Mrs Christina Ekema Akinrele

Mrs Christina Ekema Akinrele, formerly Mrs Christina Ekema Okoro

One day of every day.

Mrs Okoro had her firstborn on their front on the floor.

Mrs Okoro had pulled up her child’s dress, to place her full teeth in the child’s back. As the child lay there screaming, Mrs Okoro withdrew her mouth to call over to her last-born child.

Go on kick her.

The boy gleefully ran over to do just that. Most mornings he would spit in her breakfast, taking turns with his mother.

When he finished kicking his sister. He ran to sit back down, the boy was laughing. His mother placed her teeth back in her child’s back. The screams when on and on.

All of a sudden another boy jumped up and threw himself on the woman. The boy was shouting leave my sister alone, leave her alone. The woman turned around and got the boy to chuck him against the dining room wall.

The boy went down as if he was a bag of potatoes.

When his sister was fifteen years of age she was sent to live in Nigeria.

Her Uncle who owned his GP Surgery complained, the only thing his beautiful niece does is paint her nails and read books. When my niece is doing neither of those two things, she is being walking around holding the photo of her brother, every single day. That went on for one year.

At the age of twenty-three the girl now a young woman was a power house got on a plane, without telling her millionaire husband to find her brother.

Without further ado as it is done every single year, time to say happy birthday to Okezie M. Okoro. The best thing that was created by his parents and passed away at an early age.

Okezie was fabulous so much so his late father demanded to be buried beside my late son.

How remarkable is this?

The first two men in her life, she loved dearly. Spent most of her adult life fighting to return to them in England. Both men are now gone and buried in Nigeria side by side. Leaving daughter/sister in England. You have to laugh. There you have love in a nutshell.

Mrs Christina Ekema Akinrele.

Charlie Parker – Now’s The Time