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.
I’ve come to the realisation that I am disloyal. I understand that that is not an admirable trait. People, families, organisations and societies like people who are loyal. Who stay in line and defend the image of the people they represent, no matter what. Nobody likes a traitor. […]
He says, “judge not, unless you be judged,” (Matt 7:1) yet He judges us. He says, “do not repay evil with evil, but repay evil with good,” (Rom 12:17-21) yet He devises and proclaims evil for those He has judged as deserving. As a Christian, I can understand […]
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Recall that when I posted my review of Ufuomaee’s The House Girl, I promised you that I would also read and review some other books by the same author. This post will be my fulfillment of that promise and I am glad to…
I’ve been reading the book of Jeremiah, and it’s filled with God’s proclamation of judgement, not only on the Israelites, but on other nations like Moab, Babylon, and Egypt. As I’ve been reading it, I’ve been overwhelmed by the amount of times God said He planned evil for […]
Samuel rose up and walked towards the ocean. I got up and dusted some sand off me. When I turned back to follow him, there was a path created in the waters. I can’t say if I was freaked out or in awe, but I didn’t pause for […]
THIS EPISODE IS NOW LIVE! Most of the couples looked happy this morning, Pastor Emmanuel thought, as he scanned the faces looking back at him. He took note of the exceptions and made a mental note to meet with them privately after the meeting. All fifteen couples were […]
Hey, Welcome to another episode of The Spotlight. How are you doing? I hope your weekend is going awesome! Today, I’m reviewing another book by Eniola Prentice. It’s actually the second book in her Still series, and I reviewed the first earlier this year. I started reading this […]
That question hit me like a ton of bricks. Of course this was more than my death. This was a woman I built a life with…only for her to discover me at my passing. It wasn’t like this was something I planned. It wasn’t even habitual. Kim was […]
THIS EPISODE IS NOW LIVE! Danny and Tolu walked hand in hand to their cabin after leaving the party. When they got in, Danny went to ease himself, while Tolu brushed her teeth. He grabbed her waist from the side when he was done. “Wash your hands!” she […]
We walked through the doors of my high school auditorium into the cafeteria of my university campus. The hustle and bustle was as it always was, with freshmen moving in their clicks; girls in their groups and guys in theirs. It wasn’t long before I spotted myself sitting […]
THIS EPISODE IS NOW LIVE! “Happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you, happy birthday dear Danny, happy birthday to you!!!” Danny’s old and new friends sang, as his wife carried a large chocolate cake with 40 lit candles on it, flanked by waiters bearing buckets of champagne […]
The scent of lavender filled the air, bringing with it the nostalgic memory of Rachel, my very first crush. She had the longest, golden, wavy hair that dropped down to her butt, and thick, long, dark lashes. I closed my eyes as the scent grew stronger. She was […]
Over the last year, since I started printing my books via Amazon, I’ve received lots of questions from my readers and fellow authors about their print on demand service. Many Nigeria-based authors, or would be authors, are curious about the requirements, the process and the benefits of going […]
THIS EPISODE IS NOW LIVE! Temi woke up to find herself lying on the bed, fully clothed and her hand still holding her husband’s. He too slept soundly beside her, across the bed. When she sat up, removing her hand from his, he stirred. She gave him a […]
“Quiet please!” My third grade Religious Studies teacher was such a contradiction. She was the least pious or humble person you’d ever meet. Even as children we could tell that she didn’t quite agree with herself. I guess it made it harder for her to teach us about […]
