I feel truly blessed to have these amazing people around me. Spending the weekend in Keffi with Bro. Osheka, Israel (the saxophonist)🥰, and other brethren was an unforgettable experience. Osheka and I

There is so much corruption that it's hard to tell where the rot truly began. It creeps into systems like termites in an old wooden house, quiet, unseen, but devastating. You hear of it in the corridors

My favorite ant isn’t the kind you find marching across your kitchen floor or building tiny hills in your backyard. No, mine is Auntie Grace, though we just call her "Ant G" for fun. Ant G is

They said success was a myth, something only the privileged could touch. They whispered that rising from a small corner of the world to a global voice was a fantasy for dreamers. But I am living proof:

Credibility is not something you inherit. It is built, one word, one action, one sacrifice at a time. As I sit here reflecting on my journey through school, my leadership role in fellowship, and the late