Skip to main content


            That Second Daddy

Most times, mothers think that everyone adult that comes around is Family.

I am all grown now and via experience I can tell you that the word 'family' is very relative.



At age 9, daddy left the world and We {Mummy, My Younger brother and myself} were left to tackle life.

Oh, I can tell you vividly that my mum is the sweetest woman I have ever known and she leaves her heart open to everyone at any point in time.

It wasn't an easy journey to face life with two kids with a teaching job, but she is a falconess. She went all way out through woods and iron to get us everything we needed. 

I don't know if I would be as strong as she is right now, but I think I am emerging. We were left with uncles and aunties from my father's family, who were indeed kind to us.


Everyday till I became a teenager, someone from my father's family always came around to check on us and brought some goodies along. But there's a BUT somwhere. 

My father's second brother came in too often, he was kind to others and to me... I think the 'kindness' was special.

A dirty Kindness.''Funbi, your second daddy is here, go and greet him, Mum will say,''

I would run innocently to him, as usual he will lift me up, spin me and eventually carry me on his laps.
But on that lap, a finger went through the skin of my butt everytime...

I couldn't explain why that was going on, innocent child like me. In fact, he will intentionally place his hands on his laps, hold me with one and place the other one underneath it, caressing my butt, and somethings itching through my butt line. It was a dramatic fit but then, He's second daddy.  And he wouldn't let me go until I struggle to mutter, "I want to Urinate."

When I  say that, I will run and never come back. I couldn't tell my mother what it was because I was too young to decipher but I knew it was strange. Most times, I would decline greeting him but mummy would scream at me for not greeting second daddy, and he would do the same thing everytime before leaving.
Then one day, mummy said second Daddy will be spending time with us. He wasn't married though, so I guess that gave him the leverage.

''He is such a kind man and I guess coming here brings the memory of his elder brother, she said." 'I was gloomy and couldn't utter a word. Why would second daddy want to come here, fear gripped me but I couldn't speak out, I could sense evil. Indeed, Second daddy came and the devil had his tea served Hot. My mum went for prayers that night and didn't come back until the following day. We were home with second daddy and my elder brother who was 13 at that time. The night was quite peaceful until I went to the toilet to urinate.


My elder brother who sleeps like a log of wood, was oblivious of his environment. 

As I entered the bathroom to urinate, second daddy came with his hostile smile and locked the door behind me.


I was shivering, he hushed my mouth and asked me to squat, I did and he started penetrating me through his fingers. When he was satisfied, he left. I was crying, intent with pain and hate but I couldn't speak out. When I came out, My brother was still sleeping.

I couldn't sleep anymore till my mother came back and she anointed us with the oil she got from church. I became sick, very sick that she was scared. She started praying and eventually took me to the hospital.

To be Continued

 
 #IstandagainstViolence
#Wewillfightthistilltheend
#Takecareofthegirlchild

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

                             Sip tHis Coffee With Onozasie This is the moment where we turn the lights on magnificient individuals. People doing great things in the society, entrepreneurs, social activists, initiatives masterminds. We bring them here to share their story, to push you to doing something and to make you know that it is never too late to get started. You are welcome aboard! Guess who is sipping our coffee today? It's Miss Modupeoluwa Babawale. She is the founder of Nirvana Initiative. You want to know more, let's ride along! Miss Modupe Babawale. Founder, Nirvana Initiative. Onozasie : Tell us something about you  Modupeoluw a :  My name is Modupe Babawale, second child out of 4 children. My dad is a medical doctor and my mum is a high school teacher, biology major. I studied Bsc Biochemistry At Bowen University, Iwo Osun state and Msc Biotechnology (specializing in molecular h...
   Monday Blues....         Letter to the Man in charge Excuse me sir,  I hope your day is going on well even though mine isn't and the reason? I will certainly share with you. Let me ask you some questions, I don't need to be all care and friendly because this is a serious matter at hand. Do you drive? Does your car run on water or on Fuel? Please I need sincere answers sir!. It's pathetic that I have to stay on an unending queue to get fuel to run my car knowing that we have no special reserves to take us out on monday. Maybe car makers should start making three to four fuel tanks for some cars coming to some countries e.g Nigeria. I am so fed up of the way things are done in this country. They told us that we have Oil and we still suffer for what we have, are you sure those that discovered these things discovered well? I am sick and tired of speculations if we sincerely have, how come we suffer so much to own what we have? Who else is in ...
                        Events With Onozasie. My waka waka{going out for events}has brought me to another exciting chapter that I will like to share with you. So, welcome aboard as I review another intriguing and interesting event with you. Pastor {Mrs} Bola Akinlabi This happened last saturday, Lagos, Nigeria and it was organised by the Female arm of a giant growing church in Lagos, The Elevation Church . For a lot of persons in Lagos, you will know that, that place is a good source for one to grow spiritually, mentally to enhance and build a confident level of appearance. So, this particular event was tagged ' Made For More' . It was a two-day event but I only attended on Saturday because of work and the distance most importantly. Which means, I am only going to talk about the Saturday event. The Made For More event was a session or let me say, an atmosphere for women both young and old to be charged to understand w...