Pay Up – 8

8 As he steered the bus down the dark, empty stretches of Herbert Macaulay Way toward Surulere, Afam reached into his tactical vest and pulled out his primary radio-phone. He dialled a number he knew by heart. ​The line rang twice before a deep, gravelly voice answered, thick with expectation. “Afam. Is it done?” ​“Sir,”…...

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