Skin colour is not the real differences in people. Infact we are all alike in needs, sentiments and dislikes. Orientation is the real thing that differentiates one person from the other.
The alignment of the lenses through which we see the worl is really what makes us truly differ.

Wazobia,

Ekaaro, Ilotago,Sannu Da Aiki,

Se alaafia le wa?
Ke e bi no?
Yaya de?

Omo nu abi ni mi.
Olorun a wa pelu wa.

I, A.Omokorode Evelyn would tell you a story.

There was once a land called Ikaomoeniyansiomolakeji. In that land there was a the need to find lettuce. Why was Lettuce so special?  The inhabitants were all Crabs. The settlement were not houses but huge bowls. Those inhabitants rich had big bowls to live in. The poor-small bowls.

All the crabs were hungry because the Sparrows had gone on holiday. Some Crabs wanted to get out of the bucket to pinch lettuce for other inhabitants.As one Crab climbed almost out,another pulled it down. No crab got out.No crab could eat any lettuce until the sparrowsreturned from THAT holiday.

Been a Christian all my life. Was born in Nigeria, tutored to graduate level in Nigeria and also buttered there.Am black, and not prejudiced by skin colour.
I have never consented to having any man as a lawfully wedded husband.
What this means is that am single.
I have no interests whatsoever in politics.

M.G babes would know me. Unilorites would also know that while there was one Korode who was three years my senior in Unilorin, that Alumni was a male - is a male. I am not him. He does not bear the name - Evelyn.
I have been on African soil.

Am a black woman. A female University graduate who was born in Nigeria. That is to say am an African. Also to say that am not a man.

Have been aChristian all my life and have never been married.

For those who want to know -am Omokorode Evelyn. A natural female who never underwent any surgical operation to change my gender.