Survivor’s Guilt and The burden of Remembering – Kwibuka31
I attended the Kwibuka31 and wished I had not gone.
A seeking soul. A weary heart and a caring father
Mike left home for a meeting with God. God sent me as his proxy.
Hey Man! Why Are You Not Sleeping?
My Neighbour is out strolling the streets at 3am
Stop Telling Me How Friendly Your Dog Is — Just Muzzle It!
I am an African, We don’t do dogs. But how would you know that if you
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
Can Anything Good Come out of Cancer?
How madame cancer visited and left me gifts.
The Refugee Woman And Her 24k Gold
How a chance encounter with a refugee sent me a reminder
MARCH, Women’s Month, Women’s Issues & Women as Collateral Damages
March is recognised internationally as Women’s Month. This year, I was part of
Dream Count: A review of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s Novel.
As reviewed through the eyes of an unmarried, Igbo woman
#iwd2025: tackling the shame & stigma of a single mother
“When I got pregnant, everything changed. Especially within my family. The disappointment was too heavy. I had gone from the