In today’s world, raising children who are both strong and resilient is more important than ever. Through the power of stories, we can explore the unique journeys of boys and girls in Nigeria, highlighting their struggles and triumphs. Let’s delve into the lives of two remarkable children, Chidi and Amara, whose experiences reflect the essence of resilience.

In the vibrant heart of Lagos, where the bustling streets echo with laughter and life, a different story unfolds behind closed doors.

In life, there comes a time when many of us pause and reflect on our legacy—the mark we leave on the world and the impact we have on others. With so much need surrounding us, it's natural to feel overwhelmed by the enormity of the challenges we face. However, I’ve come to realize that we can't do it all, and that's perfectly okay.

On the 5th and 6th of December, 2007, we got married. We had three children together. In the beginning, things were fine; he was working as a bank official, earning about ₦250,000 monthly. But after some years, he was laid off during a staff downsizing. That’s when his true character began to show.

I stood at the airport gate, clutching my boarding pass, heart pounding with a fragile hope I barely recognized. My husband was a world away, back home, while I raised our children alone in Dubai’s glittering chaos.

Life is a journey filled with peaks and valleys, joy and sorrow, successes and setbacks. As women, we often navigate these complexities alone, feeling isolated in our struggles.

In today's fast-paced world, the gap between generations can often feel wider than ever. With rapid advancements in technology, shifts in cultural norms, and changing societal values, it’s easy for misunderstandings and disconnects to arise.

In the journey of life, the company we keep plays a pivotal role in shaping our thoughts, actions, and ultimately, our destinies.

In a world that often tells us to settle for less, it's crucial for women to remember that we are worthy of the whole loaf, not just crumbs.

In a small village in Ibadan, where tradition often dictated the lives of young women, there lived a girl named Abbie.

Life is a journey filled with ups and downs, moments of joy interwoven with sorrow.

In a world where uncertainty often looms large, the story of two friends who became sisters offers a shining beacon of hope and resilience. This is a tale of reckless faith, a journey filled with challenges, unwavering belief, and the miraculous outcomes that followed.

Once upon a time in a village in Eastern part of Nigeria there lived a woman named Ada. She was known for her radiant smile and kind heart, but deep within her, a silent struggle brewed. 

Once upon a time in a small town in Lagos, there lived a young woman named Ola. Like many others, she often felt the weight of expectations pressing down on her shoulders.

In a world that often promotes conformity, it’s time for women to rise up and embrace their uniqueness.

Life can sometimes feel like an unrelenting storm, especially for women who seem to bear the weight of the world on their shoulders.

In the world of love and relationships, it's all too easy to get swept away by sweet nothings and grand promises.

1 Corinthians 13:4-7 (NIV) - "Love is characterized by patience and kindness. It does not harbor envy or arrogance; it is not boastful or proud. True love does not dishonor others, nor is it self-serving.

As Valentine's Day approaches, the phrase "I love you" becomes a common refrain. But do people truly understand what love means?

I love how something God teaches you in one season sometimes is not just for that season but for many seasons to come. One such teaching is worship.