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@oiroegbu
Suppose you are in rural Africa when the sunset, you will be lucky to witness events that you may never see elsewhere in the world! From the rising sun to evening, there’s something beautiful to see.
Welcome to Africa, the land of hope! If you are following this blog, then you are already in Africa!
Check out my website to see more of my work: www.oiroegbu.com
Names and Identities
Image from WordPress Names have long influenced how others perceive people and places. At a conference I once attended, I had the opportunity to discuss naming and power. One example that stood out was the term “Middle East.” For many residents of the region, the name itself carries little meaning because it is defined from an outside perspective. After all, “middle” and “east” relative to whom,…
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When Stillness Calls
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Reimagining Black and Indigenous Student Representation at UCLA
Image from WordPress Representation matters. Not just as a slogan, but as a lived reality that determines who feels they belong, who persists, and who thrives in academic spaces like UCLA. At UCLA, out of every 100 students, only about 7 are Black or Indigenous. That number isn’t just a statistic—it reflects how opportunity, access, and belonging are still unevenly distributed. It also raises…
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Treasured Belongings
What personal belongings do you hold most dear? This is a response to the blog prompt Part of my Study Space, UCLA Some of the personal belongings I cherish most are those that carry memories rather than monetary value. Photographs, old messages, handwritten notes, and gifts from loved ones mean the most to me because they remind me of different moments in my life and the people connected to…
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Between Cold and Comfort
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Beyond Mentorship
Share a story about someone who had a positive impact on your life. From wordpress One person who had a lasting positive impact on my life was a professor who believed in my potential long before I fully recognized it myself. Beyond the classroom, they took the time to mentor me, guide my academic growth, and open doors that shaped my journey as a researcher. They connected me with research…
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Belonging
What do you do to be involved in the community? Volunteering as a Mastercard Scholar at the Alameda County Community Food Bank This is a response to the blog prompt above. Being involved in my community means showing up where I can be helpful—through teaching, mentorship, research, and service. As a scholar and researcher, I create spaces for learning and conversation, whether in the…
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You feel like a hug
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Faith in Christ
What gives you direction in life? From Reddit By the waters that still my soul, my heart will trust in You! Hillsong What guides me in life is my faith in Jesus Christ. In a world filled with uncertainty, distractions, and shifting expectations, my faith keeps me grounded and reminds me that my life has purpose. When I feel lost or unsure about what to do next, I turn to Christ for guidance.…
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Yurt Luck
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Across the Ocean, Toward Myself
Describe a risk you took that you do not regret. This is a response to the topic above. One risk I took that I do not regret was crossing the ocean to pursue my studies in the United States. Leaving home meant stepping away from everything familiar—language, family presence, cultural comfort, and the everyday certainty of belonging. At the time, I did not fully know what I would find on the…
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The Duck: A Tale of the Lakes
Once upon a quiet lake Beside a green forest Lived a Duck and her chicks All day they waddle through the waters Enjoying the serenity A day came and the Duck Brought her chicks all about her ‘Quack quack Daak’ she began ‘You have been friends With the Turtle You know the Lake More than your siblings Pray, tell me How many times would Something happen to you And you would learn?’ ‘Quack quack…
“Family is Everything”
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Four Poems of Oke Iroegbu
(i.) The MoonThe Moon is following meAnd with her light I seeWherever I walk she stalksBehind my shadow she followsAnd how she sweeps the landLooking for me in the quiet clan. (ii.) Village SquareThe nights dancing festivalBrings all, big and smallThe farmer, the wine tapperThe cobbler and the dancerA night of skewered meatAnd one, were lovers meet. (iii.) The candleSee how her pretty light…
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Frankie, Angel & the Six Musketeers
What animals make the best/worst pets? Frankie, my dominant fish, also known as the Shark or Gatekeeper! When people think about the best pets, they usually imagine dogs or cats—animals that bark, wag their tails, or demand walks at inconvenient times. My pets do none of those things. Instead, I live with Frankie the goldfish, Angel the freshwater angelfish, and six hardworking snails I call…
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Amuse: ‘Sunny’ April, the Good, Bad and Ugly