Description

What is it that actually shapes the fate of the unborn child even before his or her coming to existence? Is it the deeds of either one or both parents? Again, can an individual be quite absolved of the outcome of his or her fate in life? What about his environment. The people and circumstances he or she encounters? Or are all these working in alliance with God's exclusive will and predetermination? These are some of the quandaries that this intensely emotion-ridden piece tries to explore. Anchored on pivotal role of fate in an individual's life, this multi-thematic piece also touches on the family attachment, academic struggle, divulgence of sacred information, aspect of African perception of psychiatry as well as early marriage. The author simply invites you to this pathos-evoking but rewarding expedition.