Boko Haram malnutrition hard times
FILE- In this Sunday, May. 3, 2015 file photo a doctor attends to a malnourished child at a refugee camp in Yola, Nigeria. Doctors Without Borders says nearly 200 refugees from Boko Haram have died of starvation and dehydration in the Nigerian city of Bama in the past month. The group says the refugees speak of children dying of hunger and of digging new graves daily. | AP Photo/Sunday Alamba, File

[dropcap]W[/dropcap]e face hard times in different ways:
They could be marital, job, health, educational,
relationship, monetary, spiritual challenges.

Just name them.

But the worst of all the challenges is
when a person or persons you had thought
would say “Hello, take it easy”
do/es not care.

It pains when you reach out to people
and not even a text message from them
comes to you.

They feel above the board and do not care.

Anyway, we will not give up no matter
the challenges and the downgrading habit
of those we have reached out to.

Their downsizing of us
is part of the hard times, part of the challenges
we must overcome.

Their crass behaviour helps in shaping us
to win against all odds.

The key is we must have confidence in ourselves
and work harder to break the jinx
of the hard times.

Hard times are part of life
and we cannot run away from them.

Yes, they pinch us; they make us to cry in our closet,
but we will never give up.

In all, we have to remain positive in such negative situations.

Odimegwu Onwumere, October 23 2017

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