Who Is to Blame?

'Who are you?' 'Who is to blame?' These are just two of the many questions that Christiana I Ekum asks as she struggles to make sense of her present state and reach some kind of internal peace. For anyone who has suffered from rejection and ridicule in their lives due to the unkindness and intolerance of human beings, Who is to Blame? may help you to ask the right questions and gain the answers you so desperately need in order to accept the past and move on to a happier future. Although Ekum's story is a very personal and individual one, telling of her move to Britain from Nigeria and, among other things, how she coped with the immense cultural differences, her story holds a thought-provoking central theme: do any of us truly have the power to make our way through life as we please, or is it ultimately in the hands of God?