The mysterious Cold

I woke up today with a shiver, feeling the chill as if the harmattan season had just begun again or rather intensified after some break. I was puzzled by how the weather had intensified overnight. Just last week, the nights had been so unbearably hot that I couldn't sleep without a fan. I had to reluctantly switch it off when the power went out. I was even considering getting the air conditioner fixed (I no get air conditioner oo), that's how hot it was. But now, the cold was so severe that I thought I might be in for a bout of pneumonia.

I hurried to my wardrobe and pulled out the thickest coat I owned, bundling myself up in layers to protect against the biting cold. As I stepped outside, the air felt almost foreign, like a sharp slap to the face.

Later in the morning, I stumbled upon updates on Mindviewers, the community information platform, and found out that the unusual weather was the result of pollution, not a natural occurrence. It was disheartening to learn that something as transient as weather patterns was being influenced by the impact of human activity on the environment. It made me more aware of the importance of taking better care of our planet and the consequences of neglecting our responsibility to protect it.