The child of an elephant will not be a dwarf. – Yoruba Proverb.
Today in history in 1976, “Kunlé Adeyemi, a Nigerian architect was born in Kaduna, Nigeria. His father was the first Nigerian to open an architectural firm in Nigeria, and the son designed his first house when he was 16. In his designs he combines the needs of urban planning with exciting architectural displays for dozens of government-commissioned and private projects in Nigeria and abroad.” – Reference: Africa Today Yesterday
I became a father one dusty, quiet harmattan morning precisely on February 17th 1998. I was going on thirty, and as my wife was led into the labor room I felt a surge of inexplicable pride, little did I know the events that would unfold; that I would experience a turnaround in my spiritual existence never occurred to me.
Nothing had prepared me for the admixture of trauma and joy I experienced that morning. Felicia never complained about any excessive abdominal pain nor was there any warning from the doctor that the birth would be difficult. I was awakened around 3:00 am in the morning by the sounds of Felicia groaning and holding her lower Continue reading FATHERHOOD a short fiction by Olakunle Sanusi→
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