Ezekiel Nse-abasi Effiong @overcomer7

Once upon a time in a small village nestled between rolling hills and ancient trees, there lived a woman named Abigail. Known for her beauty and cunning, Abigail married a widowed man with a daughter named Elara. However, her heart was veiled with greed, and the shadows of betrayal lurked within her.

Driven by a relentless desire for wealth, Abigail concocted a sinister plan to rid herself of what she saw as an obstacle to her ambitions – her stepdaughter Elara. Whispering lies of opportunities and prosperity to her husband, she convinced him that sending Elara to a distant city would secure a brighter future for the young girl.

One fateful day, Abigail took Elara by the hand, masking her deceit with feigned kindness. She painted vivid images of a prosperous life, adorned with jewels and grandeur. Elara, trusting her stepmother's words, bid tearful farewells to her home, unaware of the treacherous path she was about to tread.

Abigail, driven by her insatiable greed, sold Elara to unscrupulous traders who promised riches in exchange for the innocent girl. The deal was made in the shadows, and Elara found herself torn from the warmth of her home and thrust into a world of uncertainty.

As Elara embarked on the journey to the distant city, the truth began to unravel. The traders, motivated solely by profit, treated her with cruelty, revealing the depths of Abigail's betrayal. Alone and vulnerable, Elara clung to the memories of her home, her trust shattered by the very person who should have protected her.

Back in the village, Abigail reveled in the illusion of newfound wealth. Yet, the echoes of her treachery cast shadows over her conscience. As rumors of Elara's fate reached the villagers, Abigail's once-charmed life became a tapestry woven with guilt and remorse.

Meanwhile, Elara's resilience blossomed in the face of adversity. Though scarred by the betrayal, she found allies among those who recognized the injustice she endured. United by a common purpose, they embarked on a quest to expose Abigail's deceit and reunite Elara with her rightful home.

The story serves as a poignant reminder of the consequences of greed and betrayal. Abigail's insatiable desire for wealth led her to sacrifice the innocence of a trusting soul. "Shadows of Betrayal" is a tale of redemption and justice, where the strength of the betrayed triumphs over the darkness of deceit, ultimately bringing light to a once-shadowed village.

Once upon a time in the vast kingdom of Eldoria, there existed two powerful realms, each ruled by a determined prince. Prince Aric, heir to the Northern Throne, and Prince Eldan, rightful successor to the Southern Throne, harbored ambitions that would ignite a war of thrones, shrouding the once-unified land in the shadows of conflict.

The seeds of discord were sown in their youth when a prophecy foretold that only one prince would unite the fractured kingdom. Raised with the weight of destiny on their shoulders, Aric and Eldan grew to become formidable leaders, each vying for the loyalty of their people.

The rivalry escalated when an ancient artifact, said to confer unparalleled power and legitimacy to the one who possessed it, surfaced. Whispers of the Throne's Bane spread through the kingdoms, fueling the flames of competition.

Diplomacy failed as both princes, fueled by ambition and pride, amassed armies and alliances. The clash of swords echoed through the valleys as Eldoria plunged into a war that threatened to tear apart the very fabric of its existence.

Amidst the chaos, unforeseen alliances were forged, and loyalties were tested. Princess Elara, sister to Prince Eldan, and Sir Galen, a loyal knight to Prince Aric, found themselves entangled in a forbidden love that transcended the boundaries of allegiance.

As battles raged and the casualties mounted, a mysterious seer emerged, offering counsel to both princes. The seer, touched by the ancient magic of Eldoria, revealed a startling truth – the real enemy was not each other but a dark force that sought to exploit the kingdom's division.

Realizing the grave mistake they had made, Aric and Eldan reluctantly joined forces to face the common enemy. The Throne's Bane, now in the possession of a malevolent sorcerer, threatened to consume Eldoria in darkness.

In a climactic showdown, the two princes, once bitter rivals, fought side by side against the true adversary. United by a common purpose, they discovered that the prophecy wasn't about dominance but about the necessity of unity for Eldoria's survival.

The war of thrones had reshaped the destiny of the kingdom. Aric and Eldan, having learned the cost of their pride, forged a new era of cooperation. The kingdoms were reunited under a dual monarchy, with both princes serving as equal rulers, and Eldoria flourished once more.

"The Rival Thrones" became a legend, cautioning future leaders about the perils of unchecked ambition and the importance of unity in the face of impending darkness.

