Amidst this coronavirus (aka COVID-19), something President Trump likes to call “the invisible enemy,” there is unfortunately still a visible enemy in Nigeria, Cameroon, and surrounding nations. On Sunday night, around 8pm, seven people were killed in Cameroon by a suicide bomber, with “a village chief and two teenagers among the dead” (source). Continue reading
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Renewed Vision: Getting Back to the Start
Friends & Readers, Continue reading
On Resilience: Strength & Hope for those Held Captive
Resilience. That is the word I think of when I think about many of those held captive. Continue reading
Protecting All Life
Nigeria and COVID-19
Hello Friends & Readers,
I thought it would be remiss if I didn’t speak about the current situation of COVID-19 in Nigeria. Continue reading
Poem: Fraud in Nigeria
Upon reading this news report, I didn’t understand why Nigeria is so corrupt… but I have hope that as long as Jesus continues to raise up His People to stand against injustice, there is a fighting chance. Ultimately, one day, Jesus, the Perfect Judge, will turn all things to right. I wrote this poem to express my frustration, but also to look to hope.
“Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves, for the rights of all who are destitute.”
(Proverbs 31:8, NIV)
