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Okolo, the intoxicated individual, belatedly recognised the significance of providing for his family rather than persistently indulging in a bad habit.

When something becomes overly familiar, it loses its sense of dread and is often perceived as an "ordinary thing."

Ebere's decision to end her marriage was driven by a presumptuous ego fueled by the belief that her mother-in-law was responsible for her own mother's blindness.

Two neighbors nurtured such intense animosity that they became oblivious to each other's needs. Instead, they resorted to superstitions.

In moments of seclusion and surrounded by the wrong company, we may experience a sense of isolation in our struggles.

The intrusion of a dreaded illness like breast cancer overshadows the hopeful optimism of a family. "One moment in time" is fueled by neglect and procrastination.