Greetings my people. I can be partly honest with you and say that the month of May came and left me with little time to write an article but let us leave that story for another day. This month is different, I have dedicated time to what I would like to share. If you know me well enough, I find [...]

Your first gray hair, turning 30…40….50! At some point in our lives, we start experiencing things that seemed so far off. As these experiences come and go, they fade into the past and we store them safely within the confines of our memory. Some memories are forgotten and eventually replaced with new ones while others remain underneath the surface, waiting [...]

So it’s the end of the month again, the time when I write an article and ask people to read it. (I’ve come to accept the humility required to be a writer). Anyway, I thought about my contribution to the month of March and the temptation to write something about growth and its correlation to spring was strong; a New [...]

Although I only speak one language, I am fluent in at least 3 accents. One of which can only be done in jest, behind closed doors. But I digress. The other two accents are to be taken more seriously for they disclose details of my life that people cannot gather from looking at me. Accent #1 is a special case [...]

I started off writing this article with the intention to share the link between the love I have for Nigeria and the one shared between couples of arranged marriages; love characterized by patience, tolerance and hope. But as things sometimes happen, I lost the write-up and my train of thought departed to another destination. Given that the original thought is [...]

Maybe my story will make sense if I share my background. I come from a crisscross lineage. Dark as my skin looks to white people, they look amused when they learn about my Irish ancestry. Fair as my skin looks to black people, more specifically Nigerians, they already conclude what I am when they learn that my paternal grandfather is [...]