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JANUARY 08, 2019

Got off the bed today at exactly 6.08am. Got dressed for work. Ify put my breakfast of yam porridge in a 'cooler' (food flask). Drove straight to office. Good traffic situation. Not as thick as yesterday. Listened to various news reports from the car radio. Bought an old school music cd. The guy just sell nonsense to me. The cd dey crack for some area. And u give the boy 200 Nair o, instead of N150. I just leave the change for am, yet ba nonsense him sell to me. Received calls from Zicly Synergy, Isaac Obiah and Florence Ijimakinwa. Antoan Arrived office 8.30am.

Commenced reports with the Consul in the Conference Room around 10am. Informed that our several Market travels will commence next week. MD joined us towards the end of the meeting.

Drove away from the office around 12noon. Informed Antoan that I will drive by their office at Ogba to pick up the oversized fan blade. Informed ZS they have to pay extra for the Ammonia which has risen up. Offered Triton 115k for Xylene, Expecting LPO from CAP before delivering the AGDL and Texanol, Informed by Josilva they will respond to the MOU we drew up next week.......and more work activities and visits.
Ended work activities around 4pm. Smooth drive home. Stopped over at Sabo to buy some items. Arrived home around 6pm. Took my bath and slept for about an hour. Did some cloth ironing. Informed Floxy paid for an apartment next to our building. So Floxy don become.e my neighbour now! Interesting. Called to congratulate her. Bro. Uche Agomo called to say hi and informed me that he relocated to the village since Oct 2017. I never knew this!
Lay on my bed at 10pm. Floxy called me to discuss some more. She is so excited. She has even settled school matters for her daughter, Oluchi. Discussed the matter of work/business/source of income. May move in next week.
Browsed my Facebook, Instagram and Twitter pages. Worked on my blog. Watched YouTube before falling asleep.

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