A thread of books I read this year:
Book 1: The Teller of Secrets
I enjoyed this book so much, more than I thought I would.
So my dad is half- Ghanaian but I don’t know much about that half, he & his siblings were born and raised here and grandpa was buried here.
“I need someone to talk to” and it’s the babe that said she will send you rate card before a date you decided to open up to while your wife of over a decade is at home.
Men ehn
GOD DID IT! 🙏🏾🎉
Lola’s 15th surgery — a double knee op was a SUCCESS! She's now resting, healing & rebuilding her strength.
From surviving to THRIVING. All MUST be well. 🖤
Keep the love &. prayers coming as she continues to heal on all fronts.
#ShalewaTheWarrior
Please I urgently need knee surgery to prevent further damage, and I’m trying to raise ₦10 million
Please, if you can donate or share, it would mean everything to me.
Account: Oyegoke, Omoshalewa Tolulola
GTB: 0148895732 | WEMA: 7820741460
https://t.co/G6vzkDebjf
The way Chimamanda described labour in Dream count has to be the most apt description I have read before, and see, I think, you need to have experienced it to be able to do justice…
You just reminded me of this beautiful scene.
a true believer of Christianity, struggling through a crisis of faith. Being beautifully helped through it by someone polar opposite to her in belief.
Done so in probably the most beautiful way.
This was some top-shelf writing.
Telling my son he needs to get dressed so we can go see the doctor and he comes to me with 2 shoes and goes, “mummy, which one do you think I should wear?”
I’m like bruh, it’s hospital we are going to ooo..
He’s like “I know, so which”
Def his father’s son cos whatttt???😂😂
Not my Father-in-law asking how I cope with driving in Abuja.. I’m like “daddy, this is the best place to drive, free road here and there, just hold your google maps close sha”