Once upon a time

in small village there lived a man named Otobong.

He was known throughout the village for his generosity, wisdom,

Otobong was married to a beautiful wife name Idara,

however Idara, had not borne him any child.

And they have visited so many native doctor but none has the solution to their problem

As years passed without the blessing of child,

They remained patient, and Idara could be seen crying with heavy heart every day when some villager's children often play around.

Otobong will be telling her that God time is the best even when his sister always insult her because of child.

Idara had a little shop were she made a clay pot and plate one fateful day has Idara was going to her shop she came across a little girls named Adaobi asking her for food Idara put hand inside her basket and bring out a little food that was with her, and the girl ate,
Mama Adaobi seeing Idara giving her child food got angry and approach her abuse her for trying to bewitched her child.
Idara seeing Mama Adaobi abusing her make her to cry.
And went back to the shop and cry heavily her husband Otobong will cheer her up

with the hope that one day a birth of a child would bring harmony to their home.

Her prayers were eventually answered,

and she gave birth to a baby girl, with a unique mark on her forehead.

The midwife was shocked

and Otobong pleased with her to keep it as a secret from the villager's

And the villagers mock that Otobong family is cursed from the God's.

The news spread ,
and the villagers were filled with shock and concern,
believing that the gods are angry with Otobong family that he should kill the baby.

And he was sermon in the village square.

Otobong with the Loved and lack of child in his household disagree with the village council.

The villagers, driven by superstition and fear,

And ask everyone in the village not to associates with them.

Her clay pot shop nobody is going there to buy from her.

Otobong family was getting used to the treatment from the villager's and ask to know his boundaries in the village since he wants to prove stubborn.


And he and his family was cast sides in the village

Three years passed, and the baby girl, named Itoro,

grew into a beautiful and resilient young lady.

She possessed a spirit as untamed as itself,

and her skills in hunting and survival were unmatched.

Itoro days were spent in sadness when ever she walk on the road, She had no one to talk to and when ever she go out to play with the other children in the village they will bull her and make her to cry by calling her a cursed child.

and she will ask her mother why the villagers are treating them like that.
And the mother will not tell her this bring more sadness in Itoro life and she started hunting in the forest.
Mr Otobong as an elder was forbidden in the village to not to attend a council meeting.

One fateful day, the king's only son,

Prince Aniefiok, ventured into the forest on a hunt.

Unbeknownst to him, Itoro, with her keen eyes and steady hand,

mistook him for an animal and shot an arrow.

Realizing her mistake, Ran back to her mothers clay pot shop,

Her mother seeing her coming back in the hurry asked her what is the problem.

Itoro narrated to her that she mistakenly shoot the prince

Idara was shocked she and her daughter rushed to the fallen prince's side and,

with great care, she nursed his wounds.

The following day, the village was in turmoil as the news spread that the prince had been captured by a mysterious girl from the forest.

Itoro, unaware of the prince's identity,

learned of the villagers' belief that she was a curse and that the gods were punishing her family.

She confided in the prince about her past,

explaining the injustices suffered by her mother,

Idara, and the cruelty inflicted by the villager's.

Prince Aniefiok listened with empathy and compassion,

realizing that the truth had been twisted by superstition and ignorance.

Determined to right the wrongs,
Prince Aniefiok brought Itoro back to the village and revealed the tale of her family's unjust exile.

The villagers, upon hearing the truth,

were filled with remorse and shame for their hasty judgment.

The king's men and villager was shamed knowing that the birth of

Itoro was natural blessings not a cursed

Itoro story of resilience and the power of truth

brought unity and forgiveness to the village.

She became known as a symbol of strength, justice,

and the enduring spirit of a family's love.

In the end, harmony was restored to the village,

and the prince and Itoro chance encounter blossomed into a deep and lasting love.

Their marriage was celebrated with great joy,

marking the beginning of a new era of peace and understanding in the village.

Once upon a time in a small village there live a woman named Adaugo , She was well known in the village as a generous woman, a woman who loved children, in the neighboring village they lived a young girl named Amaka she was a seven year old, who was living with her poor mother , One day Adaugo asked to take Amaka to the Neighboring village to live with her. Amaka was very excited to live with her aunty, Adaugo had two children Akunna and Adanna,
Amaka was very happy to see them but noticed her Aunty children alway avoid her and referred to her as a load instead of calling her by her name, Akama felt bad about it and hoped her Aunty will advise her children but she never did instead I was handed a list of task to her,
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Once upon a time in a nestled amidst rolling hills and serene meadows, lived two inseparable friends, Adelola and Ibilola. They had grown up together, sharing their dreams, secrets, and laughter. Yet, ambition can weave a treacherous path, even among the closest of friends.

