Ufuoma is a Christian Blogger, Humanitarian, Entrepreneur and Authour. She ministers at www.ufuomaee.blog, serves at www.fairlifeafrica.org and works at business.ufuomaee.org. She is also a mother and a wife, who is learning to walk in Grace and Truth.
As Ufuomaee, she has written many books and novels, which you can read via books.ufuomaee.org. You can also find and follow her on GoodReads.
THIS EPISODE IS NOW LIVE! At the end of the family meeting, the atmosphere was so much lighter. Even though it had been a very serious discussion, it was a needed discussion to help the family to get things into perspective. No longer did they feel like they […]
I turned from the scene as I couldn’t continue to watch. The sight of my parents looking so happy, probably the happiest I’ve ever seen them, was too much. And my father passed away last year. It was strange to see him again, so young and boisterous. The […]
This week, one of my followers on Instagram reached out to me, in response to a post where I expressed my appreciation for those who had been praying for me. She said I’d actually been on her mind that day, and she was one of those praying for […]
THIS EPISODE IS NOW LIVE! Tolu stood in front of the mirror, examining her stomach at various angles. It was as flat as a board, even with all her effort to stick it out. “Do you think I might be pregnant already?” she asked, running her hand up […]
I am reading the book of Jeremiah now and, earlier in the week, I read Chapter 18. It was about the Potter and the Clay, and I found it rather interesting and enlightening. It reminded me of the post I wrote in 2017, How Humble Is Our God […]
I wake up to consciousness. All around me is fire, but it doesn’t burn. The strangest thing. There are many people around. Many of them are crying and screaming. I turn to look at what they are all looking at. It is my car. It is ablaze in […]
THIS EPISODE IS NOW LIVE! The family had come together to talk about Samson’s arrest and to know how they could proceed in his defence. They were now waiting for the criminal defence lawyer that Ifeanyi had appointed for the case, an old friend of his who had […]
Hey y’all, It’s been a long time since I’ve posted on The Spotlight. It’s not that I haven’t been reading, but I’ve been doing more of writing and editing over the last couple of months. Yes, I now edit books by other authors, and it’s been great! I’m […]
The Naive Wife is my latest book series. I published the first volume, Rachel’s Choice, directly via Amazon last month! I can’t believe this is the first I’ve written about it on my blog, even though I’ve made a number of posts about this new book on Instagram. […]
THIS EPISODE IS NOW LIVE! Oyinda’s Journal entry, 24th September 2016. 09:56 am. How Do I Feel Today? Sad. What Do I Hope To Achieve Today? I need to spend some quality time with my wife. What Did I Learn Today? Actions have consequences. How Do I Feel […]
Michael took a late afternoon flight from Los Angeles on Tuesday and, with a short stopover at Amsterdam, arrived on Wednesday evening at the Murtala Mohammed International Airport, Lagos. It was the most convenient and fastest return route he could take, as he couldn’t get a direct flight […]
It was the morning of Samson’s arraignment at the Regional Magistrate Court of Lagos. Mary, Ifeanyi and Samuel were in attendance. The court room was quite vacant, with only a few family and friends coming to support the plaintiff. Mary looked across at the young lady who was […]
THIS EPISODE IS NOW LIVE! Why I fell in love with you. Oyinda, when we first met, you said I was your wife, and you would do anything to make me yours. You really swept me off my feet. You made me feel wonderful, like you could really […]
Lola and Bolu saw Temi and Oyinda after the service and went to greet them. They’d both been blessed by the message, which reminded them of the importance of guarding their hearts and caring deeply for one another. They were reminded to be watchful and not to be […]
Come on, come on, pick up! Jamie waited impatiently for his brother to pick up the phone. Jimmy finally did. “Look, there’s something wrong with Adania!” “What is it?!” “I don’t know… She’s been so gloomy and depressed since I got here, and now she’s sleeping…” “Huh? Where […]
