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When I'm at the market, apart from purchasing an item, I'm conscious of the environment because the market is like a theatre, lots of drama happens therein. The last time I was at the market, a man that sells female wears, in a bid to catch my attention to look the his wares, called me severally but when he noticed I ignored him, he retorted "are you even a man or a woman?" SMH! Well, traders have lots of hurtful words stored up in their head that they could dish out to any willing person so I didn't reply, I moved on - that's what reasonable people should do anyway .😏😏.  Well, that aside... If you know Kofar Wambai market, you'll understand better... At the close of market, the roads are usually rowdy as everyone struggles to get a keke home at the same time. The roads are usually jam packed with cars carrying goods, keke carrying passengers and pedestrians who having stood for a long time, begin a journey to the main gate in a bid to get a keke. ...