TWO SISTERS AND THE STRANGER

This emotional Nigerian Igbo folktale tells the story of Ada and Chika, two sisters in the heart of Igboland whose destinies are tied by the gods. Living with their sharp-tongued but protective aunt, Nwunye Gold, and helping her run a busy buka under the udara tree, they work from sunrise till night just to survive.

Everything changes when a proud man, Eze Onyiye, rides into the village on a shining okada, wearing fine Isiagu and threatening to demolish their compound to build a big hotel. As he keeps coming to eat at the buka, both Ada and Chika struggle with unexpected feelings for him, quarrelling until their aunt sends them to sleep under the mango tree. But when sickness pins him to his mat, the sisters put love above pride: Chika carries Ada on her back to his house, Ada nurses him with songs, and Chika cooks okro soup with stockfish.

In his weakness, Eze Onyiye opens a wooden box and shows them a faded photograph that reveals the shocking truth: he is not just a rich stranger, but Chika’s lost brother, taken as a baby and raised elsewhere. Tears and joy flood the compound as he tears the demolition papers and protects their home. He then kneels in the red dust to ask fierce Ada to be his wife, with Chika’s full blessing. Under the udara tree, the biggest wine-carrying is held, and the village learns that blood may hide for years, but true love and family will always find their way home.
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