In the Neighbourhood

Today's guest, Martin Eze, is enthusiastic about good governance in Nigeria. He is an advocate for youth participation in the political process. He has been actively involved in social impact projects including voters education, digital political advocacy and more recently the Youth Vote Count Mega Concert through the platform of GoVote, a non-governmental social-impact initiative by the tech hub, CcHub; he shares his experience concerning coordinating and mobilizing the youth to attend the entertainment cum political event and more. Listen and remember to leave a voice message with your thoughts. Follow on all social media platforms: Instagram - @intheneighbourhoodpodcast, Twitter - @IntheNhoodPod. If you'd love to encourage us, here's the tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood Instagram: @Govote.ng Twitter: @GovoteNg.

In today's episode, Sally Dibba, a Gambian startup administrator travelled from her home country to Ghana for higher education at Ashesi University where transformational education is delivered in addition to mentorship & cultural exposure. Patrick Awuah, President of Ashesi University also greatly inspires today's guest in view of his open-door policy, Liberal Art centric curriculum, honour code system etc. Listen and remember to leave a voice message with your thoughts. Follow on all social media platforms: Instagram - @intheneighbourhoodpodcast, Twitter - @IntheNhoodPod. If you'd love to encourage us, here's the tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood

Today's guest, Beverly Ndifoin, a multifaceted journalist and development communication professional, speaks on female representation in government. While the focus of the podcast is Cameroon, most of the conversation is easily relatable to an African audience. She also speaks on the daily risks encountered in her line of work as a journalist in Africa. Listen and remember to leave a voice message with your thoughts. Follow on all social media platforms: Instagram - @intheneighbourhoodpodcast, Twitter - @IntheNhoodPod. If you'd love to encourage us, here's the tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood

Today's guest, Olufunmi J. Olaosun, a development professional, Communications Manager, and TV presenter, speaks on the role of the media in elections. While she emphasized the need for the electorate to direct attention to the track record of candidates instead of voting along the lines of tribe/class/party, etc, she also speaks on the birth of more independent reporters and the ideal role of the media in helping citizens make informed decisions. Listen and remember to leave a voice message with your thoughts. Follow on all social media platforms: Instagram - @intheneighbourhoodpodcast, Twitter - @IntheNhoodPod. If you'd love to encourage us, here's the tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood

On today's episode, Mbunabo Emmanuella, a Political Analyst undergoing her masters degree in Unilag majoring in Comparative Politics joined us to share her strong arguments for democracy. Her love for the country is palpable as she also shared her opinion on the pending women's rights bills on the floor of the house as well as the Electoral Act Amendment Bill. Listen and remember to leave a voice message with your thoughts. Follow on all social media platforms: Instagram - @intheneighbourhoodpodcast, Twitter - @IntheNhoodPod. If you'd love to encourage us, here's the tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood

On today's episode, Igwebuike Amaechi Kingsley, a graduate of international relations from Obafemi Awolowo University shares his opinion on what we ought to focus on as young people as we countdown to 2023. He also speaks on the aftermath of the APC convention. Listen and remember to leave a voice message with your thoughts. Follow on all social media platforms: Instagram - @intheneighbourhoodpodcast, Twitter - @IntheNhoodPod. If you'd love to encourage us, here's the tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood ---

Late Chukwuelobe Onyeka Onyeka is a Political Analyst and commercial diplomat. In today's episode, the discussion was far from sentimental and centred around how to increase political participation, a third force and a demand for an #EliteConsensus and political advocacy from religious centres. The episode also touched on the Nigerian obsession to gamble with worse candidates from bigger parties as opposed to credible candidates from smaller parties. And lastly, political experience or administrative experience, which should take precedence? Listen and remember to leave a voice message with your thoughts. If you'd love to encourage us, here's the tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood

"The personal is political" — A popular feminist saying from the 20th century. Now, to borrow from the saying, we're going to elect a new president by 2023. We need not act unconcerned when the matter in question is politics. As there is no distinct separation as it were from our personal and political lives. Welcome to a new dispensation.

