Blessing Madariola

I always thought diabetes was something that only affected adults like my grandmother. But the doctor told me that there's a version of diabetes that affects children...
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Why is it sleek for them to look the other way? We wake up, still enveloped in the darkness of night, searching for water to bathe as if we were cavemen...
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­­In medical school, it is easily assumed, maybe even imposed that all your focus should be primarily on acquiring stuff and conquering the next end-of-posting-test (EOPT) or Board…
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Valentine's just went by. I didn’t have a boyfriend. I still don't, to be clear. For some time now, I've been looking for love. I've never been in a relationship. Ever. And while the…
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I see my face in the bathroom mirror I see eyes that have cried crystal rivers Home to stories of the lives I have lived The windows to the soul that weaves The tapestry of…
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I found love. As one who never thought it as mine, This gift I will cherish and hold dear as it may leave like winter’s speech fog. Her smile, like cracked coconut, milky…
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‎‏ They turned at nights, the curse of the moon. ANNA She is a 23 year old girl, the word is girl intentionally. Shy, introverted, reserved, she actually has nothing to say.…
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­­ It is the country's month of independence and as Brownites, we are faced with mixed feelings. I mean, the ceremonial month did not enter relieving Brownites of the blackout.…
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A Canadian series that moves at a comfortable pace without a need for unrealistic drama but still gets you glued to the screen. It is a reimagining of Lucy Maud Montgomery’s 1908…
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It is that time of the year again in the University College Hospital when our beloved finalists take a bow out unto a greater stage. For the graduands, this period electrifies the…
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