
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.
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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”
You were not born with a silver spoon
for a reason
I did something I’ve always wanted to do.
Continue reading “Life Goals in No Particular Order (1)”
There’s this song, the most beautiful song I’ve ever heard in my 27 years of living, and I simply must share it.
Continue reading “Everything, I Love You”
Can we talk about the sheer amount of strategy in technical writing? If I see one more strategic (…), I might just scream—literally!
Continue reading “Bleeding on Paper”
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.
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.
Continue reading “From Microbiology To Communications: My Career Journey”
To be honest, I can’t remember my first ever John Grisham novel, but I like to think it was The Rainmaker. I was a huge fan of Rudy and Mr Black. I remember drawing fancy designs of the title and putting Mr Black as a character to remember.
Continue reading “The Grisham Effect: My Reading Journey”
Anybody who knows me knows how much I love to talk about travelling.
Continue reading “My Top Ten Dream Destinations”