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Mrs Patience has just moved back to Nigeria from America with her two daughters Clera and Beatrice to come reestablish herself back home in Enugu, Eastern Nigeria; give her kids the opportunity to familiarize themselves with Nigeria and her people; and leave behind all the memories America brings to her of her nasty divorce from her American husband.
Mrs Patience has just moved back to Nigeria from America with her two daughters Clera and Beatrice to come reestablish herself back home in Enugu, Eastern Nigeria; give her kids the opportunity to familiarize themselves with Nigeria and her people; and leave behind all the memories America brings to her of her nasty divorce from her American husband.
They are on their way to Enugu from Lagos…
| Author/Writer |
Chigozirim Onyenekwe |
|---|---|
| Executive Producer |
Mrs Juliana U Uche |
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