This episode which was originally recorded in celebration of the 16 Days of Activism against GBV gets to finally see the light of day. As the #AnonymousSeries comes to an end, what better way to celebrate than to have a guest join us to chat about intense conversations. In today's episode, we chat about the reality of what it means to be a first child and a first daughter within the African context, unlearning childhood behaviours, relationships etc. Listen and remember to leave a voice message with your thoughts. If you'd love to encourage us, here's the tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood

Do you really know your siblings or you think you do? In today's episode, we have Maryam Ayinde, a video creator, recent secondary leaver talk about her life and experience as the last child of her family. Listen and remember to leave a voice message with your thoughts. If you'd love to encourage us, here's the tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood

In our episode today, we had an insightful conversation with anonymous. He talked about the future of Content Creation and how to strategically position for opportunities and we say a big thank you for that. A lot of wisdom was shared... Listen and remember to leave a voice message with your thoughts. If you'd love to encourage us, here's the tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood ---

The much-awaited episode about unconditional love, are you a parent? do you have plans of being a parent or not? In today's episode, Godswill Igiakong, who is a content writer/ marketer, a brand storyteller, and a student of life shares an insightful perspective on this topic. Listen and remember to leave a voice message with your thoughts. If you'd love to encourage us, here's the tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood

Today's episode of the anonymous series had Blossom Ubochi, who is a recent high-school graduate, a prolific reader, content creator, a creative, an author and public speaker in view. She loves to inspire young ones especially teenage girls to greatness; utilizing their God given potentials and ability. Her book titled "Beautiful You" is a must read for every girl child. Listen and remember to leave a voice message with your thoughts. If you'd love to encourage us, here's the tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood

The fundamental need for individual space in relationships should not dismissed. In the episode, today's anonymous guest shared personal hilarious anecdotes. Listen and remember to leave a voice message with your thoughts. If you'd love to encourage us, here's the tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood

The anonymous series continues to get better with more intense conversations. In today's episode, we chat about the subject of death and love and the problematic opinions of society around it. Listen and remember to leave a voice message with your thoughts. If you'd love to encourage us, here's the tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood

The anonymous series continues with today's guest talking about the day/boarding school dichotomy. The justifications and the outrightly unreasonable excuses for either choice. Based on your experiences and exposure, what is your preference? Listen and remember to leave a voice message with your thoughts. If you'd love to encourage us, here's the tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood

As we continue with the anonymous series, today's guest gave an insight into the world of children and if it's appropriate to give children access to smartphones. Will you be an entitled or intentional parent? Will you be willing to teach your children to trust you? Listen and remember to leave a voice message with your thoughts. If you'd love to encourage us, here's the tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood

In our episode today, we had a grown-up conversation with anonymous. He was vulnerable and we say a big thank you for that. To find out what today's guest would say "yes, I do" to, use the link and listen. Remember to leave a voice message and support this podcast, here is the tip link:https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood

Another anonymous guest on this season and today's episode questions our very idea of religion and if we would have been religious in the absence of a concept such as heaven or hell or even religious parents. Remember to leave a voice message and support this podcast, here is the tip link:https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood

Our second guest for the #AnonymousSeries #WouldYouSeries is a sweet, simple, celebrity side-thing living her best life. Anonymous also dropped a lot of gems and hot takes raised to power 2000. Did you know that women are not the only victims of GBV but women are known to speak up for other groups apart from women? Anonymous is happy to school you as you listen to this episode. Remember to leave a voice message and support this podcast, here is the tip link:https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood

The first episode of #Season5 and the #AnonymousSeries #WouldYouSeries starting out with Toby Ude-Akpeh talking us through if she would disclose having a second job to her boss. Please subscribe to Toby's newsletter https://tobyudeakpeh.substack.com Remember to leave a voice message and support this podcast, here is the tip link:https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood

Today's guest, Tolulope Makinwa is a multiple award winning social entrepreneur and the execution lead at TMI for AFRICANS, a community devoted to promoting lifelong learning and developmental capacities for young people. She runs a personal development hub for young women professionals of African descent seeking to transit within sectors under the Tolu Makinwa Experience. And she shares what it entails to design informal economic empowerment schemes for women. @tolulope.makinwa @tolumakinwainitiative www.tolumakinwainitiative.org Remember to leave a voice message and support this podcast, here is the tip link:https://getfidia.com/pay/ayindefathiat/studio-microphone.

