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Nigeria is one country where you never want to ask the question, "Can things get any worse?" Because they always can. And from the looks of things, they always will too. Nigerians woke up to 2012 to find that their fuel subsidy was gone and gas prices had doubled. This, in turn, has affected everything we can possibly think of. Even those of us that are outside Nigeria are affected, too. Read More
My first post on this blog was titled Enter Vera. I know you have no interest in knowing about it. You're probably not even reading these words. You've probably just skipped straight to the pictures. Anyway, I figured that on my rebirth, I should come back bearing the same post title - with a slight variation, of course. Happy New Year. And happy viewing. Read More
One question that I have been asked over and over is what inspired me to pick my eye as a profile picture. I have been asked if it's some kind of symbol, or if I am part of a cult. Apparently, there's a cult that has one eye as a symbol, and I seem like a likely candidate. Picking the eye, however, was never supposed to be symbolic. It was probably even meant to be temporary. Read More
This isn't like any other Merry Christmas post I've ever put up. This one is historic - at least to Verastic. This one is the last anonymous Christmas post I'll ever put up. Would I have included a picture of myself in this post if I were not anonymous? Probably not. But now that I am, I guess we'll never truly know. I'm grateful to God for the grace to see today. I'm grateful for even being found worthy to be called a daughter of the Most High God. I pray that for this Christmas and for all Read More
When I decided to stop being anonymous, I did not think it will be this difficult. The closer I come to the day, the more nervous I become. No kidding. I have been anonymous for so long that I cannot even comprehend not being anonymous. As in, I might run into my online friends? Cheeeeiiiii! God ohhhh, make this pass me by. Read More
