I was born in Nigeria and raised in New York. Shortly before my family left Nigeria, my parents learned that I had advanced cancer.
Faith in an impossible season
Much of my first two years in America was spent in hospitals undergoing surgeries, chemotherapy, radiation, a bone marrow transplant, and other treatments as doctors fought to save my life. Through it all, my family prayed, stood on God’s Word, and believed that my story wasn’t over.
The story I carry
Then came the day when the cancer was gone. I carry the scars of what I went through, but I also carry something far greater: the knowledge that God met my family in an impossible season and showed Himself faithful.