BACK TO BLOGGING!

Via Blogging Wizard.

So excited to be back!!

Here's the back story. I changed from blogpost to Wordpress and while I was hospitalised in 201, I couldn't renew the domain hosting immediately. The website got lost as someone quickly bought the web address. It's currently up for sale for $2,750 dollars.

Well, I got uninterested in starting a new blog from the scratch and then got busy with motherhood. Yes, thank you!

I have been an independent journalist since then and have been published in some national dailies. I also joined Code For Africa where we do stories that are data-driven.

Yes, some of these stories here will be posted here shortly.

We will get a .com domain soon. Taking this quite gently.

Again, it's good to be back. As least I have my archive of over 4,000 posts, that's less than half of what was lost on Wordpress. It's all good.

Hope everyone is keeping safe in this season as the pandemic hopefully comes to an end.

Cheers and have a great week ahead!

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