REFUSED TO DIE II: A Refugee's Diary Of Apocalyptic Long Walk To The East

In “Refused to Die II: A Refugee's Diary of an Apocalyptic Long Walk to the East”, the harrowing journey picks up where “Refused to Die: A Refugee's Diary of Death, Abyss, and Apocalyptic Survival” left off, plunging readers into one of the 20th century's darkest atrocities. In Franceville, Gabon, thousands of Hutu refugees—men, women, children, the disabled, and even infants—were abducted in a chilling conspiracy involving the UNHCR, Ambassador “Ruzapolika,” Tutsi Colonel Charles Kayonga, and the Gabonese police. These innocent souls were forcibly sent back to Rwanda to face the horrors of Kigali's torture chambers, where 547 Hutu refugees suffered relentless brutality, starvation, and grotesque killings under the calculated cruelty of General Paul Kagame’s Tutsi -led regime. This book lays bare their unimaginable suffering while honoring their memory, exposing the depths of despair and resilience in the face of unspeakable evil. Amid the horrors of the torture chamber, the author’s sole companion was a Bible that had been his source of hope since the 1995 Kibeho massacre, where Tutsi soldiers slaughtered thousands of Hutu refugees and left him gravely injured. That Bible became the cornerstone of the “Bible Fellowship in Hell,” bringing over 70 refugees to Christ inside the torture chamber as starvation and slaughter claimed 90% of them. The book vividly recounts the miraculous moments that sustained the author: a mysterious voice and echoing footsteps that gave him Psalm 91 as a promise of deliverance, and his survival after being presumed dead and thrown into Kigali's mortuary. Following a miraculous rescue, the author’s journey continued, marked by resilience and faith in the face of unimaginable sorrow. From the hellish depths of Kigali to the streets of Nairobi, the author’s journey reflects divine intervention and unyielding hope. As a destitute refugee in Kenya, he encountered “The Trees of Blessings”—Good Samaritans sent by God—who lifted him from the streets and opened doors to prestigious schools in Kenya and later universities in the USA and Australia. Guided by God’s promise in Jeremiah 29:11—"For I know the plans I have for you," declares the Lord, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future"—his story is a testament to resilience, faith, and the transformative power of hope. This book is not just a recounting of tragedy but a celebration of survival, faith, and God’s enduring promise. Read more