiden from this village but you made him take a maiden which belongs to Ikenga, are you nuts? (Queen Amara tried to say something but couldn't) Next time you try such a thing again, I will so mercilessly deal with you.

(Amadioha lose a bit of his hold around her neck.)

Queen Amara: Do you know whose daughter I am? Who is my mother? (🤣🤣Mumu)

Idemili: (Giving her another round of slap on her other cheek, drawing out blood from her lips.) Ziza isn't my match and she knows that well, you shouldn't have messed with one of my creatures. I leave you in the hands of the Amadioha and Ikenga. (Facing Ikenga) I have no hand in this Ikenga that was why I left my throne to clear up my name. As you can see Akita was summoned by the stupid daughter of Ziza and not me. (Returning her gaze to Amadioha) I shall take my leave now Amadioha, hope to see you soon. (She walked towards the River disappearing once her feet touched the river.)

Ikenga: Now it's my turn Amara, after all my warnings I gave to you and your daughter, you paid deaf ears to it and went ahead to harm my wife, how dare you?

Amadioha: Ikenga, that shouldn't be what you should be asking her instead ask her to undo what she did to Cheta.(face queen Amara) Or weren't you the one that did that to Cheta's face.

Ikenga: So she is the one who had turned turn Cheta's face into this?

Amadioha: (Lifting her higher that her legs were dangling above the ground) Yes Ikenga.

Ikenga: Then let her undo what she did to Cheta or she faces my wrath.

Amadioha: (Putting more pressure into her neck) You heard him, undo what you did to her or you shall die. I am going to release my hold on you so you could do as my brother says, if you try to act funny, I will personally drag you from your hut and kill you very slowly and your mother won't do anything, nod your head if you agree. (Queen Amara quickly nodded her head) Good and to be sure you don't try anything. (He places his palm over her forehead, removes his palm after one minute and releases his hold on her neck and goes over to meet Ikenga. She touched Cheta's face and started making incantations. Something like dark smoke which was visible to them left Cheta's face and disappeared into thin air immediately. And like magic, Cheta's face was restored. Ikenga smiled when he saw the sleeping beauty he was holding, Cheta is truly a beautiful maiden and he feels so glad they both love each other. He was happy he didn't feel repulsed the day he saw her first. Igwe Ofordili and the entire villagers will feel ashamed of themselves when they see the new Cheta. He couldn't wait to claim her as his forever and wish it was that very day he was wedding her.)

Ikenga: (Sending a smile towards his brother who smiled in return) Thank you Amadioha, thank you for making this idiot undo what she did to Cheta. (Facing Queen Amara) And as for you daughter of a foolish giant, this should be the first and last time you come close or touch my Cheta, do I make myself more clearer this time around?

Queen Amara: Yes Ikenga.

Ikenga: Good.

Queen Amara: (Facing Amadioha breathing heavily.) I have done as you have said, now undo what you did to me.

Amadioha: It still remains Jidenna, you have to undo what you did to him.

Queen Amara: (Scared which she tried to hide but failed at it.) You want me to release Jidenna? Do you want him to tell his father what I have been doing to him? I will be killed!!

Amadioha: You should have thought of that before you carried out the deed. You are so evil and wicked to do that not on to Cheta but to your own son.

Queen Amara: No, I can't do that, my secret will be revealed and I shall be killed.

Amadioha: Do I look like someone who care Amara? You better undo it or..... (He left his words hanging and Queen Amara quickly started chanting, making an incantation. She stops three minutes later and looks at amadioha breathing heavily.)

Queen Amara: Jidenna is now alright and free. The both of them are now free, please remove whatever it is you had putten in me, it is weighing me down and I can't breathe well.

Amadioha: Well that will stay inside you until you drop dead. Do you know why you are still standing and not dead? That's because you are not destined to die in my hands or Ikenga hands. You will be killed but not by us, you will die very soon Amara. You are free to go.

Queen Amara: But at least remove what you put in-

Amadioha: (Interrupting her) And I said it will be there until you drop dead, that's my gift for you for toying with Cheta and Jidenna life all these years. Now be gone. ( Queen Amara disappeared from their midst.)

Ikenga: Thank you once again brother for everything.

Amadioha: (Staring at Cheta) Your maiden is really beautiful brother, you choose well, hold her tightly.

Ikenga: I will, let me go to the palace and show everyone including her father Cheta's beautiful face and rub it on their faces that she is not ugly.

Amadioha: I will see you on the day of your marriage.

Ikenga: Thank you once again. (He turned and left the river, Amadioha disappeared.)

Nganga: (Nods her head) I am pleased with both brothers and I have seen that Ikenga truly loves my granddaughter. He is the one for Cheta, he now fully has my support.

Queen Amaka: Me too mother, I admire Amadioha for this, I love what he did to Amara (daydreaming) I wish he will become mine like my daughter is to his brother.

