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The chair behind the desk is empty. Behind the counter are two junior Officers NEATLY dressed in complete black Police uniform. A CORPORAL with two red ‘V’s attached to his sleeves, and a SERGEANT with three. The Corporal’s name-tag reads: “KUNLE ADEYEMO”, while that of the Sergeant reads: “TEGA OGBEGBO”.
TEGA, physically unimpressive, rugged, not handsome, not ugly —-just plain. Rebellious, rude, and out-spoken, in his mid-30s.
KUNLE, gentle-faced, late-20s.
Far behind the Officers is a ratty detention cell, with HALF-NAKED men standing barefoot, oozing foul odor, FUTILELY squeezing their faces through the narrow spaces between the vertical rusty bars that jails them.
PRISONER #1 (to the Officers)
Chair, how long I go dey here?
TEGA
(without turning to the Prisoner)
Until person come bail you out. Meanwhile I no wan hear fem for there.
(to Kunle) Where Femi dey?
Kunle is scribbling on an A4 paper, lifting words from another document. He is LEFT-HANDED.
KUNLE (still scribbling)
I don’t know.
Indistinct conversations between the prisoners are being heard.
TEGA (hisses; re: Femi)
Oga give others better partner. My own na waka waka.
(to Kunle)
Abeg, you get credit for phone make I use am call Femo?
KUNLE (curtly)
I don’t.
TEGA
You no go ever get, in Jesus’ Name. (bows his head quickly)
Amen!