Sandra Ukachi

I was born in Nigeria, and I currently live in New York City. I am a physician assistant. I am not your average writer with the big words and intelligent opinions but I can only express myself in the best way I know how. My words are my true experiences, and I have a lot of weird ones.
Life Abroad

My Bottled Water Smells Like Rotten Egg And Luciano Is Tripping!

Sandra Ukachi -
Guys, I recently met someone oh! And no he isn’t Nigerian and I am not saying were he is from, and I will probably switch to Pidgin English in a few seconds, because I don’t think I want him stumbling on this article...
Life Abroad

I Don’t Expect You To Understand My Pain! I Don’t Really Care If You Don’t

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I have said hello to someone today, and had to say goodbye the next day. It’s always the same painful feeling as I see their bodies in huge coffins buried in the dirt. They tell me strangers took them away, and these strangers have names...
Life Abroad

Listening In…Taa! I Know You Do It Too. Don’t Judge Me

Sandra Ukachi -
It’s interesting the encounters you have when you take public transportation. You get to see different people, listen in on their conversations, and often you have to listen to a stranger tell you his or her life story...
Life Abroad

Very Scary State Of Affairs

Sandra Ukachi -
Duane you have to stop this. I am not your girlfriend, I can't go out with you, and I am not even sure we are friends...

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Interviews & Profiles

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