DEAR IGBOS PLEASE STOP THE CULTURAL APPROPRIATION OF AGU

   When I was in Primary two, my grandmum came visiting. One day, she told me to come read her Bible for her, I opened it and my eyes flew to her face.

  It was not an English Bible but Igbo. In my head I was like; “Does she know what she is signing up for?”

  It felt like I was seeing Chinese. I started with the first sentence; we went about it slowly. I spent more than half the time asking questions and not reading. Lol! I had to know the meaning of the words. She signed up for it, every day. She would get tired often and admonish me to read and not ask questions. Lol. We continued this reading for months.

  I remember seeing Odum in the Bible.

DEAR NIGERIAN STUDENTS AS YOU PROTEST

 Dear Nigerian Students,

 

 These are sad times in the tertiary education sector of the country.

 I was in the university when ASUU strike commenced during former President Goodluck Jonathan’s presidency. The government signed a contract with ASUU after almost a year of students sitting at home. (2009 & 2010).

 My goal is not to rehash history.

KISS AND TELL LIES

  

Oke was in love. He ran home and informed his family and they were making plans to go to Cecilia’s next week to formally ask for her hand in marriage. He informed all his guys and cousins that he

SHE FELL IN LOVE WITH HER RAPIST

HAD TO BRING THIS BACK FROM 2016.

  Chioma (not real name) is one of the toughest people I know. She’s successful, principled, opinionated and from a happy home. Sometimes

THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS

The term and word ‘Happiness’ is relative. It is not something that can be held, touched. It means different things to different people plus different things bring it for different people. 

For thousands of years, humans have pursued happiness. They have tied happiness to different things and people.

You hear people say things like;

‘I’ll be happy when I’m successful.’

‘I’ll be very happy when I get married.’