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My name is Katherine Adebowale. I am the only female child of my parents Mr Bayo & Mrs Joke Adebowale. And a sister to 5 Big Brothers, only one of my brothers left not married – the 5th Child. He is in Italy studying. All the others married,with children. I missed them so much. My mom and I go on a round of visits every year. Vancouver, Wales,Scotland and Manchester. I turned 18 two months ago.

 

I am what you might describe as “Tall” with a long black hair,very fair skin and plump lips. I am unbelievably shy. Everyone makes me nervous actually. I’d so adore being the cool sort. I can say I’m very reserved. And once I get to know someone and we become close all of sudden I am entirely different. Confident and very capable.

 

My mom own several boutiques in Lagos. My father is a Businessman. They are very busy people. They both travelled a lot. When I was 12,I left home for the boarding school since no one was around to look after me. I attended the Girls College in Abuja.

 

My mom is very funny,kind and generous. My dad is kind and nice but not funny. I loved my parents,no doubt about that. But I was particularly close to my Mom. She was the only true friend I had even though she wasn’t always around. But she came around on my birthdays and whenever she was less busy at work. My Father hardly remembered birthdays,including his own. However, Mummy would never forget. I remembered mom fought with him when she found out he didn’t send me a present when I turned 16. He apologized and made things up to me.

 

When I turned 18,dad sent me greeting card and gave me a Teddy bear when I came home.

 

Whenever mom was around, she always made me feel I could discuss anything with her. My dad could be strict on some things. I recalled on my 17th birthday,mom gave me a cellphone as a gift but dad didn’t let me use it. He said I was too small to use a cellphone.

 

I had cried that year but there was nothing I could do because his mind was made up.