Tales of an African Princess in America

In 2015 the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) created a Fake University called " The University of Farmington" to collect hard evidence on how international students defraud the immigration system. This led to the arrest of 8 recruiters and about 250 students. Listen to this episode to learn 5 ways to tell if your university is legitimate. Check us out on all the available platforms:   Website: https://talesofanafricanprincessinamerica.com Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzmEXQFN9gTQpuQsRuwJF_Rmnmx559Usf  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/africanprincessinamerica/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AfricanPrincessInAmerica/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/PrincessAfrique Free Ebook on Getting a Green Card from F-1 Visa: https://talesofanafricanprincessinamerica.com/immigration/

Welcome to a brand new year and season 3 of the podcast!!!! Thank you for joining us again this year. Today on the podcast Adé and Ozi talk about New year traditions, and resolutions. They also announce the  4 winners from the recently concluded giveaways!  Check us out on all the available platforms:  Website: https://talesofanafricanprincessinamerica.com  Youtube: African Princess in America  Instagram :@africanprincessinamerica Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AfricanPrincessInAmerica/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/PrincessAfrique

Episode 90: Have you ever made a promise to someone you love and failed to keep that promise? 12 years ago I made a lot of promises. Promises I never kept. This episode is also about my first book and why I may never publish it. 

I made this episode for my youtube Channel (African Princess in America) about how to request for recommendation letters needed for the EB2- NIW green card application process. I applied as a postdoctoral fellow⁣⁣⁣, I was not sponsored by any employer and⁣⁣⁣ I did not employ the services of any lawyer. 

Today you get to meet an amazing lady "Motolani" popularly called "Dr. Mo".   She is an Assistant Professor and also the host of the More Sibyl Podcast. Check her out on instagram @mosibyl. Dr. Mo takes us on an amazing journey of what her life in Nigeria was like prior to relocating to the US. She shares insights on the US visa interview process and what it really takes to settle down and start a life in the US (the American Dream).

Last week Adé and I got our green cards in the mail. I applied as a postdoctoral fellow⁣⁣⁣, I was not sponsored by any employer and⁣⁣⁣ I did not employ the services of any lawyer. This episode is about how we went directly from student visa immigration status to becoming U.S. Green card holders. Podcast: Tales of an African Princess in America Podcast (https://anchor.fm/drozi/episodes/From-F1-visa-to-Green-Card-e8s1e7) Website: https://talesofanafricanprincessinamerica.com/

This is the concluding episode of the Live podcast. We talked about Love sex and relationships oh and orgasms!. Enjoy the episode. The live podcast event in Texas on sex, love and relationships was sooo much fun,  I just had to share a little bit of the madness with you. Special thanks to ALL our sponsors that provided items for our glam bag. Check them out on instagram!!! @sisiomachic @theperfectv @womeninwhitecoatsblog @drninalum @drkanisha and @thevmagic.

The live podcast event in Texas on sex, love and relationships was sooo much fun,  I just had to share a little bit of the madness with you. Special thanks to ALL our sponsors that provided items for our glam bag. Check them out on instagram!!! @sisiomachic @theperfectv @womeninwhitecoatsblog @drninalum @drkanisha and @thevmagic

Listen to our Final episode from Japan.

So first there was the Typhoon Hagibis, most flights got cancelled including ours, then we got to experience an ancient Japanese tradition, Onsen baths! It's a communal type bath in a room full of men or women, but you ALL are clad in your birthday suits; NAKED! Warning: Raspy voice (ozi).

As an African woman my hair is probably one of the things I want to take care of FIRST before any major trip. On this episode, find out the mishap that threatened to ruin our vacation and the Life hack that worked the magic! Enjoy.

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Happy Independence Day Nigeria ( Naija). Our Take on Noo Saro Wiwa's "Top 10 Things that Nigeria does better than anywhere else". Enjoy.

This episode is about 3 things; a glass house, a live podcast and a secret location. Enjoy!

Our Premier Live Podcast event  is coming to Dallas Texas on October 19, 2019 from 4-7pm. Come have an amazing night and be part of the podcast. We will have amazing prizes for the winners of our raffle draws and everyone will leave with a gift bag of goodies.

Ever wonder what it's like to be an international student?  ⁣On this episode of the podcast I share a little about the immigration journey for international students in the US, and what to expect after graduation⁣.⁣

This episode is dedicated to my husband Adé. 

Do you want to expand your professional network but do not know how to do so? ⁣⁣Here are 3 tips that have worked really well for me.⁣⁣

It's wedding season again, and our guest on the podcast Omolade; an Event Decorator  shares tips on how to have the exquisite wedding of your dreams on a budget.

This episode is specially created to celebrate our Nigerian Fathers. We share some of our fondest memories and some scary ones too.

Black women experience maternal deaths at three to four times that of non- Hispanic white women.⁣ This is the concluding episode with the amazing Dr. Ruthie Arumala a physician who specializes in Obstetrics and Gynecology (OB/GYN) to discuss the role of Doulas and Midwives in healthcare and the controversial Abortion bill. Dr. Ruthie is also the Host of the "Pretty in Pink" Podcast where she discusses many issues pertaining to Women's health.

