STORY OF OMA AND DIARA

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Nigeria, Delta

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Novel

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Scene 4: A Bustling Market in Agbaego Village (Oma and Diara walk through the busy market, the air filled with chatter, laughter, and the scent of freshly made goods. They’re talking about their coffee date with Prince Zane when they bump into Nnamani, a local software engineer and tech entrepreneur. He’s tall, confident, and dressed casually but with an air of success. He’s always a step ahead in the tech world.) Oma: (Nudges Diara) Look who it is—Nnamani! The man who made a fortune by creating a social media platform that even the elders use to find jobs. Diara: (Teasing) You mean Naijaketjobs.com? The one where everyone in the village spends hours scrolling? Nnamani: (Laughing as he approaches them) Ah, yes, the platform that changed the game. If you’re looking for work, love, or even advice on life, Naijaketjobs.com has it all. (Pauses) But what about you two? I hear you’ve been talking to philosophers and sipping coffee in Umudim. Oma: (Grinning) Well, it’s all about expanding our horizons, Nnamani. Who needs social media when you have a prince who discusses the meaning of life over caffeine? Diara: (Teasing) And yet, you’re the one who probably spent all night posting inspirational quotes on Naijaketjobs, telling people to follow their dreams. I’m starting to think the tech world and philosophers are cut from the same cloth! Nnamani: (Chuckling) Perhaps. But don’t sell my platform short—without it, the people of Agbaego wouldn’t be able to connect with all the opportunities out there. (Pauses, then his tone shifts to something more thoughtful.) But what you’re doing... it’s important too. You’re seeking knowledge, even if it comes from a philosopher prince and coffee. I respect that. Oma: (Smiling) You’re right, Nnamani. Sometimes you have to step out of the digital world and into the real one to find answers. (As they talk, a street midwife, Ugochi, walks by with a large basket of herbs on her head. She’s a woman in her forties, strong and independent, known for delivering babies in the village without the need for fancy hospitals. She’s wearing a traditional dress and has a practical aura around her.) Ugochi: (Calling out to the group) Oi, Nnamani! You’re talking about big things again, huh? I see you’ve got those two girls in your corner. Careful, you might end up discussing the meaning of life while you’re delivering babies! Diara: (Laughing) Ugochi, we’ll leave the philosophical babies to you! Oma: (To Ugochi) You know, Ugochi, I think you might be onto something. I’d love to hear your thoughts on the universe while you work your magic in the village. Ugochi: (Nods sagely) The universe, huh? I’d say the universe is simply people doing what they need to do. For me, it’s delivering babies and helping mothers. For you young ones, it might be philosophy or tech. We all have our purpose, and they all connect somehow. The human experience, you know? (Pauses, looking at both of them) You’ve got a good man in Prince Zane, but you’ll find truth in the simplest of things too. Maybe it’s a baby’s first cry, or a moment of clarity after a long day. Nnamani: (Nods in agreement) Ugochi’s right. The world may be full of philosophers and tech gurus, but the real wisdom comes from living every day—whether you’re coding a website, delivering babies, or talking about love over coffee. Diara: (Mockingly) Oh, great. Now we have the wisdom of a tech entrepreneur, a midwife, and a philosopher all in one spot. This is truly a cosmic moment. Oma: (Laughing) You’re just jealous that we’re learning from the best of all worlds. Ugochi, you’ve delivered more than just babies; you’ve delivered wisdom. Ugochi: (Grins) You girls are something else. Maybe next time, I’ll deliver some philosophical advice along with the babies. But for now, I’ve got work to do. Nnamani: (Grinning) You’ll never catch me getting into delivery work, but maybe I’ll add a new feature on Naijaketjobs for midwives and philosophers to meet. Could be a match made in heaven. Oma: (Playfully) If you do that, I’ll personally help you design the algorithm. Maybe I’ll find my philosopher prince there. Diara: (Smiling) Or at least a good cup of coffee with someone who doesn’t overthink everything. (As the group laughs and chats, Ugochi waves and heads off to her next delivery, while Nnamani watches them leave with a thoughtful expression.) --- Scene 5: A Busy Day in Umudim’s Marketplace (The girls, along with Nnamani and Ugochi, meet in Umudim's marketplace. The sunlight filters through the trees, and there’s an air of excitement about the future. They’re waiting for a food stall to open and talking about their new experiences.) Ugochi: (Looking at the bustling market) I’ve delivered babies in every corner of this village, but seeing all of you together? This is a new kind of delivery. You’re giving birth to ideas, dreams, and friendships. It’s something special. Diara: (Laughing) You should start charging for that kind of advice, Ugochi. You’re becoming a philosopher yourself! Oma: (Grinning) You know, I think Ugochi might be the true philosopher of the village. Who needs metaphysics when you have real wisdom like hers? Prince Zane: (Walking up to them, a smile on his face) I see I’m not the only one who’s been giving out wisdom. Hello, everyone. I’ve heard a lot of talk about life’s big questions, but it seems like the answers might just be found here, among friends and... (looks at Ugochi) everyday heroes. Ugochi: (Smiling) Ah, Prince Zane. You’re learning too, I see. But remember, the universe isn’t always as deep as you make it. Sometimes it’s as simple as being kind to the people around you. Prince Zane: (Nods) Well said, Ugochi. Perhaps I’ll ponder that over our next coffee. Oma: (Laughing) You know, I think I’ll join you for that coffee. The meaning of life might just be found in a good conversation, after all. Nnamani: (To Ugochi, teasing) And a little bit of tech, too. Maybe I’ll add a ‘philosophical coffee’ category on Naijaketjobs. You know, just to bring everyone together. Diara: (Grinning) We’ll need an algorithm for that! (Everyone laughs, and they walk off together, each reflecting on the wisdom found in unexpected places, knowing that the search for love, laughter, and philosophy will continue wherever they go.) --- And so, with the addition of Nnamani, the successful software engineer, and Ugochi, the wise street midwife, the characters continue to explore life’s questions and learn from each other, blending philosophy, technology, and the practical wisdom of the village. Each one brings something unique to the group, and together, they discover that wisdom can be found in both the grandest ideas and the smallest everyday moments.

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