They deserved themselves; all the couples herein. They were intentional about the joy, pains, and controversies they brought upon themselves, their children and the villagers.
Uyo and Idara didn’t deserve the kind of family they had. But then children don’t get to decide their lineage. However, while Idara yielded to her father’s decision even unto death, Uyo on the other hand became a self-reckoned force having scaled through the darts of her father, mother, brother and, Pastor Bien.
“Being a woman” exposes the double standard of some families, Churches and the gullibility of people generally.
