“An unexamined life is not worth living.” A quote I first heard in my first year of medical school, and in many ways, has gone on to define much of my life as a doctor. Exams upon exams. It almost feels never-ending. And while I agree with Socrates that an unexamined life is not worth […]
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If you’ve ever been around poultry long enough, you’ll notice something interesting and it is that chicks grow quickly. In a few weeks, they change so rapidly, feathers, weight increase and the voice. From a distance, it looks impressive but anyone who has worked closely with birds knows growth can be deceptive. A bird can
If a pepper seller can do it, why can’t I? This was the question I kept asking myself at a point in my life when I was learning how to drive. After spending over a year in Zamfara and then moving closer to home, I had just resumed work at a place about 30 minutes’
In secondary school, one of my strongest and most enjoyable subjects was Agricultural Science. We had a farm at home, so it was always a joy to connect classroom lessons with real life, understanding the science behind farming practices and then watching those principles come alive on our own land. One topic that left a
One of the thoughts that came to me sometime last year was this question of what exactly I should communicate, especially at the beginning of a new year. This year has been declared a year of supernatural open doors, advancement, favour, and testimonies. Naturally, many people have already laid out plans. Some are getting married.
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Happy New Year everyone. We are back. Up and Grateful! As we go through year 2026, it is a good moment to pause, reflect, and recalibrate not just our goals, but how we see. In medical school, we learnt that every human eye has a blind spot. It sits on the retina where the optic
Close your eyes for a moment and picture one of the busiest roads you know. Not the one you drive occasionally, but the one you know too well. The road that never keeps you waiting for surprise because traffic is guaranteed. You already hear the horns in your head before you get there. You know
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Acts 12:1–17 tells the story of the early church gathering to pray for the release of Apostle Peter. It was a critical moment in the spread of the gospel. James had just been arrested and killed. Peter was next. The fear was real and justified. Peter wasn’t just another apostle, he was the one Jesus
Lord, what should I write this time? I asked myself as my eyes closed and my mind wandered through the lessons that shaped me. Why not tell them the story? So here we go. Dahunsi was an only child, the long-awaited evidence of God’s mercy. His parents, Funmi and Lanre, had prayed, fasted, and wept
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One theme that quietly runs through Scripture is the idea of blessing through association. Throughout the Bible, people often experience favour simply because of their connection to someone who walks closely with God. Laban benefited because of Jacob. In Genesis 30:27, he confessed, “I have learned by divination that the Lord has blessed me because
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