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Mr Ugwu takes out a clean white starched shirt from the wardrobe and a cream tropical suit and begins to dress. Bringing his family to this place with its dry barren landscape, its uncivilised way of life, was totally unfair and ... completely unavoidable. He goes to the dressing table and opens a small ivory box and selects a pair of gold cufflinks and hooks them into place. The gold is dark and muted and of high quality. Mr Ugwu admires the burnished richness of it against the white cotton. The company has been good to him, he reminds himself. Good to his family. He is a company man. When the company tells him to go somewhere, he is not in a position to argue. Besides, this particular scheme has American and British backing and, added to that, democratic elections must come soon. It is only a matter of time. As a man, he must think of these things; of his country’s future, of his family’s future.

When the company tells him to go somewhere, he is not in a position to argue. Besides, this particular scheme has American and British backing and, added to that, democratic elections must come soon. It is only a matter of time. As a man, he must think of these things; of his country’s future, of his family’s future. Today, Saturday, is payday and he is on duty.

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