Journey of Favour
I caught the travel bug while chilling on my bed in the middle of a global pandemic in 2020. Because of the national lockdown at the time, there weren’t many places I could visit. As the lockdown eased toward June, I decided it was the ideal time to visit some […]
There were two reasons I hadn’t eaten Cold Stone ice cream for once. One, the spot was new in my area and I held firm in the belief that it would always get crowded with people who couldn’t get enough of one of the few good things that my small […]
If you are looking for interesting places to visit in Abia state, you have come to the right place. Although best known as a business hub, Abia state did not fall short in tourist attractions. You may have heard that states in southeastern Nigeria have very little tourism to offer; […]
Abia State is home to the only war museum in Nigeria and West Africa at large. The National War Museum houses all the relics from the Nigerian Civil War which took place between 1967 and 1970 following the attempted secession of the southeastern region of Nigeria to become the Republic […]
Oguta Lake is a gem that we don’t talk much about. This natural body of water with a confluence point is a beautiful sight to behold. There is more to this lake than meets the eye; its history is one that we never get tired of hearing, as superstitious as […]
In this post, I have shared my not-so-good experience at Heroes’ Square Owerri, Imo State, Nigeria. There is no better way to explain how I’ve schooled in Owerri for five years and I’m still struggling to find my way around town, not to mention hearing of, and/or visiting certain places. […]
Aba Nigeria Temple had been on my list of places to visit for the longest time. For a location barely 10 minutes away from my house, there aren’t many reasonable explanations to give as to why I stalled visiting. The Temple came to my notice sometime in 2020 when I […]
I began receiving holy communion at the age of nine. Believe me when I say I had no idea about this sacrament. Everything I was taught in preparation for First Holy Communion was cramming; there was no depth to it. I started attending catechism classes in August of 2009. This is […]
After reading Daughters who Walked this Path, and hearing people say that it shares similar themes with Ogadinma, I concluded I did not look forward to reading Ogadinma and therefore did not add it to my reading list. And now, I am happy that I did read this book. I […]
In this blog post, I have shared the experiences I had on a day in Aba, Abia State. I visited some places with my friend, and also discovered other places we never knew existed in the very town we live in. What they don’t tell you about being a workaholic […]