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Would I have thought of staying in Ondo? I'm not sure about this.

Two calls from the BEDC Head Office changed my stay at Sapele, Delta State. One with the Head of HR and the other with the Chief Corporate Services Officer. I was moving to Akure.

It's been a month since I moved here (October 4, 2016 to be precise). I abandoned all at Sapele to make this move. Five months rent still running. A house filled with what I used to call 'my things'. Foodstuff in the kitchen I couldn't carry with me. Clothes I couldn't move (I had to travel light). People I got to know through my 9 months stay.

Sapele was good. I was tired. My previous posts will give a hint. I wanted something different. Actually I wanted Lagos. I somehow still do (though the time Dad and Mum 's spent on the road last night from the mainland to the Lekki Gardens 4 makes me reconsider).

I'm getting to know Akure. I've been to Alagbaka, seen the Akure Mall where Shoprite is located, the governor's house, FUTA, the Winners Chapel (I love it when there is a Winner's church closeby), Oba-Ile, Ijapo Estate and some others. Still Exploring.

So the job at hand. Its a Technical Assistant role. Its more of a desk job. a brain job, a task belonging to an analyst, a role that makes me work with all the Business Managers within Ondo State and Ekiti State. Its still new.



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