Adelola was a striking young woman, known throughout the village for her beauty and charisma. Ibilola, on the other hand, possessed a gentle demeanor and a heart brimming with kindness. Despite their differences, their friendship had always been unbreakable.

One day, news arrived that the will be a grand festival, and the illustrious King Ayomide would be in attendance. King Ayomide is , renowned for his fairness and charm, was also known to be a bachelor in search of a queen. The prospect of marrying the king and ascending to royalty ignited a spark of ambition in Adelola heart.

As the festival approached, Adelola and Ibilola worked together to craft an intricate plan. Has the festival was going, Ibilola drawing the king's attention to her beauty and talent. Adelola, was jealous seeing Ibilola capture King Ayomide heart. After the festival king Ayomide decided to have a word with Ibilola
King Ayomide, taken by her beauty and words, found himself drawn to Ibilola alluring presence.

As their courtship progressed, Adelola felt an ever- envy and jealousy Watching her friend taking the king and she plot a plan to kill her friend Ibilola. One day Adelola came to Ibilola hut asking her to excult her to the stream.
Ibilola agreed without knowing what her friend is up to.
In the morning Adelola and Ibilola headed to the stream.
At the stream Adelola ask Ibilola to help her and fetch the water and Ibilola move forward Adelola push her into the water

The next day she raise an alarm that Ibilola has gone missing.
When king Ayomide heard that Ibilola is no more he cried and wept could not believe that Ibilola is no more.
As days turn into weeks Adelola decided to meet king Ayomide by telling him that since Ibilola is no more that she is ready to replace her trying to art nice to the king. According to the customs and tradition that the king must get a queen. by telling king Ayomide to get Adelola has his bride.

The festival reached its climax with the announcement of the king's engagement—to Adelola. The village rejoiced, believing that their maiden had achieved the pinnacle of success. But behind the facade of happiness, darkness loomed.

In the midst of the celebrations, Ibilola review herself and the truth came out, a man name Adebayo who is an hunter found her in the stream. he approached the king and revealed the truth about Adelola wicked art . King Ayomide, shocked by the revelation, realized the extent of Adelola deception. He confronted Adelola, demanding the truth.

Adelola web of lies unraveled as the truth came to light. king Ayomide, disappointed by her actions, called off the engagement. Adelola was banished from the kingdom, her ambitions shattered by her own deceit.
King Ayomide married Ibilola
As for the hunter Adebayo, his act of bravery and honesty endeared him to the king. Recognizing his integrity and genuine nature, King Ayomide offered him a position of honor in the village, as a trusted advisor and friend.

In the end, the story of Adelola and Ibilola served as a reminder that the pursuit of greed through deception could lead to downfall, while honesty and authenticity could lead to unexpected rewards. The village of Eldenbrook learned that true friendships and inner integrity were the treasures worth protecting.
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In the heart of a vibrant African village, where the rhythms of life echoed in every corner, lived a man named Otobong. He was known throughout the village for his generosity, wisdom, and his unwavering desire to have children. His heart ached for the pitter-patter of little feet, but his first wife, Idara, had not borne him any children.

As years passed without the blessing of children, Otobong decided to take a second wife, Nkoyo, in the hope that she would bear him the heirs he longed for. Nkoyo's arrival brought an air of excitement and anticipation to their home. However, as time went on, Nkoyo's behavior towards Idara grew increasingly bitter and resentful.

Idara, despite her kindness and gentle nature, was subjected to Nkoyo's cruel treatment. She remained patient, her heart heavy with the hope that the birth of a child would bring harmony to their home. Her prayers were eventually answered, and she gave birth to a baby girl, with a unique mark on her forehead.

The mark, though rare and beautiful, filled Nkoyo with jealousy and fear. Unable to contain her envy, she raised an alarm in the village, accusing Idara of giving birth to a cursed child. The news spread like wildfire, and the villagers were filled with shock and concern, believing that the gods were angry with them.

