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An East Legon girl was with her no nonsense father when he saw her boyfriend coming.
GIRL: Have you come to collect your book titled "DADDY IS HOME?" by Ayi Kwei Armah.
BOY: No, I want the the photocopy from the Methodist Hymn Book song called "WHERE SHOULD I WAIT FOR YOU?"
GIRL: I don't have that one... may be you should take the other one "UNDER THE MANGO TREE" by Efua Sutherland.
BOY: Fine, but don't forget to bring "I WILL CALL YOU IN 15 MINS" while coming to school...
GIRL: I will also bring this one too, "I WON'T LET YOU DOWN" by Ama Ata Aidoo.
Then;
DAD: These are too many books, will he read all of them?
GIRL: Yes dad, he is very smart.
DAD: Okay, don't forget to give him the one on the table titled, "I AM NOT STUPID, I UNDERSTOOD EVERYTHING YOU'VE BEEN SAYING" by Shakespeare! And also the one on the dining titled "IF YOU GET PREGNANT PREPARE TO GET MARRIED" by Chinua Achebe

adapted from the page of : yooku sangari.

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