Tipping Point- a short story

Every New Year holds promise, as though it is any different from the turn of

Church once arrived as one familiar order of service. Prayer, worship and preaching now travel separately, online and on demand.

If love has gone missing from society, the first place to look is the family, where every generation learns how to treat the next person.

A tired Ford Edge, 5:15 rides through Lagos and conversations with night-shift drivers gave birth to Adio and Night Runs.

Hospital corridors, family surgery and long nights of watching became the foundation for Akin Akingbogun’s first full-length medical thriller.

Uncertainty, old wounds and familiar restraints can keep us seated. Life asks us to put down needless weight and step into the road ahead.

We spend years preparing to live, chasing destinations that may never matter as much as the road, choices and companions that shape us.

An age-old riddle, a viral reel, and what the science actually says. Nothing in biology

“It is almost seven years since I published the first story on this blog. I

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