To the Editor,

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To the Editor,

Why I didn’t show up for the morning news production on Monday

On that fateful day (Monday, April 4th 2022) I was preparing to come and produce the morning news despite the heavy rainfall and lack of electricity in my area.

I was ready to come around 4:30am when my father ordered me to wait due to crime rate in my area and especially such an ungodly hour.

From where l stay, I have to board a taxi to the main road before getting a car to work but unfortunately, there was no car at the time I arrived there around 5:10am because of the rain and lack of electricity.

I had no other option than to wait because I might be attacked if I decided to walk to the main road that’s why I couldn’t get here on time to produce to morning news.

Thank you

                                                                                                          Michael Abu

                                                                                                        (News Producer)

 

 

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