Black women experience maternal deaths at three to four times that of non- Hispanic white women.⁣ I have invited the amazing Dr. Ruthie Arumala a physician who specializes in Obstetrics and Gynecology (OB/GYN) to discuss some of the reasons why black women are at greater risks, and also to share things that my African American sisters and mothers out there need to know to get the best care possible.⁣

Every year, a group of computer science students from Babcock University Nigeria, led by their Lecturer Mr Ernest Onuiri, visit Silicon Valley to learn from the experts in the field and gain priceless exposure to the tech world. This episode is about how an amazing Lecturer is changing the lives of his students, one trip at a time. 

Last week I had a car accident on my way to work; a hit and run. It seemed like my week was ruined, unexpected expenses, aches and pains; couldn't release a podcast episode, several times on the brink of tears; last week LIFE HAPPENED!  On this episode of the podcast I share my experience with you. I hope it helps you remember that tough times never last, but tough people do!.

This is the first in a series of episodes where I interview Amazing individuals who have successfully turned an idea that started as a side hustle, to their main source of income. Today on the podcast my guest Molly Stillman has done just that! She takes us on a journey on how she started her business; blogging and podcasting,  and  shares some useful tips for budding entrepreneurs. Enjoy!

Think getting a phD will mess with your head? I'll tell you for sure how much it messed with mine on this episode of the podcast, I share with you the "inside scoop" on how getting a PhD can mess with you.  Enjoy

This episode is about 3 main reasons why people may turn down "great" offers. Enjoy!

This episode is really about an epic date night that Adé and I had, trying new things in Nashville TN. We also talk about guns and roadtrips! Enjoy.

What does the expression "secure the bag" mean to you? On this episode, my guest discusses ways to get rid of debt while building credit as a way to "secure the bag" enjoy!.

To celebrate the International Women's Day, I interview a phenomenal woman (Joyce Nwakanma) who is doing AMAZING things in the field of Cardiology. This episode will teach you; how to avoid “breaking your own heart".⁣ 

Today on the podcast my guest Ms. Chinazor Onyebuchi shares her story about dealing with clinical depression.

It's Tax Season in America, and on this episode  I speak with a Tax expert from Ogunnaike & Associates, on the changes made in deductions in 2019.

On this episode my guest Mr Kenny shares an Amazing story of unconditional LOVE. He takes us on a journey of Love; how he fell in Love with his wife, Life after marriage and the challenges of having a specially-abled child.  Mr Kenny's daughter "Olivia" was born with a rare genetic condition called 1P36 deletion syndrome".  Mr Kenny says " Love is so powerful, it has healing effects". Listen and be inspired to Love more this Valentine's day

Valentine's Day is 7 short days away, and to celebrate love, we are sharing our love story on the podcast today. Enjoy

This episode is inspired by the facebook 10-year challenge. On the podcast today I take a look at what life was like for me in 2009, and all the changes that have happened since then. 

On this UNIQUE Episode I interview a Registered Dietician Ms. Abigail Clarke who encourages us to EAT WITH OUR HANDS, as a way to manage weight and maintain a healthy lifestyle. Enjoy!

Does Birth Order Predict Behavior and Personality?

On this Episode, Adé and I talk about what Christmas and New Year Celebrations were like for us growing up in Nigeria.

On this episode I share 3 simple things you can do to be more welcoming in 2019.

Episode 54: This episode was inspired by one of my podcast listeners who sent me an email about how she would be spending the Christmas break alone on Campus for the first time as an international student in America. This episode Is dedicated to everyone who will be alone on Christmas, and it outlines some fun ideas that international students can do, while spending Christmas away from family and friends. Enjoy!

Episode 53: The Wait On this episode I had the privilege of interviewing Nozipho Sibanda (MS) a Transformational Life Coach. 5 years ago, Nozipho was diagnosed with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS). PCOS is a genetic, hormonal and reproductive disorder that is also one of the leading causes of infertility in women. Some of the symptoms of PCOS include; irregular periods, excessive acne, weight gain, anxiety, depression and cysts in the ovaries. Nozipho shares her story on her secret fear of infertility, the WAIT for her miracle baby, and the lifestyle change that made ALL THE DIFFERENCE!!!

Episode 52: Adé and I celebrated our wedding Anniversary a week ago, and on this episode of the podcast we share with you what marriage has been like for us in the last year. Enjoy!

Episode 51: What's Your BIG Idea?.This episode is dedicated to EVERYONE or ANYONE who has a business idea and is currently sitting pretty on it. My guest talks about how she started her business, the hurdles she faced and the BEST advise she can offer to aspiring business owners.

Episode 50: On this episode, I invited my sister Dr Nancy Butler to talk about her new book, and how her son was cured of Sickle Cell Disease.

This Episode is all about our first cave and camping adventure in the US. Step outside the box, experience new things and most importantly share your culture with the world. Enjoy!

My husband and I are both Nigerian, however we come from 2 different tribes and each speak a different language. This episode is about agreeing on a baby name that represents both tribes.

