Recently, I attended a workshop at the Yemisi Shyllon Museum of Art, which has inspired me to explore Northern culture and lifestyle through their arts and crafts.
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I was told that the EndSARS protest was a gruesome affair
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After a year of President Tinubu’s administration, three Nigerian youths gathered to discuss the impact of his administration on the economy and the country as a whole.
Continue reading “Ep.1 Nigerian Youth Speak on the Current State of the Country”In the Grand Scheme of Things
You were not born with a silver spoon
for a reason
Life Goals in No Particular Order (1)
I did something I’ve always wanted to do.
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There’s this song, the most beautiful song I’ve ever heard in my 27 years of living, and I simply must share it.
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Bleeding on Paper
Can we talk about the sheer amount of strategy in technical writing? If I see one more strategic (…), I might just scream—literally!
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Beyonce, better hush that shit up, you say.
The first time I heard those words from the line of Sistergirlfriend by Zora Howard, I marvelled. The verbosity, the theatrics and goddammit, the audacity! I knew this was where I belonged.
From Microbiology To Communications: My Career Journey
As a child, I enjoyed listening to the radio. I had very specific tastes; Cool FM, Beat FM, Inspiration FM, and Top Radio. I was always in search of songs from my favourite international artistes, and sometimes it was the radio host that made me stay.
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