Today's guest, Aniekanabasi Umoh is a Cryptocurrency teacher and writer. He is passionate about Cryptocurrencies and Blockchain technology and has over the last 3 years written and taught various people across Nigeria about the technology. He is a writer at Tatcoinnews and a leader at several cryptocurrency communities including TCN Crypto Labs and The Magicians Crypto Apart from Cryptocurrencies, Umoh spends his time Designing Websites and Graphics. He is also in his 4th year of Medical School and hopes to someday use Blockchain technology and Cryptocurrency to solve Nigeria's health challenges. Remember to leave a voice message and support this podcast, here is the tip link:https://getfidia.com/pay/ayindefathiat/studio-microphone. Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/Umoh.Aniekanabasi Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/Aniekanabasi01/ Email: umohaniekanabasi@gmail.com

Today's guest is Taye Uhuru, a soft-spoken African American who is an author, genealogist, hip-hop artist, with an in-depth knowledge of African history. He is a dedicated volunteer and a well-travelled tourist who has visited 70+ countries and still counting. Remember to leave a voice message and support this podcast, here is the tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood

Are you looking to disrupt the agricultural space in Nigeria? Today's guest gave a step by step breakdown of the roles individuals, private corporations and the government can play in Nigeria. Remember to leave a voice message and support this podcast, here is the tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood Email: intheneighbourhoodpodcast@yahoo.com

Dear Neighbours, thank you for contributing to rendering my journey beautiful. It is my birthday today and I asked that I get voicenotes telling me sweet nothings. Thank you to everyone who indulged me, I'm indebted because as far as I'm concerned, this is priceless. Check out my friend Halima: https://instagram.com/official_leemahstalkshow?utm_medium=copy_link. Check out Rafbeatz the Music Producer: https://audiomack.com/rm-genesis-gh/song/e-go-payoff. Music Credit: Enoch Godson - Olojo Ibi To support the podcast, here is the tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood

Kendra Crump is an African-American and a recent graduate of mass communication from Clark Atlanta University. She is a comedian and boy did she bring it on this episode. I had a good hearty laugh and I know you will too! Remember to leave a voice message and support this podcast, here is the tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood Email: intheneighbourhoodpodcast@yahoo.com

We're officially a year old and we have a special guest to celebrate with us. Aderonke Lawal is a university lecturer, a coach and a social entrepreneur. She is devoted to documenting her journey and sharing ideas, resources, and programs to help women thrive easy. Aderonke is passionate about teaching, writing, personal branding, technology and parenting. Her dream is to help and see others thrive easy with the least amount of resistance. She is a single mother of 3 terrific boys.  Instagram: @the_relle Faceboook: ‘Ronke Lawal To encourage us, here is the tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood Email: intheneighbourhoodpodcast@yahoo.com

A piece from my collection of short poems

On today's episode, Gideon Emmanuel (Fb: Gideon Emmanuel (Eon) Twitter: Gideon Emmanuel IG: Gideon 2204) , a young agog entrepreneur who believes firmly in himself and that nothing is impossible driven by the desire to serve and impart value beyond what money can afford was vulnerable to share his life and career journey. To encourage us, here is the tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood Email: intheneighbourhoodpodcast@yahoo.com

Today's guest is a Ghanaian-based event planner, PR practitioner and serial entrepreneur. She shares the interesting part about her job and what about oils that makes them last longer. To encourage us, here is the tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood Email: intheneighbourhoodpodcast@yahoo.com

