Navigating Adulthood As A Nigerian Undergraduate

I am officially a working woman in tech. Listen to what it's been like these last few months

A rundown of my graduation, to improving my technical skills

#PeterIsBetter Be Obidient and Yusful

I share my personal techniques on networking on Twitter and LinkedIn.

A collection of thoughts on the Twitter discussions surrounding the Queen Elizabeth's death

How do you learn how to banter as a you adult, who is introverted, and quite anti-social

Dealing with imposter syndrome as a beginner woman in tech

How I feel about ideas

Being stuck at home has its pros as much as it has the cons. More so because, there is no stability in the country and so many of us fall into despair. My experience revealed a couple of nuggets on life and that's what I addressed in this podcast. Enjoy...

I completely changed my career from arts to web development. Here's a quick summary on it all

15 mindset of the rich that the poor don't have

Same way there are 5 stages of dealing with loss, that's the way Identification of feminism comes with. Listen to this light-headed episode on the hot topic of Feminism

This episode is about revisiting the traditional roles of cooking. At this age, we should get comfortable with not being chefs

It's always advisable to take on the advice of the successful older generation on what they'd have done better in their 20s. Join me as we discover what those actions are

We've heard it gazillion times. Go learn a skill. Find a skill. Skill. Skill. Skill.
What exactly is this skill? Which skills are out there and how profitable are they? What does each entail?

Join me in today's episode as I discuss this

The rich and the wealthy amass the biggest troll in the world, most especially in Nigeria.

It's as though Nigerians want them to apologise for their wealth and so, the envy basically make wealth elude them. It's as simple as that.

Anyways, this episode reveals some mind-blowing truth on the real impact the rich have in the society... And the simple trick you can use to start building up to the level of the rich...

Today's episode addresses one of the major challenges of the female gender and how it affects nearly all the sectors of their lives. The constant barrage of expectations and presumptions in their lives.

And most importantly, ways to kick-ass the impositions on them and live a totally unapologetic AF life with no inhibitions.
Enjoy.

The dynamics in the relationship between parents and children in Nigeria is a fear-love relationship. This has to do with the kind of upbringing our parents' generation inculcated ours with and some times, it doesn't yield positive results. More so as regards to career path among other things. This is what this episode addresses and ways we can learn from those mistakes, improve our lives and make conscious decision not to replicate them. Enjoy

The #ENDSARS protests have spiralled to an almost anarchist movement by thugs, hoodlums who are not only vandalising properties but looting while at it. This episode looks into the sharp turn to which the protest turned to following the Lekki Toll Gate Massacre

The Lekki Toll Gate Massacre and Aftermath - Reflections

Sọ̀rọ̀ Sóke is a Yoruba phrase which means "Speak Up."

Over the course of 2 weeks now, Nigerian youths have taken to the streets to protest against the blatant injustice that the SARS unit of the police force have caused the citizens.

The President is yet to fully address the country, neither has he met with the demands stipulated by the protesters.

And so, it continues amidst the hijacking of the movement instigated by some saboteurs among other things.

However, the youths are unrelenting. This protest is much more than just SARS. It's the accumulation of pent up anger and frustration against the Nigerian government. And it will only continue from here on...
#ENDSARS #ENDSWAT #SOROSOKE

There has been wide range of protests all over the country following the incessant human rights abuse and injustice meted to the citizens of Nigeria. This has led to sporadic protests all over the country for the government to bring an end to the SARS segment in the police force. Although, the government had claimed to have dissolved the issue, the citizens are not standing still because same promises have been made for about 4 years with no favourable results. This episode looks into this and more from the perspective of a youth...

Nigeria society is gradually becoming another America with the brutality of the SARS.

It's a menace that has risen to a deplorable state and is still spiralling down to that place.

It's unfortunate that the government has done nothing to address this, neither are they particularly interested in curbing this.

There have been agitations by the citizenry, more so in recent times. Added with celebrities who are for the cause and those being cowards (coughs). But what happens when the citizens realise that there is a clause that actually permits police brutality in the Nigeria law.

Join me and Charles as we dissect this topic completely....

This episode explores the double standards prevalent in our society as regards to the shaming and humiliation of women when nudes are leaked online. The case of reference is the recently leaked tryst with an IMSU lecturer. This podcast examines the double standards and the alarming low rate to which the news got recognition online...

This period reveals some hard truths on the place of academics in our contemporary society. How necessary is schooling when we are not sure of it's advantage in the future? Listen to my insights before you conclude whether school na scam for real for real. Sit tight and "Chillax"