The villagers, driven by superstition and fear, gathered to cast out Idara and her baby. With nowhere else to go, Idara ventured into the dense forest, seeking refuge among the trees and the creatures that called it home. She and her baby survived on fruits and the occasional catch from hunting.

Three years passed, and the baby girl, named Uduak Abasi, grew into a beautiful and resilient young lady. She possessed a spirit as untamed as the forest itself, and her skills in hunting and survival were unmatched. Uduak Abasi's days were spent roaming the woods, and the forest had become her home.

One fateful day, the king's only son, Prince Aniefiok, ventured into the forest on a hunt. Unbeknownst to him, Uduak Abasi, with her keen eyes and steady hand, mistook him for an animal and shot an arrow. Realizing her mistake, she rushed to the fallen prince's side and, with great care, nursed his wounds.

The following day, the village was in turmoil as the news spread that the prince had been captured by a mysterious girl from the forest. Uduak Abasi, unaware of the prince's identity, learned of the villagers' belief that she was a curse and that the gods were punishing her family.

She confided in the prince about her past, explaining the injustices suffered by her mother, Idara, and the cruelty inflicted by Nkoyo. Prince Aniefiok listened with empathy and compassion, realizing that the truth had been twisted by superstition and ignorance.

Determined to right the wrongs, Prince Aniefiok brought Uduak Abasi back to the village and revealed the tale of her family's unjust exile. The villagers, upon hearing the truth, were filled with remorse and shame for their hasty judgment.

Nkoyo, who had spread the false accusations, was held accountable for her actions. She was ostracized from the village as punishment for her deceit and cruelty. Idara, finally free from Nkoyo's torment, was welcomed back with open arms.

Uduak Abasi's story of resilience and the power of truth brought unity and forgiveness to the village. She became known as "Uduak Abasi: The Forest's Guardian," a symbol of strength, justice, and the enduring spirit of a family's love.

In the end, harmony was restored to the village, and the prince and Uduak Abasi's chance encounter blossomed into a deep and lasting love. Their marriage was celebrated with great joy, marking the beginning of a new era of peace and understanding in the village.

And so, "Uduak Abasi: The Forest's Guardian" became a story passed down through generations, a testament to the transformative power of truth, forgiveness, and the resilience of the human spirit.

Thinking that Mfon son will take Etim wealth when he is no more.
There was a valuable sword in the village, and they believed the sword was a sign of power because it had helped them to win many wars against other village's.
One day the king's could not find the sword. because someone broken into the king's palace and stole it.
The king's was very angry, he called two of his powerful follower's and demand to searched the whole villager's hut,
Akon who conspired with one of the king's followers Waziri to steal the sword, and hid it under the senior wife's bed, went to the king and said that her co wife and her son steal the missing sword, that she will swear to the Amadioha that she is telling the truth, the king and the villager's were so angry and they don't allowed Mfon to speak.
Her husband went to the palace to beg the king's, that his wife and son are inocent,
The following day the king met with the chiefs. And asked Etim to come to the village square with his wife and son to swear to the Amadioha in Umani river.
On the fourth Ake market day they all gathered at the village square,
Mfon was the first to swear, "let Amadioha kill me and my son today if I steal the sword,
She swore.
Akon was asked to go out and swear, she began to shake,
Waziri began to cry that Akon asked him to steal the sword.
Amadioha, forgive me,
That she was angry because Edet is not her son, she didn't want him to inherit her husband property, she holds her head and she collapsed and died.
Waziri became mad and he was driven out of the village.

Once upon a time in a village called Obiokpa in the town of Eket, there was a river called Umani, The river was named after the god's of the river, The people of the village were mainly farmers, hunters, fisherman's and palm wine tapper's.
There was a man named Etim who married two wives, Mfon and Akon, Mfon was the first wife and she had only one child named Edet, while Akon the second wife had two daughters kemi and kiekie.
Etim loved all his family equally but Akon thinks that Etim loved Mfon more than her because she had a son.
One day Akon envoy create a quarrels between the two women, because Mfon the senior wife scold Akon's daughter Kiekie for spitting on an elderly woman, and Akon abused Mfon, calling her a witch,
When Etim returned from the forest where he had gone for hunt, Mfon reported Akon's to him.
Etim warns Akon's about her behavior and jealous.
But Akon didn't want Mfon and her son in the house, she wanted the house for herself and her two daughters

To be continued
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