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2 × ₦650 -
1 × ₦2,800 -
1 × ₦51,000 -
1 × ₦27,800 -
1 × ₦34,000 -
1 × ₦21,700 -
1 × ₦24,700 -
1 × ₦34,000 -
1 × ₦24,700 -
1 × ₦34,000 -
1 × ₦24,700 -
1 × ₦34,000 -
1 × ₦27,900 -
1 × ₦34,000 -
1 × ₦10,100 -
1 × ₦25,000 -
1 × ₦24,700 -
2 × ₦1,550 -
1 × ₦2,000 -
1 × ₦7,500 -
1 × ₦1,200 -
1 × ₦2,450 -
1 × ₦1,200 -
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1 × ₦3,600 -
1 × ₦2,950 -
2 × ₦4,200 -
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2 × ₦2,000 -
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1 × ₦3,600 -
2 × ₦6,800 -
2 × ₦3,450 -
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1 × ₦3,450 -
2 × ₦1,200 -
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1 × ₦16,500 -
2 × ₦7,500 -
1 × ₦1,000 -
1 × ₦3,100 -
1 × ₦3,100 -
2 × ₦5,400 -
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1 × ₦6,700 -
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2 × ₦16,700 -
2 × ₦5,300 -
1 × ₦7,200 -
1 × ₦4,500 -
1 × ₦1,300 -
1 × ₦24,700 -
1 × ₦1,550 -
1 × ₦21,700 -
1 × ₦30,900 -
1 × ₦25,000 -
1 × ₦29,500 -
1 × ₦27,900 -
1 × ₦24,700 -
1 × ₦7,900 -
1 × ₦1,420 -
1 × ₦37,100 -
1 × ₦15,200
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WAKE ME WHEN I’M GONE
Everyone says that Ese is the most beautiful woman in the region, but a fool. A young widow, she lives in a village, where the crops grow tall and the people are ruled over by a Chief on a white horse. She married for love, but now her husband is dead, leaving her with nothing but a market stall and a young son to feed.
₦9,000