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"The Journey to Ezido Lake: A Story about Empathy" is now available in both paperback and Amazon Kindle.

One quiet early morning while standing next to the fridge, Ejike Emeh closed his eyes, squeezed his face, and made the last decision. A hunger strike was the best way to show outrage about the struggles occurring within and worldwide.

First of all, I want to start by acknowledging that no 60-year-old person of Nigerian descent, let alone one from the Igbo tribe, uses "friendship" to describe their relationship with a 97-year--old Professor, ex-Nigerian diplomat, and ambassador.

Instead of asking people, "How do you feel?" or "What is going on in your life?" some of us presume we can tell what others are thinking or feeling.

It has nothing to do with the Hausas or any other tribes. Instead, the poor quality of governmental leadership is killing the Igbos, particularly Igbos in Imo State.

It has nothing to do with the Hausas or any other tribes. Instead, the poor quality of governmental leadership is killing the Igbos, particularly Igbos in Imo State.

"I like your shoes," one of the girls said to me as I walked past after shooting some hoops at the park. "They match your cap," she added. Delightfully surprised, I lifted my head and smiled.

It seems that everybody wants to lose weight unless they are as lean as a chalkboard. Hopefully, my weight loss story will inspire you to achieve your own weight loss goal. For readers who do not know, I am a physician—a pediatrician, precisely.

Months ago, well before the Covid 19 pandemic, my mother was sick. She repeatedly reminded me, "Son, you promised to send me medicines weeks ago." "Yes, mother," I told her.

Off Main Street, Ejike drove the Honda Pilot into the bank's parking lot, settling without hesitation in a space between two small cars. The dashboard displayed 9:15 AM.