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Newspaper from 1995/09/27

The writer, Mori Lagos, is a 27-year-old woman who has a 6-year-old daughter with a man named Aban. Aban left four years ago, telling Mori that he was sick and needed to go home to take care of himself. He promised to come back and see her and their daughter, but he has not been in touch since then. Mori is considering marrying another man, but she is unsure of what to do and is seeking guidance from Aunty Temi.

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The writer, Mori Lagos, is a 27-year-old woman who has a 6-year-old daughter with a man named Aban. Aban left four years ago, telling Mori that he was sick and needed to go home to take care of himself. He promised to come back and see her and their daughter, but he has not been in touch since then. Mori is considering marrying another man, but she is unsure of what to do and is seeking guidance from Aunty Temi.

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