Daniel’s POV Abuja looked the same. Tall buildings. Busy roads. Power and pride sitting comfortably side by side. As my car slowed in front of my father’s office, my chest tightened. I hadn’t been here in years, yet the place still felt like it owned a part of me. I walked in. The receptionist looked up, startled. “Sir Daniel?” “Yes,” I replied....

EXCLUSIVE: The Commissioner of Police in Kaduna State, Muhammad Rabiu, has visited one of the churches attacked by armed terrorists in Kurmin Wali, Kajuru Local Government Area, following reports of mass abduction of worshippers during Sunday services. Multiple sources told SaharaReporters that the commissioner arrived with heavily armed security personnel and ordered everyone present to...

Jerusalem, Israel – In an unprecedented and devastating offensive, Israel has announced that its forces have struck over 1,100 Iranian targets since launching its major military operation, "Operation Rising Lion," last Friday. This relentless campaign marks the most significant direct assault on Iran in decades, aiming to cripple its nuclear program and degrade its military capabilities....

  After the first slap, nothing truly went back to normal, no matter how hard I pretended. Kunle apologized again and again, and I accepted every apology like a duty. In my mind, forgiveness was part of being a good wife. I told myself that strong women endure, that marriage was never meant to be easy. But something had shifted. Our arguments no longer ended with silence; they ended...

Episode Fourteen: Almost Home My brother finally finished the holy book. It happened during Ramadan right in the middle of fasting days, when strength was already thin and patience was already stretched. Yet, somehow, he did it. The last page was read. The last verse was completed. For a moment, it felt unreal. We were still waking up early every day for sahur, eating before dawn with...