Self‑Sabotage: The Quiet Enemy That Steals God‑Given Futures
Does she who is down really fear no falls? Explore how a rebuke led me down a rabbit hole of discovery to reveal the subtle ways we sabotage our own calling.
Four Lessons Shōgun Forced Me to Confront About Culture, Power, Honour, and the Violence of Empire
A vivid, emotionally charged reflection on James Clavell’s Shōgun—and the four major lessons it forces readers to confront about culture, power, honour, and colonial greed.
The Day Joseph Lost Everything: A Story of Favouritism, Sibling Rivalry, and Survival
What else is there to read about Joseph, right? Wrong. Come with me. Joseph as prime minister is only the ending of the story. What about the beginning? From Favoured Son to Slave: The Day Joseph Lost Everything Joseph’s story is often told as a tale of triumph – the slave boy who became a […]
Fragments of Truth: The Risk of Incomplete Narratives
When cancer blocked my brain with Chemo fluids, I was too associated to see the rainbow hiding behind the clouds.
The Wondering Wanderers
Who will answer the questions we dare not ask in Church?
Survivor’s Guilt and The burden of Remembering – Kwibuka31
I attended the Kwibuka31 and wished I had not gone.
The Bastard of Istanbul
I met Elif Shafak by happenstance. No appointments. Not aware she existed until that morning.
How Much Does Your Ignorance Cost?
Please do not burst my bubble because with my head in the clouds, I can pretend not to know
Dream Count: A review of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s Novel.
As reviewed through the eyes of an unmarried, Igbo woman
Dear Father: what is the cost of your love?
“My father called me” Khadijat blurted out as I picked her call “Which father? I was confused “Alhaji”