Eboda


Eboda
A mysterious charming, beautiful lady great influence, that combined beauty and character. Born out of great anxiety, to some, to some she is a miracle; to others her mystery is yet to be unfolded.  She lived just 25years and her history can never be thrown aside in the streets of Monotan, Ibadan.

Adetuyi and Adiat are two love birds that got married in the year 1966, Adetuyi and his lovely wife had to wait for fifteen years before they could ever witness anything like missed period, pregnancy test or anything like the fruit of the womb.
Eboda came to this world in more or less a controversial way, for at that time Adetuyi visited Pastors, his grandparents visited prophets, even Adiat was not sitting without expectation, she would visit alfas, tomorrow she would go to herbalist, all these trials from all parties pointed fingers towards one direction; they will give birth to a child with a million star.

Eboda
A clean beautiful charming lady, when she walks, it is as if the air movement is distorted, she can never pass beside you and you won’t look back.
She has the favour of the old, the love of the young as well as the admiration of her peers.
She finished with a second-class upper in accounting from the premier university of Ibadan in 2006, the same year in which she vanished as believed by many.
She earlier finished as best graduating ND student from Ibadan Polytechnic, before proceeding to University.
When Eboda enters market, she almost pays for nothing, no market woman at that time in Gbagi, Iwo Road, Monotan and Alakia will ever forget the charming angel that carry (aje) in her palm.
If Eboda should buy anything from you, you are confident of an unforgettable sales and profit.
In those days, When Eboda enters Monotan street in Ibadan, the minimum number of people that would follow her was 30 people, the believe then was that she has the key to market’s success.
Eboda, when requested by children to dance, then you need to see the how a matured lady could combine, beauty, character and..... to be contd



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