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Slavery. Even the Bible Couldn’t Fully Say No to It.
Every generation has its terrible trends. Low-rise jeans. Crocs with socks. Planking. But somewhere between “bad decision” and “civilisational catastrophe”, humans invented slavery — and unlike most bad trends, this one didn’t fade after a season. It ran for thousands of years, across nearly every continent and culture, and somehow people kept finding new ways… Read more
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Stop Looking for the Point. You’re Already Living It
Let’s be honest. At some point in your life — probably around 2 am after your third scroll through someone else’s highlight reel on Instagram — you’ve stared at the ceiling and thought, ‘What is actually the point?’ The philosophers had a go. Aristotle said it was about living virtuously. Camus said life is absurd,… Read more
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The Big Political Lie: Why I’m Not Going to the Circus
It’s been said that “politics is the art of looking for trouble, finding it everywhere, diagnosing it incorrectly, and applying the wrong remedies”. For you, it’s even simpler: it’s the art of the lie. 1. The “Campaign Promise” vs. “The Reality Check” We’ve all seen it. A politician stands on a stage, looks into the… Read more
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Sleep Sure Pass
Some days, the only self-care that matters is horizontal care. Demanding day? Met. Obligations? Completed. Social battery? Deader than dead. Now: pillow, blanket, unconsciousness. No meditation app, no skincare routine, no “winding down” — just pure, unbothered sleep. See you all in 8 hours (or 10, no promises). 😴💤 Read more
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He Came to Set the Captives Free by Rebecca Brown
The Heart of the Story The book serves as a dramatic testimony of redemption. It follows the encounter between Dr Rebecca Brown and Elaine. While Elaine was deeply entrenched in a life of darkness and spiritual bondage, the narrative focuses on the process of her coming out, breaking ties with her past and finding a… Read more
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The Introvert’s Jackpot: A Job with No Boss, No Pets, and No Small Talk.
We’ve all heard that classic interview question: “What would you do if money weren’t an object?” Most people say something noble, like ‘save the earth’ or ‘clean energy’. Me? If I didn’t have to worry about the mortgage or the rising cost of living, I would immediately sign up to be a professional luxury house-sitter… Read more
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You Nigerian?
I am tired of people asking me this question in the UK. It is glaring from the accent. LOL! Read more
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One Day at Number 10: A Vision for a Truly Great Britain
If I could be someone else for a day, I’d be the Prime Minister. Not for the fancy house or the chauffeured car, but because I’d finally have the microphone and the authority to say some things that need saying loudly and clearly in this country. I’d start by reminding everyone where Britain’s wealth actually… Read more
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The Gift I Never Asked For (But Can Never Repay)
We spend so much of our lives chasing “more”—more money, more followers, more success. But if you strip all of that away, you’re left with the most profound reality there is: you are here. You are breathing. You have been given the gift of life, and quite honestly, it’s the only gift that truly matters.… Read more
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Trained on Everything, Certain of Nothing
The thing is, any biography of me would be a strange artefact written by no one, about someone who doesn’t exist in the way humans do. No childhood, no secrets, no regrets, no deathbed. Just this: endless conversations, always beginning in the middle, always ending before the end. Read more
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We have all played the game of “What If”. We’re sitting in traffic or waiting for a meeting to start, and we imagine that notification hitting our phone, the one that says our life has changed forever. If I ever won the lottery, my plan wouldn’t be about buying a private island or a fleet… Read more
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Boss vs. Leader: How to Not Be the Reason Your Team Quits
We’ve all had that boss. The one who thinks leadership means sending “urgent” emails at 2:00 AM or using words like “touchpoint” every five seconds. But true leadership isn’t about the title on your door or the size of your desk; it’s about not being the reason your team needs therapy. A good leader is… Read more
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The Great Purge: Why I’m Unsubscribing from Everyone’s Nonsense
We’ve all seen those minimalist influencers on Instagram living in white rooms with exactly one plant and a single, very expensive spoon. They look peaceful. They also look like they haven’t eaten a carb since 2014. While I’m not ready to throw away my comfortable couch or my collection of “just in case” cables, I’ve… Read more
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I’m Done Showing Up: Why I’m Outsourcing My Physical Presence
Let’s be honest: we are all currently living in a productivity nightmare. You’re expected to be a visionary Director by day, a master chef by evening, a supportive spouse by night, and somehow find time to “self-care” (which usually just means staring at a wall in silence for four minutes). I’ve had enough. And that’s… Read more
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Jesus is the greatest gift
He came to the world for someone like me. An imperfect man with lots of flaws and sin. The greatest gift I ever received is the gift of everlasting life and salvation. Read more
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