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  • Sour Grapes: When Unmet desires take root as bitterness

    “It is not by passing exams, I have seen first class graduates working for drop outs”. My university colleague said after I told my friend about my results and the commendation I received from a Professor. No, I was not… Continue reading

  • Even the fool shall not go astray

    It was one of the dawn readings, the ones that beam light on my heart while the sun slowly creeps out from its covers to announce a new day. I sleepily stumbled on the verse; I had to pause, recollect… Continue reading

    Even the fool shall not go astray
  • 800 days Of Healing, Hope and Relocation

    When I began writing this article, I wanted to tell the story of my relocation. Of leaving the place I ran to for refuge when my world was a toppling cone spinning on its apex. I arrived Castleford battered, sore… Continue reading

    800 days Of Healing, Hope and Relocation
  • SO…Who are you? An attempt at introduction

    The year was 2024. The warmth of the spring sun could not contest with the frigid wind in Blackhall Colliery or the icy lump in my chest. Plagued by woes familiar to a few too many immigrant: racial bullying, culture… Continue reading

    SO…Who are you? An attempt at introduction
  • Oversize Trousers: A walk by the Riverside

    I clocked out at 21:25 yesterday. If you are wondering how that one take concern oversize trousers, hold on, “I can explain”. In his second letter to Thessalonian believers, brother Paul mentioned that “he that does not work, should not… Continue reading

    Oversize Trousers: A walk by the Riverside