Navigating through life's lessons
Sometimes, a part of me wonders, have we really done anything though? All we’ve shown them is we’re capable of raising hell. I mean, even in some interviews I’ve watched, there are still people defending SARS; this same SARS that are killing the people actually keeping this country afloat. Whether they like it or not,Continue reading Sòrò sókè (2/3)
… If 2020 was a movie, it would be deserving of an Oscar. This year has left us at the edge of our seats with its plot twists, suspense, drama, pain, entanglement and budding liberation. If at the beginning of the year, you conjured up a set of goals and resolutions, I can bet myContinue reading Sòrò sókè (1/3)
So yesterday was October 1st, and as expected, my timeline was bursting with different Independence Day posts. On and offline, mixed emotions shone through the wishes and criticisms and celebrations galore. I posted this excerpt which would have been relevant ten years ago, is relevant today, and at the rate we’re going, will still beContinue reading Dependently independent?
I stared in confusion at the image, and all my five year-old self could think was, “Is that blood?” And then the pain came. . The year was 2001. It’d been just another regular day in my house; I’d probably gone to school as usual, come home, done homework and maybe watched TV or something,Continue reading A nosy affair
“Seems like those rainy days…” I can’t help humming the MJB classic as I take some minutes to survey the outside world, leaving my dogs to enjoy their surprise treat for the morning. It’s a good day to be out of the house, even if my visit to the so-called outside world doesn’t extend beyondContinue reading White-washed walls
01:16 I really should go to bed. And I will, I’ve decided, even as my fingernails itch to uncover the blackhead that’s been nagging my thoughts the entire day. I will go to bed, just as soon as I get it out. The utter satisfaction that lights up my face as I extract the massiveContinue reading Guerrilla tactics
Chukwuebuka Elvins Agwunobi, aka Ebuka, is a fast rising Nigerian Gospel minister you definitely should be on the look out for. In this 35 minute interview, we sat down (over a Whatsapp video call, thanks to La ‘Rona 😂 ) to chat about what this multitalented, multilayered young man has been up to lately. ReadContinue reading Adding melody to the message