Naomi Nafula Wanjala is part of the US Entertainment team at Amomama Publishing. She is responsible for writing informative articles curated explicitly for our readers.
Before she joined the Amomama Publishing team, Naomi was a content writer and social media manager at Make Web Video. She was responsible for writing, editing, proofreading, and publishing content with Content Management Systems (CMS). Jana worked with clients to help them define their content needs and develop new ideas. She wrote SEO-optimized articles, blog posts, video scripts, and infographics. She was also responsible for promoting content on social networks, monitoring engagement, and scheduling posts for multiple social media channels.
Naomi holds a qualification in Journalism from the Irish learning platform Alison, where she graduated in 2021.
She loves learning new things and developing innovative ideas. Naomi aspires to make a difference through storytelling and loves to read self-improvement books, travel, and try out new recipes.
When my grandpa passed away, I thought the hardest part would be moving on. I never expected him to start visiting me in my dreams with the same strange message every night. I didn't want to believe it meant anything — until the day I finally gave in and went to the basement.
It was just another Saturday, another reminder of what I didn’t have. But when I overheard my husband’s words—words he thought I’d never hear—my entire life unraveled in a way I couldn’t have imagined.
My birthday party was in full swing when my husband suddenly said he had to leave for "work." Something about it didn’t sit right. What I saw when I decided to follow him left me questioning everything.
The day my son was born should have been the happiest of my life. Instead, it was the day my entire world began to fall apart. When my husband finally showed up at the hospital, what he said instead left me questioning everything.
Weddings are supposed to be filled with joy, but as I watched Shanize approach the altar, a knot formed in my stomach. Something was wrong and I couldn't ignore it. When I finally stepped forward to lift her gown, the truth I found left me frozen in shock.
They say you don’t just marry a person—you marry their family. If only someone had warned me how true that would be, maybe I wouldn’t have ended up in tears, clutching my wedding dress in an empty apartment the night my husband accused me of the one thing I’d never done.
On my 35th birthday, my husband handed me the keys to a brand-new car. It should have been a dream come true, but instead, it became the beginning of a nightmare I never saw coming.
When my father-in-law moved into our home, I thought we were doing him a favor. But soon, his presence turned into something I never could’ve anticipated—something that tested my patience, my marriage, and my limits.
I never expected to see my high school teacher years later in the middle of a crowded farmers’ market. But there he was, calling my name like no time had passed. What started as a polite conversation quickly turned into something I never could’ve imagined.
Some people believe the world owes them everything, from special treatment to things that clearly aren't theirs. They'll push boundaries, take what doesn't belong to them, and expect the rest of us to just grin and bear it. But karma has a way of catching up with the entitled.
The man at my door looked like trouble—a stranger with hard eyes and a crooked smile. But when he opened his mouth, he didn't ask for directions or offer a sales pitch. His words made my blood run cold and the demand he made next changed everything.
It started as an ordinary morning—a quiet goodbye to my father at the cemetery. But by the next day, I found myself sitting in a police station, accused of a crime I didn’t commit. All because of my kind gesture toward an elderly blind woman.
Every night, my husband waits until I’m asleep before slipping out of bed and disappearing with a secret tablet. At first, I thought I was imagining things. Then I started finding strange little clues—and I knew I had to follow him.
"If you go through with this, you're no longer my daughter." Those were the last words my father said to me three years ago, before slamming the door on our relationship. I thought I’d never hear from him again—until his black car pulled into my driveway.
After my boyfriend threw me and our son out, a kind stranger gave us a roof over our heads, no strings attached. Or so I thought. I wasn’t ready for the secrets hiding in the walls—or how they connected to my son's absent father.
When the eviction notice came, I thought I had reached the end of my rope. But a mysterious invitation and an offer from a millionaire changed everything—and not in the way I expected.
When Tom's eyes locked onto the empty space in our living room, a look of pure panic spread across his face. "Please tell me you didn't…" he started, but it was already too late.
Christmas Eve always carried a weight I could never shake. As I slid into the back seat of the taxi, the world around me blurred into sleep, and I let it. When I awoke, it wasn’t to the sight of home, but to a cold, abandoned room.
It started with a strange request over dinner, one I couldn’t quite wrap my head around. But the phone call that came days later? That’s what really shattered everything I thought I knew about my husband.
"Don’t go to the basement." That's all my boss said before hanging up. At first, I dismissed it as another odd demand from a man full of them. But when I stepped into his house and his daughter mentioned what—or who—was downstairs, I couldn't stop myself from looking.
The knock was urgent, desperate, like someone fleeing for their life. When I opened the door, my neighbor stood there, her face streaked with tears. What she said next didn’t just shake me — it destroyed me.
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