did not know who was attacking Nigeria, and how government offices and facilities were closed for the day. “Please, all of you, come,” Ayodele said, sitting beside Adaora. They couldn’t leave now. There would be checkpoints. And checkpoints were potential trouble; Agu knew this best. Ayodele didn’t seem bothered. “You three were chosen,” Ayodele said. “You made sense. I know we’ve made the right choice.”