Have you found a role model, superior at work you would love to build a relationship with? Today's episode gives an insight into how you can build and maintain that relationship in 3 steps. To encourage us, here is the tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood Email: intheneighbourhoodpodcast@yahoo.com

Davies Okeowo is a Founder, Mentor and he speaks on what it means to be an entrepreneur in Lagos, Nigeria. He was recently listed as one of Forbes Africa 30 under 30 class of 2020. He also gives us an insight into a new start-up he is working on. To encourage us, here is the tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood Email: intheneighbourhoodpodcast@yahoo.com

In today's episode of the podcast, Halimah Tauheed, who is a lecturer and a firm believer that the empowerment and education of women are essential to peace and progress in our society talks about her life in Academia. Her energy is contagious and you want to listen to the end. To encourage us, here is the tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood Email: intheneighbourhoodpodcast@yahoo.com

Season 4 is here and promises to be a banger as the motto is to secure the bag. You have applied for a job or a scholarship and then you wait...amidst the anxiety that comes with waiting, you persist in checking your email every morning. Finally, the new email pops up in your inbox and then it is a rejection email. What do you do? Shout out to Competence Africa for inspiring today's episode. To encourage us, here's the tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood Email: intheneighbourhoodpodcast@yahoo.com

Zakat means "that which purifies" and is one of the 5 pillars of Islam and as such a form of mandatory almsgiving. Do you want to know if you qualify to accept or offer Zakat? Today's episode answers all your questions. To encourage us, here's the tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood Email: intheneighbourhoodpodcast@yahoo.com ---

Today's episode is a recitation of the 18 verses of chapter 49 of the Holy Quran with its English translation. We hope you find the strength to maximise the last ten days of Ramadan. We hope all your good heart desires are granted.  If you would love to encourage us, here's the tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood Email: intheneighbourhoodpodcast@yahoo.com

Ghana meets Naija, Today's one-time host is Romeo from Ghana and he came seeking answers to a couple of questions he has about Nigeria. From 2020 to FinTech to Truth/Dare, we talk about it all. If you would love to encourage us, here's the tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood Email: intheneighbourhoodpodcast@yahoo.com

Ramadan Mubarak! How are you? No, like really, how are you? Today's episode is another "meet the guest" question and answer session. Listen and leave a comment on our social media platforms, let us know if you want this host back on the podcast. If you would love to encourage us, here's the tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood Email: intheneighbourhoodpodcast@yahoo.com

Today's episode is a question and answer segment with a one-time host in a bid to get to know the original host of In The Neighbourhood podcast. The tongue twister game was fun. If you would love to encourage us, here's the tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood For more info:Email: intheneighbourhoodpodcast@yahoo.com

From early exposure to money politics, lack of financial support after successfully winning a campus election, today's guest, Akan Etienam talks about what being a student politician entails, the struggle to never compromise on one's values and much more. If you would love to encourage us, here's the tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood For more info:Email: intheneighbourhoodpodcast@yahoo.com

When you come back from a Nigerian wedding, everyone you left at home is expecting an "I'm back o gift." And that's where the hustle for souvenirs come in, you don't want to fall the hand of those who believed in you, so hustle - you must.  If you would love to encourage us, here's the tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood For more info:Email: intheneighbourhoodpodcast@yahoo.com

How are you? I hope you find the strength to go back into yourself now and then when you need to rest from life's hustle and bustle. Today's episode is a review about Chinua Achebe's Anthills of the Savannah. Hoping to watch a movie adaptation of this book soon(fingers crossed). If you would love to encourage us, here's the tiplink: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/intheneighbourhood/support For more info:Email: intheneighbourhoodpodcast@yahoo.com

Farming is a necessity for third world countries or any country for that matter. Today's guest is a courageous woman who decided to go into farming against all the odds stacked against her. Listen in for pointers on how to strategically position yourself as an aspiring farmer. If you would love to encourage us, here's the tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood Email: intheneighbourhoodpodcast@yahoo.com Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/intheneighbourhood/support

