MUNA

Growing up to be an adult, I've watched so may exceptional film production made by Nigerians better still acted within and abroad, capturing both the Indigenous and foreign actors and actresses.
Today I closely watched a sound and magnificent production with the title MUNA, have you watched that too?

As a storyteller, I wish to introduce this file in a brief using the first character.

As a child, Muna (Adesuwa Etomi) is trafficked into a life of slavery and abuse. All grown up, she finds love but wants revenge and learned new skills to help confront the human trafficking ring that has various individuals from different races across the world. In one scene, she leaves a thinly bloody inscription of “Stop Human Trafficking” on the forearm of a man after killing him.

I meant to understand that there's hope in all you do only if you less depend on man and focus on God. Bad people,  situations, and circumstances are inevitable in this life but your faith shall be your solid ground to stand and fight.

Ndoka’o ga ga Ene

It happened on a black Tuesday afternoon 2014, when the magpie brought a signal that changed the mode of men to sorrow.

I don't want to be nonchalant towards my attitude to ask God why he took you away on this day because I know he who holds tomorrow is greater in all ramifications.

I could remember vividly you left me in the morning and my last conversation with you before the twin bomb blast, you told me you'll get me the best taste of banana from the Taminus market. I laughed and said Ene you can lie for Africa.

Simultaneously, I heard a sound thousands miles away, I began to put a call through, the last message I received was the news of your death.
I cried and wept in anger but nobody availed.

I really want to talk to pull those smiles in you again, you were more than just a friend but death stole you away from me. I need a moment to tell you Ndoka’o ga ga Ene (I love you Ene) from the debt of my heart.

I know you're smiling where ever you are, reading my message and always remember me in that paradise.

©Vandi247
20/05/2014

DEAR MANDY

My heart bleeds the very day i set my eyes on you, I hear the sound of a guitar stringing the melody of my intention.
I tiptoe in my innocence to get the ideal view, behold I feel a connection sparkling, I can feel the chemistry at the pick.

You smile in nature, swinging your hands in culture, you never cease to amaze me even in your morning hours.

If the world says you're not beautiful but to me you're the most beautiful lady I've ever seen, you may not be intelligent to men but to me you're the most intelligent lady I've ever seen.

The day is bright but all I can see is your shadow soaring, I can see your footsteps changing giving back the sign of sincerity and benevolence.

I'm innocent and I need the virtuous part of you to complete my Divine moment, I need your pure heart to put forth my clean thinking.

I don't want to die in the coma of admiration, I don't want to die in conscience of your memory.
I need you
I need Mandy
God bless your beauty
©VanWest