Author Archives: Zuby

I regret to inform you that i will be very busy in the coming days. It means no updates until two weeks. I apologize to my fans and promise to make it up for you when i return.   Thanks … Continued

  “Where did you say you are going?” I asked Solomon on the phone. It was the day after he left Bremen. He said he was going to Slovakia with Johnson for business. I didn’t know where Slovakia was and … Continued

  He had said he would come to Bremen the next day but he was there already. “I couldn’t wait until tomorrow. I am sorry for what I did to you, I should not have punished you this way,” he … Continued

  On the day of the interview, I woke up early and prepared. I said a few lines of prayers and walked to the administrative block where the interview center was located. Inside the waiting hall, I sat down with … Continued

  Emmanuel had somehow walked up to the booth and stood behind me. He knew what I was going through. I have not said anything to the poor boy since the day before. He was saying something behind me but … Continued

  Back in my room at the asylum camp, I cried for the rest of the day. Emmanuel had managed to follow me to my room but I turned him back before I opened my door. I told him that … Continued

  “Are you stupid? How dare you disturb people’s privacy?” Emmanuel shouted. Attaboy, the brave East African warrior to the rescue.. Only if he knew the type of problem I was. Solomon had turned his back on us and was … Continued

  Day one in Bremen crawled away and spilled into day two. The food wasn’t the same as what I ate at the apartment in Berlin but it was good and balanced. Everyone was expected at the dining hall by … Continued

  It took us five hours to get to Bremen, which was the city I was going to take my asylum properly. The more hours we spent on the road on our way to the camp, the more scared I … Continued

  “Sit down,” The Policeman pointed to an empty chair. It was still January and everywhere was snow-white and cold. People were just waking up for work. The trains and buses had just started running and the streets were still … Continued