Happy Independence Ghana! From South Africa to Niger to Benin Republic, Cameroon, Togo, today's guest is a well-travelled Nigerian-Ghanaian who argues that Ghanaians are indeed Xenophobic. He asks for a change in the status quo. He also drops his 2 cents on the illegal arrests of the members of the LGBTQ community in Ghana. If you would love to encourage us, here's the tiplink: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood Email: intheneighbourhoodpodcast@yahoo.com Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/intheneighbourhood/support

My first time being a GUEST on an episode of my podcast and I had so much fun recording. If you are looking to hear my opinion on Paternity Fraud, Nigeria and YES - me embarrass myself towards the end during the Riddles episode. This is the episode for you. If would love to encourage us, here's the tiplink: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood Email: intheneighbourhoodpodcast@yahoo.com Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/intheneighbourhood/support

Sickle Cell Disease is a condition where a human has sickle-shaped Red Blood Cells(RBC). There are numerous cases of SCD patients in Nigeria with scarce resources to help with better and swift health care. Here's to hoping this sparks a reform that addresses the lack. If would love to encourage us, here's the tiplink: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood Email: intheneighbourhoodpodcast@yahoo.com Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/intheneighbourhood/support

This episode is titled "Happiness" because I hope listeners get to experience this feeling thoroughly throughout this week. And also get to bask in their "small wins." If you would love to encourage me, here's mytiplink: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood Email: intheneighbourhoodpodcast@yahoo.com Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/intheneighbourhood/suppor

Watermelon is a natural aphrodisiac so I would strongly advise you to stock up or go get your fill before the government bans it. here's mytiplink: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood Email: intheneighbourhoodpodcast@yahoo.com Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/intheneighbourhood/support Music Credit: Dua Lipa

January started on a good note and a lot of us went into it in a high spirit. Don't let the fact that you have not been able to achieve most of your goals for the month affect your year. Get your positive energy BACK!

On today's episode, two health workers share their experiences and interactions in a hospital in the Covid-19 era in Nigeria.

Money should be used and investment is a good place to start using money to build wealth. Affiliate marketing is on LinkedIn's top skills and Expertnaire is giving an opportunity to learn and earn commissions. For a one on one question session: https://wa.link/mum08r If you would love to encourage me, here's my tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood

To go or not to go? On this episode, I help you prepare for your interstate train travel experience. If you have travelled before using the train, kindly share your experience with me, I would be looking forward to listening. Happy New Year Neighbours. 🎊 If you enjoyed listening to this as much as I did producing and are feeling generous, here's my tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood

Thank you, beloved listeners, for a great 2020 even with the Corona Virus. On today's episode, I had a conversation with a fellow podcast Host- MomentswithJoy - and we had a good laugh while at it. I hope to get more hearts locked unto my podcast in the coming hearts in the coming year.

I was alone on this episode and I talked about events that happened this year in Nigeria. Most of which are sad and in my opinion could have been avoided. If you enjoyed listening to this as much as I did producing and are feeling generous, here's my tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood

The host of Cha Cha Music Review Podcast joined me as a guest on today's episode to talk about his love for music and what the future holds. Also popularly known as Hafeestonova, he has been able to position himself as the only music review podcast in Nigeria. If you enjoyed listening to this as much as I did producing and are feeling generous, here's my tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood

Udoka Obigbor, the host of "Through My Eyes" podcast joined me to share her opinion about cheating partners and more. Reach her on IG/Twitter: @Udokaobis. If you listen and don't leave a comment or voice message, you're part of the problem we talked about on today's episode. If you enjoyed listening to this and are feeling generous, here's my tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood

We must not leave boys to figure out life by themselves - They are children not men. Let us empower the child and not the gender. Society should be humble to acknowledge a problem before it becomes a full blown tragedy. If you enjoyed listening to this and are feeling generous, here's my tip link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood

It started out slow like every suffering in this life. I am here to thank God for life and my remaining hair. If you enjoyed listening to this and would like to tip to encourage me to make more while Anchor works on how non-US citizens can earn. Here is the link: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood Thank you for listening!

