A black 505 Peugeot car pulled up in front an unfinished three-storey block of flat. Chief Iko alighted and walked up to the busy masons and other workers giving the structure its finishing touches. Chief Iko had always preferred the use of direct labour for they always come much cheaper. He was quick to see that the structure had advanced to its completion stage on the plot he bought eight months back so as to curb the incursion and greed of other land lords. There were only five masons at the site beside a less busy road. There were four lock-up stalls on either side of the entrance embedded on the fence whose completion was a week old.
Two motorcyclists stopped two passengers beside Chief Iko’s car. The two walked up to him. On seeing them, he thought that they might be prospective ten
