Suzie's space

11/21/2025

Parents in Nigeria, please take your children and wards home. Infact, they should go to school from home.

11/21/2025

Far away in another land praying and crying for my country.
Another attack on St. Mary's Catholic school in Niger State. Tell me it's not true.

11/21/2025

I enjoyed reading this OG's write up. Lovelies, care workers do much more.

Domicilliary care workers 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

I just wanted to take a moment to acknowledge you, really acknowledge you; especially with everything going on right now. With the proposed ILR rule changes hanging over so many of us and this harsh weather making our work twice as hard, it’s important you hear this from someone who truly understands the reality on the ground. I see you!

I see the way you walk through snow and freezing wind just to get to a client.

I see you driving carefully on icy roads and day darkness, trying to stay safe while still making sure people get the care they depend on.

I see how physically draining the cold is, how it adds weight to every step, every shift, every visit.

And beyond the job, I see the personal battles too.
Balancing childcare.
For ladies, Working around your cycle.
Feeling that dip in energy and mood when vitamin D levels drop.
Trying to stay strong emotionally while navigating uncertainties about the future.

Yet you show up.
You give your best in the midst of client’s family interference, racists remarks, comments or attitude.

You offer kindness, dignity, and patience even when you’re tired or stretched thin.

Please remember you’re human before you’re a carer.

Your mental health matters.
If you need to rest, slow down, talk to someone, or simply breathe that’s not weakness, It’s wisdom.

You cannot pour from an empty cup.

You’re not alone in this. We’re in it together, and I’m proud to work alongside someone as strong, dedicated, and resilient as you.

Stay warm, stay safe, and please take care of your mind and heart.

You deserve that and so much more.

Loads of love, OG!

11/20/2025

Negotiate with bandits and life imprisonment for who?

Naija for sale.

11/20/2025

I wept yesterday during the mid week service when my Pastor talked about the problems in Nigeria. The k!lings are heart breaking. How long will it take for these k!llings to cease? God please answer us. Show us mercy

11/19/2025

Life is precious in the sight of the Creator. Oh God intervene.

11/19/2025

Tears in eyes, bad news from Naija. Students kidnapped again, Military General killed and worshipped attacked. Like sheep without shepherd, exposed to all manner of evil. Nigerians, where are the leaders of our beloved country?

11/19/2025

One of the reasons I love going to work here is that I have pleasant colleagues. Colleagues that will bring you cup of coffee, tea, juice and ask 'are you ok?'
Don't tell me it's not genuine ooo. Love is sweet abeg, fight is not sweet.

11/19/2025

24,000 recruits? Who is joining the military in Naija? No go troway your life for nothing.

I still remember years ago while at the hospital on consultation with a Medical doctor, he broke down in years. His military elder brother died in confrontation with bandits. It was discovered that the bullet proof vest they wore were fake. This is hard to believe but in Naija, people in power do terrible things and get away with it.
Evil shall slay the wicked in power.

11/18/2025

Check this out Lovelies ❤️

Although no app fee waiver for international students, there’s the potential of gaining TA that would help pay tuition and biweekly stipend. This is a good opportunity MSc in Math/Stat

11/17/2025

Lisa Agu posted this and I agree with her completely.

11/17/2025

The bus transportation in Scotland is dependable. Many people get to various destinations daily using the bus. I worked on a Sunday for the first time and I missed the last bus coming back. The last bus on Sundays leaves earlier. It wasn't funny at all. I returned back to the office and got a lift from one of the Managers.