Today's episode is about the need to start having a healthy relationship with money. It is time we stopped demonizing money. Talking about money is not evil. I also talked about an affiliate marketing platform similar to Amazon that allows you make extra money online, send me an email or message on my social media handles to register/further questions. Remember! you need to spend money to make more money. Your generosity is duly welcomed and appreciated, here's my link for tips: https://useshukran.com/cr/intheneighbourhood.

In a democracy, peaceful protesters are not shot at except of course it is a demonstration of craziness. We would never forget the Nigerian government's several attempts at disrupting a peaceful #ENDSARS #ENDPOLICEBRUTALITY protest by using thugs to incite violence. We would never forget the involvement of Nigerian banks in suppressing the voices of Nigerians by restricting the bank accounts of individuals who interacted with the lead fundraising account -Feminist Coalition. We would never forget the involvement of the Nigerian army in increasing the number of casualties. This is me ranting on the first episode of my second season in hope that things will change for the better in our lifetime — PEOPLE HAVE DIED.

In the space of 5 months, the inadequacies and unpreparedness of university officials and the federal government reveals itself in their inability to provide a swift and corresponding shut down of public universities due across Nigeria due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Outro Credit: Fela Kuti - Upside down

I am starting to get comfortable here and I thought why not share a very personal story. On today's episode, I talk about my starting over journey with my long time friend who shares a similar experience. Outro Credit: Niniola - Boda Sadiq

Nusaybah AbdulFattah is the founder of the NGO - Mind Conditions Initiative and the guest on today's episode. She also volunteers with organizations such as MANI and SheWritesWoman. Join me as she talks about mental health within the context of the Nigerian society and how things are changing slowly but surely. Connect with her on Twitter/IG - @nusaybahox NB: The Lunacy Act mentioned in this episode is rather from 1958 and not 1963. Outro Credit: Haruna Ishola - Ise Oluwa Koseni Toye

Long distance relationships are still a thing even in the 21st century. Social media has been of immense help in reducing the distance but we all can agree it doesn't take the place of shared memories and intimacy. Outro Credit: Skepta, Wizkid - Energy

Your understanding of the law promises to be broadened. On today's episode, I invite a guest who is an attorney to elaborate on the contexts that defines Breach of Promise To Marry. Outro Credit: AM La Scampia, Lacrim — Maradona

Day-to-day life examples of terms in social psychology. In summary, an SOS for us to be less judgemental and extend the benefit of the doubt or grace to others as we would like ourselves. We can all do better.

An Intro to an upcoming episode

My experience in Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria as a "Corper" in minutes. This is the Thursday Mid-week segment where I talk about my personal experiences, gists, bants and hashtags. Follow me on Sundays as I also talk about central matters that affect the human race as a collective. Outro Credit: Sinach - All things are ready

Parenthood is one of the phases of life you get to learn on the job, no one really ever has it figured out. Are you open to listening and learning? In this episode, I talk about two viral videos that perpetuated child abuse and this means for millennials who have plans to study or live permanently abroad. Ended this episode with a poem I wrote, I hope the words resonate with a lot of you. Outro Credit: Asa - The Way I Feel

Society is to be invented and not endured. Most women have to endure hurtful statements from family members and strangers alike because of their relationship status. It is as if the more you fight it, the more you are harassed. The beauty of life is that we are afforded choices but women are usually never extended the grace to choose on matters concerning their life.  Society continues to be discriminatory to unmarried women. Unmarried women are a level below married women on the hierarchy of right to basic human decency. Marriage is a gamble and women need to be enforced with all the necessary useful information. STOP harassing women about when they are going to get married! Try out the life hack I shared in this episode, leave me a message using the link below, let me know if it worked out. https://anchor.fm/intheneighbourhood/message

From the artistic/athletic type of visa to the digital nomad visa. This episode seeks to provide the basics of a travel visa. The documents required to get a visa varies for each country. Check online for more information before applying for a visa as things are prone to constant change as a result of the Corona virus. Don't forget to share your travel experiences using the message link.

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