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For Saints who loved the Lord and knew the turmoil of addiction
An Ode to Womankind
(To be continued) My womanhood is a great gift the Most High gave me, for which I am thankful each day. I am a mystery to be unwrapped. I am a treasure trove to be discovered. Relentless like a blood-bent shark I pursue the purpose which will have me fulfill my dreams and destiny in … Continue reading An Ode to Womankind
A Picture Is Worth A Thousand Words….Phone Booths and Intertwined Histories
Photo Credit @nigerianmuseum, Instagram This picture in itself is a pretty cool piece of history. What’s , more fascinating to me is the photo/ slogan above: “ To keep Nigeria one is a task that must be done”. Sounds like a particularly British clarion call…reminiscent of British war-time slogans…” Your country needs you”…etc It’s … Continue reading A Picture Is Worth A Thousand Words….Phone Booths and Intertwined Histories
International Women’s Day 2019: Homage to my Maternal Line
Written 8th March 2019 March is a fantastic month. In addition to being my birthday month, it is Women’s History Month and features International Women’s Day, one of my absolute favourite commemorative days of the year. I like to have a personal thought, a personal theme for each year. This year consisted of my reflections … Continue reading International Women’s Day 2019: Homage to my Maternal Line
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