It means, literally, ‘I see you in my eyes, and in you, all things are, and, made beautiful’. If God loves us, as the Christian Bible says, it thus means that He sees us in His eyes (through Jesus), and in Jesus, we are, and made beautiful.

The mother tongue comes with so much clarity that it conveys exact emotions and call being made in prayers. Take for instance the phrase ‘I love you’. It is usually abused in non-English societies because the phrase doesn’t represent their reality. Now, ‘Ahurum gi na Anya’ is the Igbo phrase for it.

Next will be whether pedophiles can be prevented from working school children. The world has gone bonkers.