The living witness

"He is here", she said, as the terrible sound of the bike reverberated the locality. I entered the compound with a sack and an Ecolac bag on my left and right hand respectively.  I prostrated to greet my parents before making my way to the house to fill my belly with some cups of fresh, cold kunu .  “He should be able to prescribe drugs now.“, my dad shuddered to my mum though I could hear his strong, sharp voice intensified in my ears.  I was nothing but a bloody 100 level student who just finished his second semester examinations.  “It seems they don't know I just finished physics and chemistry”, I said, soliloquizing in front of our squeaky cat that was looking at me with so much sympathy.  Ever since I made a decision to study Medicine and Surgery, it had always had a soft spot for me. I don't know if he had seen a perilous future ahead; I wasn't curious though.  Few months later, we resumed back to school. I heaved a sign of relief like a pregnan

The world is on fire, and we humans are feeling the heat; even animals too.  Despite the nosediving economy of the world; the panic messages and the fiery videos that keeps popping up now and then, there is so much we can work on and work out when we are partially or fully isolated.  MODES YOU CAN USE  A. Be a hunter — One of the beauty of times like this is that it affords you the opportunity to gain knowledge and learn more about historical events. Dive from Covid-19 a bit and browse some facts. In simple terms —  1. Reads inspirational and motivational books 2. Listen to audio messages and voice notes that will transform your life.  3. Read historical books.  4. Search out cities, countries, great men, explorers, philosophers, world leaders and learn more about them.  5. Gather every idea you have rudimentary and take them back to the drawing board.  B. Be a cleaner — Another thing you can do is to take time to study your life in the past months and reflect on your chara