OJ(Olakunle Johnson) - Season 1 - Episode 3

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OJ(Olakunle Johnson) - Season 1 - Episode 3

Mohammed walked up OJ in an attempt to be friendly.he introduced himself and explained that he had stayed for two ears in kuje and kirikiri risons each,n them five years in stone bridge prison.he eplained that his journey to jail began when he echanged hot words with his neighbour.what started as a hot argument soon became a battle of blows.about 20 days later,the person he fought with died.five days later he landed in prisons.the worst part was that he was fighting the deceased because of a cow.

He explained that the first time he entered prison,he had never imagined that the prisons,he had never imagined that the prisons were as depllorable as he had met them,but he thanked God that he was held in the private section of the prison.

Mohammed ended his tale but OJ didnt say a word.OJ stared at mohammed with eyes void of emotions.mohammed became scarred and retreated back with his tail between his legs,most likely thinking about the reasons of the emptiness he saw in OJ’s eyes.

Mohammed joined the company of the other inmates at the far end of the cell.Emeka,one of the inmates,could not hold back his amusement.
Emeka had am strong igbo accent,he was about 6fts.,had a lovely dark skin and was very handsome.his dark curly hair almost made him look like an arabian,and he made a delibrate effort to tell everyone that care to listen that he hd become a born again.he never imagined that a short rest at the busstop could land him in a prison.

Emeka had a good job as a front desk officer in ikeja,lagos.he enjoyed all the perks that came with working for a global company.on the home front,he had not only moved to his apartment,there was a woman in his life and they were madly inlove.

However,emeka joy came to brutal end when after a hard day work,he decide to withdraw some money at the ATM which was intended for buying food.Feeling stressed out,he stoped to rest on the side of the roadside.A little girl came to ask if it was okay to seat beside him.