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 Father Matthew smiled as he saw me emerge from the small gathering. We were all clad in white robes with strings as fasteners around our waists. The robes, our skin, his skin, yes his albino skin together with the red earth gave such a contrasting yet intriguing detail .  I stood at the shallow end of the stream which served as the source of water to the entire village. I was one of the new converts and the last to be baptised. They said i had to die and resurrect three times to complete the rite.  "Are you anxious my child?" Father inquired. "Yes I am" , I gently whispered.  📸: Etsy.com  Father Mathew slightly nodded and smiled. "It will be over soon and that anxiety will be replaced with joy".He added. One hand on my back, the other on my forehead.  Eyes closed, heart pounding. Then...I heard it! It was clear and sharp! An unmistakable voice!! It resided in my head, only in mine. This message wasn't like the others, it wasn't a suggestion. It w...

 The large white ships arrived, They saw how the black sea sand glistened  They drooled over wanting to feel, to possess, to devour. But they knew their feet were not designed for such sand  So they waited... They waited and saw how the people of black sea sand fought among themselves.  Fought over what should have united them to drive the large white ships away. They fought over food, language,dominance among all non.sense lots. The large white ships arrived  They saw how the black sea sand glistened before, Now it was pale as its colour faded underneath brotherly blood. They drooled knowing they could feel, possess and devour. Knowing their feet could now control the design of such sand, They waited no more.

 I was listening to a radio program in the taxi I joined this afternoon.  The program was centered on "Spilling truth about something you lied about in the past" One man's story left me dumbfounded..... He narrates how his two sisters in law gave birth at the same time in the same hospital.  He was asked by his brothers to deliver food to their wives. He got there and found both mothers asleep by their babies in the cot beside their beds. Then an idea occurred to him... He swapped the babies and when he decided to swap them back to their rightful cots, an aunt entered.  Out of fear, he left the hospital.  Two years later, the baby girls have grown with different parents with "Mr.Swapper" still living with them in the same house. An issue popped up with one family, one thing led to another and DNA got inside..because the two fathers are actually half-brothers, what happened eventually happened. Court case came in, divorce looming,broken home in the process with M...

  Title: Humility-Defined and Made Practical  Genre: Non-Fiction (Spirituality) Author: Ato Tutu Baidoo Reviewer: Rosemond (Ama Rose) Nyansafo  "Humility-Defined and Made Practical" by Ato Tutu Baidoo is a thought-provoking and deeply introspective book that explores the concept of humility in a refreshing and profound way. As you delve into its pages, you embark on a transformative journey of self-discovery that challenges your perception of humility and encourages personal growth. The author's writing style is captivating and eloquent, effortlessly weaving together personal anecdotes, philosophical musings, and insightful observations. Each page brims with wisdom and invites readers to reflect on their own beliefs and attitudes towards humility. The author's ability to seamlessly blend personal experiences with broader philosophical concepts allows for a relatable and engaging read. What sets "Humility" apart is its unique perspective on humility, challeng...

  BOOK TITLE- ADZE GENRE- FICTION AUTHOR- KOFI DZOGBEWU REVIEWER- ROSEMOND (AMA ROSE) NYANSAFO "Adze" by Kofi Dzogbewu is a fascinating and immersive novel set in the heart of West Africa, which delves into the rich world of Ghanaian mythology and culture. This book takes readers on a thrilling adventure, filled with suspense, magic, and timeless lessons. The story revolves around the central character, Selase, a young woman who discovers her unique powers as an Adze, a supernatural being in the Ghanaian folklore while being held in captive in the “facility”. As she grapples with her newfound abilities, Selase is faced with a crucial decision that could forever change the delicate balance between humans and the spirit world. One of the strengths of "Adze" lies in the author's vivid storytelling abilities. Kofi Dzogbewu effortlessly weaves together the complexities of Ghanaian mythology, history, and contemporary issues, making the narrative both alluring and edu...

  Book Title: Revenge from the African Jungle Genre:Literary Fiction  Author: Fuseini Abubakar   Reviewer: Rosemond (Ama Rose) Nyansafo  Revenge from the African Jungle by Fuseini Abubakar is a captivating adventure novel that takes readers on a thrilling journey through the African jungle. The story is filled with suspense, action, and themes of redemption, making it an engaging and satisfying read. The novel follows the protagonist, Bariki, a young African man seeking to find his purpose and path through several opportunities. His luck shines when he identifies the skill of hunting and discovers a “hunting friend” along this expedition. His good fortune becomes a bad omen to another group of others set deep within the African Jungle. As Bariki expands his fortunes and fame, his enemies in contrast widen their plots to take their revenge. Abubakar's writing style is vivid and descriptive, painting a clear and concise picture of the dense African jungle and...

  One day, the chants of joy  that once escaped from vocal cords. Would be lesser than mere whispers, In this life's hurdles and lots. We patiently await the moment, with careful impatience. When stimulus and empathy  bear resemblance to us no more. Of that very time,  where gravity shall bear us no grudge.