Our guest on the today's episode  is April Maye, a Wife, Journalist, Social worker, Blogger (The Lifestyle Brief) and Breast Cancer Survivor. On this episode, April walks us through her journey dealing with breast cancer and how it impacted her life.

This episode is about a friend I met on Instagram "Omotola Atolani", and her journey from graduating with a third class degree from the university to living her best life today. Enjoy!

Episode 45 : I found my first apartment online, I did not get a chance to physically walk- through the apartment until moving-in day!!! listen to find out how it turned out.

This Episode is all about the year I spent serving my country Nigeria.

Episode 43: 10 ways to know you NEED a vacation, and super cool ideas on how to take a break, PAUSE, and RESET.

Episode 42: This Episode is for EVERYONE! At some point we all get to be guests in the homes of our friends and family members. This episode highlights some of the ways we can make our stay better in other people's homes. Enjoy!

Episode 41: This week a friend asked me if Africans feel the same way about Tribal marks as they do tattoos. Listen and Enjoy.

On this Episode, my friend Tobi and I talk about All things Traditional weddings. Enjoy

Bride Price. Today Lindile Ncube shares with us the Marriage process in her Tribe (The Ndebele Tribe)

This is the first of a 4-part series on the events surrounding African Weddings. This episode is about Dating Enjoy.

 This episode is for EVERYONE who constantly worries about what other people think of them. Enjoy

Episode 36: Hello 30!!!! Finally 30 and today I talk about what i think of the expression "dirty 30's"

Episode 35: Today I share an experience about a time in my life that I consider my lowest moment and how I got through it

This episode is all about dating and rebound relationships. I partnered with the A.M.A.Z.I.N.G Dr. Crystal Benjamin, a marriage and Family Therapist to talk about this. Enjoy

This Episode is about first job interview, which was also my Worst... Enjoy

A Young and Vibrant University Lecturer (Mr Ernest Onuiri) had a dream to bring his students from Nigeria to visit Silicon Valley, as a way to motivate and inspire them. Please Listen to how this man is changing the traditional learning experience for his students. Enjoy

Episode 31: Are some people born happier than others? how can I improve my basal level of happiness? On this episode I share tips on how I stay continuously happy.

Episode 30: I Share my fitness goals and giveaway an awesome gift to help a lucky listener stay on track with their own fitness goals too. Enjoy!

Happy Mother's Day to all the Ladies Out There. This episode is about some of the cool things we can do as women to lift each other up, Enjoy!

Episode 28: I love to spend Sunny Saturdays at the park; people watching and taking in nature. This episode is about a wedding I witnessed at the park and how it compares to a Nigerian wedding, Enjoy.

Episode 27: This episode is dedicated to my parents for all the love and sacrifices they made for me.

Episode 26 : Storytime- the time i was asked about 419

Today I talk about how long It takes to get settled In America. Enjoy

 This Episode is about Paraskevidekatriaphobia. Wanna Find out what that is? Listen and Enjoy

 is inspired by a listener who desires to study abroad but does not have the funds to do so.

Episode 22: I love to Daydream. I share the benefits of Daydreaming on this episode, Enjoy

As a Child Growing up in Nigeria, I Noticed that everytime we got a visitor from America, they all had a distinct Uniform Scent. In this Episode I talk about that.

Episode 19: We all experience feelings of envy at some point in our lives and in this episode I share tips that can help you turn that feeling of envy to something that propels you to to suceed

It's been 18 years since my first pair of glasses! In this episode I share the life lessons I have learned along the way about social acceptance and staying true to myself.

The First couple of years living in the US, I was so homesick. Listen to this episode to learn how I dealt with it

On Today’s episode I invite my friend Christiana an Accountant to talk money matters and practical ways to start saving.

How to deal with procrastination

On this Episode I Speak about the the time when I almost threw in the towel. Be encouraged

On this episode I share the top 5 culture shocks I faced when I first moved to America

 Managing Long Distance Friendships

Episode 12: In this episode so introduce the concept of being a safe person

Episode 11: How to feel great about work on Monday

Someone asked me about the things I hate/dislike about myself. Wow!!!! Well here are a few things I wish I could change. Hahahahaha enjoy

Episode 9: These are the top 5 things I wish I did in my home country before moving to America. Hope it helps someone out there. Enjoy

Episode 8: Part 2 of the Hair conversation and I have my Friend Tobi on Air sharing her perspective on the Topic. Hilarious😂😂😂

Episode 7: In this episode I talk all about Hair!!

Every year since I moved to America, I have gotten the Flu Vaccine, and today Dr Nancy Butler gives some insight on the reasons why we should.

My Very First Traffic Ticket, and I did not even own a car!!!🙄

Episode 4: Only after I moved to America did I discover I was lactose intolerant. I still enjoy the occasional dairy overload with the help of lactaid, but listen to heard how this Nigerian Princess adjusted to the American cheese Nation. Enjoy

Episode 3: It’s ok to sound different, cos honestly we all are different, just make sure you communicate effectively

Episode 2: Growing up in Africa- Nigeria, I noticed that society applauded the male child and put more emphasis on his needs above that of the female child, here are my thoughts. What do you think, and did you experience the same?

Episode 1: Welcome to my channel- Introduction