Roz Amechi, THEWILL

Mama Roz’s Chronicles: Kidnap, A Widow’s Tale

December 12, (THEWILL) - Kidnapping has become an all too familiar evil in our society today and was at some point a way of life in the Eastern part of Nigeria. Many victims made it home safely but sadly...

Mama Roz’s Chronicles: The Sabbath Murder Prison Series (2)

December 07, (THEWILL) - It took almost two years to complete the treatment and by that time, the job was no longer available. Her parents had moved to the village during that period and she was back living with her...

Mama Roz’s Chronicles: The Sabbath Murder Prison Series (1)

November 28, (THEWILL) - With the failing security in Nigeria and the fall of societal values, an increasing number of people are committing capital offences and receiving death or long sentences. Through the narration of the personal stories of...

Mama Roz’s Chronicles: Saving Stella

November 21, (THEWILL) - Poor medical care is one of the greatest challenges we face living in Nigeria. If you can afford it, medical tourism is a solution and that’s assuming you can be flown out in time. However,...

Mama Roz’s Chronicles: The Long Nights (2)

November 14, (THEWILL) - Shortly after the incident with cousin Ifeanyi, Kristal left the village to live with her aunt. She started her formal education in class three while living in Ewohinmi with her mother’s sister, Anna and her...

Mama Roz’s Chronicles: The Long Nights (1)

November 07, (THEWILL) - Child sexual abuse is an all-too-common facet of our society but the tragedy is that the perpetrators are protected by the silence forced by our African culture. Many women in private conversations would admit to...

Homeless In Abuja (3): Amina’s Story

November 01, (THEWILL) - Amina Mohammed arrived in Abuja from Beji, Niger state, a few days before Sallah in May 2021. She had quite recently lost her husband and had no means of livelihood. Her landlord, sympathetic to her...

Homeless in Abuja (2)

October 24, (THEWILL) - Every morning on the streets of Abuja, an increasing number of women and children rise from their makeshift “beds” to start a daily hustle of mostly begging or for the more fortunate, petty trading. Homelessness...

Mama Roz’s Chronicles: Homeless In Abuja (1)

October 17, (THEWILL) - Every morning on the streets of Abuja, an increasing number of women and children rise from their makeshift “beds” to start a daily hustle of mostly begging or for the more fortunate, petty trading. Homelessness...

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