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Posted on October 31, 2018

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I replay our last conversation in my head everyday. I called her from Ibadan in her hospital bed in Los Angeles when I got a message from my daughter that my Mami was in the hospital, she had suffered a stroke.

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The older man readily admitted he could not read or write and he did not know his date of birth. He said they told him he is 50yrs old. Clearly he is at least 65.

The older woman claimed she left her glasses at home so she could not see the application form. But how convenient that someone had written down her information on a piece of paper, including her name.
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