Micah Ogugua Okoye is passionate about faith, African history, and poetry. He blends cultural reflection, biblical insight, and personal conviction to explore how faith meets everyday life, especially in African society. Beyond his works of poetry and writings on faith, he is also the founder of Stein OnChain, a platform dedicated to on-chain analytics and education in the Web3 space.
I’m not sure he still remembers my name.I have wandered too far from the flock.How is it that you tell meThe One who once bore my sinIs out there somewhere, searching for me? That, my dear, I cannot believe. The prodigal son—he rememberedEven in his lowest moment,The long and lonely road back to his father’s house.But me? I don’t know…
You ask me why my smile is so bright.My dear brother, it all began last Thursday.When I fell on my knees, burdened with guilt,The yoke of my transgressions leaning on my shoulders.And then began my creed: Forgive me, Father, for I have sinned. Gradually, as I laid bare my sins,Slowly I felt the shackles fall off my soul.And I, who…