Read the following extract and answer the question that follows. Yaaba never stayed at home to go on an errand. Even when she was around, she would never fetch water to save a dying soul. How could then she eat the food of pence? Oh, if it was an ordinary meal in the evening or the morning, that was a different matter: Yaaba got her normal share of that...but not this sweet, sweet porridge. "Nsia, Anothbam, Adwoa, come for some porridge." And the children came in with their little plates and bowls. But not the figure by the wall. They chattered as they came and the mother teased them as she dished out the titbits. "Is this all right, Adwoa, my child?... Yours is certainly sufficient, Anotbam. But, my child, this is only titbit for the deserving. Other people," and she would squint at Yaaba, "who have not worked, will not get the tiniest bit." then she started eating hers. In the light of the above extract, pretend that Yabba is one of your siblings and write an email to the social development explaining Yaaba's lack of maturity and seek for help. Your response should be between 80-100 words.
