Happy Sunday Family... Hope you're all doing well? Welcome to my blog for today. Today's teaching really taught me a lot about timing. The text was taken from Ecclesiastes 3:2 “To every thing there is

Does Success Come From Luck or Hard Work? Maybe it works together. Whenever we see someone doing well in life, one of the first things people say is, “This person is lucky.” Maybe the person got a good

Image source : Sometimes, I think we all have a little bit of selfishness when it comes to understanding others We want people to understand why we couldn't call, why we didn't reply, why we became quiet,

Mrs. Rita had worked in six different schools in eight years. She has never stayed in one school for too long. At first, people thought she was looking for a better job, but they later found out that,

People Treat You Differently When They Need You. Sometimes, you don't need anybody to tell you how they see you. Their actions will tell you. A few months ago, a friend of mine started calling and checking

As I grow older, I am beginning to understand some things differently. One of them is that sometimes, you need to speak up for yourself. I used to think that keeping quiet was the best way to avoid problems.

I am an Igbo girl, and when I think about the food that reminds me of my roots, two dishes always come to mind first: Abacha and Ji anyụ ọkụ (roasted yam). One takes me back to family gatherings, and the

Do I ever feel jealous? Yes I do. Even though it doesn't happen often, it just comes suddenly. You know, that tight feeling in your chest when someone you care

Sometimes when you look at some people, you will think they are doing very well financially. They dress well, use expensive phones, drive nice cars and go to expensive places. When they post pictures online,

There are days the world feels heavier than usual. A comment lands wrong. A situation makes you feel invisible. Someone reminds you, without even meaning to, how small you are in the grand scheme of things.

None of us knew we were watching my father live out his last ordinary week. It looked too much like every other week to raise any alarm. My father was an electrician. Not the kind with a big shop or a

Hello Scifi Multiverse family, This week's prompt on making better life decisions is very relatable to me, because it reminded me of a decision I made not too long ago, one that taught me more about myself

Ngozi knew her grandmother was dying by the way the old woman's hands had stopped moving. For seventy-three years, Mama Adaeze's hands had never rested. They had pounded yam in the mortar until her knuckles

Money Changes People People often say, “Money changes people.” I used to hear that statement and think it was just something people said when they became jealous of someone who had started doing better.

I used to think there was a number. That if I just earned a little more, saved a little more, hit some invisible mark, I'd finally feel like I could exhale. I don't think that number exists — not because

Happiness, for me, is not one big thing. It is small moments stacked on top of each other until you look back and realize, "ah, I have been happy this whole time." I remember one afternoon, school

The aso-ebi came out exactly the gold Adaeze had been picturing since she first pinned it months ago — a warm, heavy gold that made every single guest under that tent look like they'd stepped out of a

This week's prompt feels timely, because saving money is something I think about often — not because I've mastered it, but because I'm still learning too. The best money-saving habit that has worked for

Marcus had spent most of his life getting what other people only dreamed about. His house was enormous. His cars were the kind people stopped to admire. If he wanted to travel, he travelled. If he wanted

Teaching puts me close to this question more than most jobs would. Every day I stand in front of kids wearing the same uniform, same colours, everything the same and still, some of them carry pain that