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No such thing as impossible
December 20th 2025, I had the honour of leading the first outing of young Nigerians under the Value reorientation movement on a street cleaning campaign.We are a group of young people who have resolved to take responsibility, lead, inspire and be ambassadors of positive attitudinal change.we planted 10 ornamental trees and plan to create a Continue reading
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“I have a dream”
Everything is achievable. I started my journey in clinical care and research across different countries and health systems, and one reality became impossible to ignore: Africans are still vastly under-represented in global clinical research, yet Africa remains a major consumer of medicines and health products that were never designed with African populations in mind. That Continue reading
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NO, I AM NOT A NERD
Around this time last year, I booked my car in for servicing online a week ahead of the due date. On Friday morning of the day I was to take the car, I received a call from the mechanic. He said he wanted a bit more detail. First, he asked what time specifically I wanted Continue reading
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Meet Amersham
I moved abroad in March 2021 and lived in Grimsby, a small town in the East midlands of England. I was there for one and a half years. I met this Nigerian guy who owned an African shop, he told me I could actually own a house within one year of working for the NHS. Continue reading
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THE VALUE RE-ORIENTATION MOVEMENT OF NIGERIA (V.R.M.)
Nigeria stands at a crossroads. A nation with extraordinary potential creative minds, rich resources, brilliant youth yet crippled by decades of corruption, moral decay, ignorance of rights, and the normalization of mediocrity. Our society has been running on outdated software: old ideas, old systems, old leaders who refuse to evolve. And as a result, generations Continue reading
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I know this is difficult to do but when someone tells you that they’re on a spectrum, unless you are clinically diagnosed, resist the urge to downplay their experience by saying things like oh,“I am very forgetful, I think I’ve got ADHD as well”. It is very easy for people to immediately assume they are Continue reading
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Religious arrogance = Jihad
Years ago, I attended a few church programmes in Rayfield. I used to like the vibe in the church but found something deeply unsettling for me. They constantly mocked other church doctrines, particularly ECWA and COCIN congregations, Pastor and especially zumuntan Mata. They never missed the opportunity to make caricatures of these women. I Found Continue reading
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Lucifer, The duvet & My wife
Experienced married men, please, I need clarity on a pressing matter. If you are single, just scroll past because you are likely not going to understand my predicament. There is not a single day that goes by that I am not wowed by the level of creativity the devil uses women for. I mean, there Continue reading
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Our ordeal
The funniest thing about living as an undiagnosed neurodivergent is you don’t know that you are not like everyone else. You are just constantly wondering how your friends seem to miraculously remember every single event or task with so much incredible details meanwhile, you have completely forgotten. When you are finally able to remember stuff, Continue reading
DIVERGENT CORNER 