From the miraculous birth of a celebrated triplet in Lagos to the silent heartbreak of a father fighting for his son in London, Fathering Without Fear is a memoir forged in fire.

Born in 1977, Abraham’s life tracks visionary highs and devastating losses: campus politics and spiritual entanglements, immigration dead ends and legal labyrinths, a British son kept at a distance. Denied work, barred from public funds, opposed at every turn—every reason to quit.

He didn’t.

With strategy and Scripture, tears became testimony. Fathering Without Fear is more than a memoir: it’s a blueprint for men under pressure, a declaration that grace is a weapon, and a father’s letter to the next generation.

He didn’t survive by chance. He endured by grace. And because something always happens, he kept moving—even when nothing else did.

This is a story for the faithful, for the underestimated, and for anyone who has ever had to fight to be seen.