Nganga: Shut up your mouth, the walls around us have ears and it might take your words to her and it will cause a great war between our people and her, we don't stand a chance against her.

Queen Amaka: And who is that?

Nganga: Amaka I am talking about Ala, Amadioha wife.

05/20/2023

✨🤍✨C.H.E.T.A✨🤍✨

CHAPTER 2️⃣6️⃣

Continuation from the last Episode:

The maiden who ran towards the palace was stopped by one of the guards as she made to enter the palace.

Ebuka: Does this look like a market place to you?

The Maiden: (Breathlessly and in her haste didn't notice the quietness of the palace) Sorry, I am here to see the Igwe. Something has happened.

Ebuka: Why do you seek for Igwe Ofordili?

The Maiden: A creature from our river came out and grabbed Cheta into the river, it happened right in front of my eyes. There is no trace of Cheta anywhere. I came to report to the Igwe.

Ebuka: You can go back home, I will give your report to the Igwe immediately, you have done well. (The Maiden turned and left, running towards her hut to tell her parents what she saw. Behind her the palace she had entered faded with Ebuka in it. Queen Amara who watched everything from her calabash smiled as she was able to deceive the maiden.)

Queen Amara: No one will save Cheta, now nothing can stand between my daughter and Ikenga and most importantly, Cheta won't tell Ofordili her findings. I will have to kill Jidenna once everything has died down. (She looks at the calabash which showed the river where the beast had taken Cheta in.)

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Queen Amaka: Mother have you gone nuts? I am talking about my daughter, your own granddaughter, who the beast took and probably will eat her and all you could think of is getting Ikenga to prove his undying love for her.

Nganga: Is that not Ikenga that I am seeing (she pointed down at the river where Ikenga was seen heading too) We will join hands when it's time Amaka, I know what I am doing.

Queen Amaka: Until the beast eats up my daughter that's when you know you will save her, right?

Nganga: Ikenga is a god of war, he will defeat the beast and save Cheta, doing so he has my full support.

Queen Amaka: The creature is from the river, how do you intend Ikenga to enter the river and fight the beast?

Nganga: Are we not watching Amaka? Nothing will happen to Cheta, what you should be thinking of is who can be able to summon that beast that only dwells at the depth of the river.

(Queen Amaka gave it a thought.)

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Reaching the river Ikenga stopped at the bank of the river staring at it.

Cheta scent ended at the river.

Ikenga: Idemili, I know you can hear me loud and clear, I think your river swallows up my maiden, if you don't want my trouble, bring out the maiden you've swallowed. (Nothing happened) You are daring me, Idemili!!

Meanwhile at the River World:

Idemili summoned all her beast at once.

Idemili: Who amongst you took a maiden from Ogidi Village? (None of the beast said a word.) If you know you had taken the Maiden which belongs to Ikenga, return her to him if not I will grant him a passage to walk through and be here and he will sniff out his maiden. I am given you a choice. (None of the beast spoke a word, when Idemili saw none of her beast was ready to accept the crime she disappeared and appeared at the surface of the river.) I greet you Ikenga.

Ikenga: (Not attracted by her beauty) You swallowed my maiden Idemili.

Idemili: (Walking on top of the water she came closer to Ikenga who still stands at the bank of the river) I did not, it was one of my creatures who did, I have tried to talk to them but none of them would admit who took your maiden.

Ikenga: I am going in- ( Amadioha appeared next him)

Amadioha: Who took your maiden is Atika, Ikenga.

Ikenga: Make a passage for me to go to your river world Idemili, I need to teach Atika a big lesson so that next time he won't dare touch my maiden or any maiden at all. Thanks brother, you've made it easier for me. (He entered the river)

(Idemili did as he said, the water rose around Ikenga creating a four corner wall around him, when the water dispersed, Ikenga was gone.)

Idemili: Atika is one of my strongest creatures, I don't think Ikenga will defeat him.

Amadioha: Ikenga is the only god of war Idemili, Atika is no match for him. (No sooner he finished saying the words Ikenga came out of the river with Cheta in his arms. Her eyes were closed but her stomach showed she was still breathing.)

Idemili: (Surprised on seeing him) You didn't waste time in the river world or didn't Atika give you a tough time before admitting defeat?

Ikenga: Atika didn't stand a chance against me, Atika yielded after a punch.

Amadioha: (gesturing at Cheta) Is she okay Ikenga?

Ikenga: Much okay, she is sleeping and will wake up soon, I came in time to stop Atika from eating Cheta and removed the water that might be in her system.

Idemili: But what will a creature who only move at night be seen at day time?

Amadioha: Atika was summoned by Cheta's step mother (he looks up and lifted up his right hand to the air. Queen Amara who has been watching everything through her calabash was caught off guard when Amadioha hand came out of the calabash and held her by her head and dragged her into the calabash. Queen Amara whole body entered the calabash and she landed at the river with Amadioha fingers round her neck.)

To be continued

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