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2016 Review: Ikpefua Joy, My Year Review

2016 Review: Ikpefua Joy, My Year Review

Hmmm...Don't even know where and how to start from. 2016 has been quite a year.
2016 to me has been one of those years I enjoyed unmerited favour and grace. God has been faithful despite my unfaithfulness.

Yea, I was written off...I have been trodden upon and yes, I've been told to my face that I cannot attain the heights I'm striving so hard to attain because I don't have what it takes...and sometimes I'd believed that. Obvious challenges has stared at my face that threatened my resolutions and determinations but it is amazing that amidst it, God has always proved His Supremacy and rulership over my life.

2016 has taught me a lot. So many lessons that miraculously turned to blessings. I've met people who have impacted and invested in my life more than I could have ever done. And seriously, Allyreads has been a tangible blessing to me. Belonging to this family, is a treasure that I hold so dear...love them all..

Who Facebook EPP? I.. Despite how scary social media can be, it has been good to me, Facebook especially. Facebook gave me meaningful relationships. I got to meet my one of a kind bestie, my swagalicious Voke, and my hilarious, partner in crime friends (Niyi, Riri, Abiodun, Jim, Boyant, Blezzed, Lissa, etc) Facebook has been a lot of fun with these people. Through Voke, I've been to build relationships with writers like me..I mean, 2016 is really a good year..

In summary, 2016 has been been far better and exciting than the previous years. I've grown in every aspects of my life..Spiritually, mindset, exposure, experience...I've built meaningful relationships and I did forgo unnecessary ones..

Above it all, it has been God...and to Him alone all honour and thanksgiving is due.....

I so look forward to a better 2017 and I pray that it will be a better year for every year for every one of us..😘😘😘😘😘😘😘

Ikpefua Joy Christiana
#AddictedWriter

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