Not all Januaries begin with fire. Some begin with silence, questions, and quiet survival. Winnies, how are you really doing? Iāve missed you so much. A quick introduction wouldnāt hurt, you know. My name is Oshodin Favour, a 600-level medicalā¦
āNovember was a crazy month.Not just busy – chaotic. āSchool exams. āBusiness. āResponsibilities. And activities popping up from every corner. It felt like the kind of month that didnāt even give me room to breathe, talk less of think. Thereā¦
I racked my head so hard I felt like hitting it on a stone, maybe something good would come out of it. But I wouldnāt dare. It would hurt too much. October has been a month of too many newā¦
Just before I talk about the EMBER months, let me take you back to my recent trip to Calabar for the National Conference organized by CMDA(Christian Medical and Dental Association). At first, I had decided not to attend. There wereā¦
You should learn from it too. Well, mistakes and carelessness are tied in the same pot. Every action of carelessness can lead to a mistake. …………. Fear has a way of showing up when you least expect it. Not theā¦
Last week, I met a friend at the hospital. She had gone in for what she thought was ājust malaria.ā But after some tests, the doctor shook his head and said, āYouāve been carrying more than malaria, typhoid is hereā¦
July didnāt lie, did it? Every moment, the good, the bad, the heartwarming, the heartbreaking, was deeply felt. Lives were lost. People I knew, people I never metā¦ yet death snatched them away š. And then, there were births. Manyā¦
Flashbackā¦ā¦. I remember when I was much younger, I loved spending time at the kitchen balcony. It wasnāt so spacious, but the cool breeze made it my favorite spot. Back then, we hadnāt raised our fence high, so a fewā¦
Dear Winnies, Today, I’m Picking Up My Pen Again. To inscribe words on the tablet of your heart. To whisper peace into your ailing soul. I want you to feel as you readā¦. To breathe in these words as life-givingā¦
Mama Adaeze used to say, āIf a yam stays too long in the ground, it may rot instead of ripen.ā But Adaeze didnāt understand that proverb until much later after the applause faded, after the weight of expectations grew heavier,ā¦