A friend of mine had recently facilitated the relocation of his fiancé to join him from abroad. As we drove away from the coach station headed to their home, he suddenly reminded me that we had spoken about this very moment almost a year prior. Without thinking, the words “sometimes words and positive confessions become… Continue reading Living the Dreams of Yesterday
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Beyond Broken: Rediscovering Wholeness in the Shadows of Sadness
The author reflects on the experience of feeling "broken" and questions the concept of brokenness. Through personal struggles and biblical wisdom, the piece emphasises that brokenness is not the end but a transformative process, leading to hope and divine intervention. It concludes that brokenness is a testament to resilience and an invitation for restoration.
Mastering Legal Analysis: Your Guide to IRAC
IRAC is your compass in the legal landscape, especially when you're faced with those tricky problem questions. But what exactly is a problem question? Problem questions are a staple in law school assessments. They present a scenario where you're asked to identify and analyse legal issues, apply the relevant laws, and arrive at well-reasoned conclusions. Think of them as the "real-world simulations" of the legal realm.
Naija is my home
North, East, South or West; Home Is Home Every individual, like every plant, has a base. It is ideally a place where all the foundations of such life are laid strong and buried, foundations that help shape the outcome of such life. My base is my home, my source of strength, peace and fulfillment,… Continue reading Naija is my home
Staying Rooted in God’s Love
Last winter, on one cold and drizzly afternoon, I took a walk through one of the busy trails close to my home. While on this walk I observed a striking scene: all the trees had lost their leaves and appeared dry. Yet, despite their seemingly lifeless appearance, these trees stood tall and firm, like electricity… Continue reading Staying Rooted in God’s Love
Kingsley Udofa, PhD 