Sharing life through heartfelt stories. Turning ideas into transformational solutions.
I’m at home with books and stories more than anything else I’ve tried my hands on—and trust me, I’ve tried a lot.
That is why I write: To turn my imagination and quiet meditations into tangible matters. To enjoy more of life, see more of it, and perhaps, touch someone through my expressions.
On the good side of entrepreneurship, I help women walk in quiet confidence and build transformational businesses at Esther Uzoamaka Consulting.
On the creative lane, I manage OneGoodJune, a space that nurtures faith-led creative storytellers. We host a yearly writing fellowship, workshops, and exciting live events in the heart of Lagos.
I have nothing else to boast of except that I rest in the finished works of the cross, and that my life and works are acts of stewardship to Jesus, my Lord and Master, and to the pursuit of Philippians 3:10–11:
“That I may know him, and the power of his resurrection, and the fellowship of his sufferings, being made conformable unto his death; if by any means I might attain unto the resurrection of the dead.”
Life & Career Timeline
Late 90s.
Born to a 25-year-old unmarried woman. Left Enugu for Western Nigeria in 1995. First real encounter with oral storytelling in a typical African village.
Early 2000s.
A curious and enthused teen in Lagos, navigating a new world, overwhelmed with the first hard knocks of life. New encounters with storytelling.
From 2008 to 2012.
Had the best and most challenging season of my young adult life studying Theater Arts at the University of Benin.
Year 2013–14.
Lived in the idyllic town of Idanre, Ondo State, as a youth corps member, led Bible study at NCCF, and served as President, NDLEA CDS.
From 2015 onward.
A bittersweet goodbye to my childhood dream of acting and grappling with young adult challenges, and chaotic career seasons.
Year 2020.
Survived the pandemic and self-published my first novel, Red Roses, Stained Glasses—milestone phase, became depressed and uncertain about the future.
2025.
Writing again, learning Jesus, building creative visions, calling out my BS, and chasing sunsets with new stories.
Tomorrow.
Sochima🤞🏻