Memoirs of A Nigerian in Christ

In this episode, the author discusses the trials and triumphs of cultivating genuine sisterhood and friendships. Omowunmi recounts her memories of betrayal and loss in friendship, and how she found redemption in the aftermath. Connect with us on Instagram @MemoirsNICpod. Connect with the author at @OmowunmiOdedere on all platforms.

In this episode we finally conclude chapter 5 of the book. This episode discusses the topic of miscarriage and infant loss, infertility, and the author’s experience of supporting those in her village as they navigate this valley. The author also shares her views on homeschooling her children and the challenges of that unmet desire.

In this episode, Omowunmi continues detailing her journey through motherhood. Here, she recounts the process and challenges of pivoting from being a stay at home wife and mom to a working woman and back again. She also discusses the cultural headaches of trying to live out her convictions to stay at home with her young children amid a culture that suggested that often looked down on full-time homemaking. The audience also gets some insight into the authors journey into public ministry and her love for cultivating and promoting sisterhood among Christian women. Follow us on Instagram @MemoirsNICpod and follow Omowunmi @OmowunmiOdedere on all her social platforms (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram). We are hosting a GIVEAWAY on our podcast Instagram page! Enter today to win our grand prize! (You must follow us on Instagram to win!)

In this episode, Omowunmi recalls the experience of being pregnant within weeks after her wedding and the ups and downs of life as a new wife and a first-time mother. Omowunmi chronicles the joys and hardship of pregnancy, the experience of labor and delivery, times two and life as a first time mom and (later) a mother of two. She shares the challenges and turmoil that were part of her journey and marriage as she transitioned from blushing bride to an overwhelmed stay-at-home mother within three years. Be sure to follow Omowunmi everywhere @OmowunmiOdedere and keep up with the podcast on Instagram @MemoirsNICpod. Stay tuned to our IG page for our “10th Episode Giveaway.”

In this episode Omowunmi continues and concludes the lessons, insights and divine revelations that have saved her marriage over the last several years. She shares her journey of growth and God-given understanding on topics such as conflict resolution, submission and intimacy. The author walks her listeners through her previously warped understanding of sex and its role in marriage, and the tools that ultimately healed her broken view of God-given sexuality. This episode is highly recommended for newlywed wives and any woman who may be struggling within her role as a wife. Follow us on Instagram @MemoirsNIC and keep up with Omowunmi on all social platforms @OmowunmiOdedere.

In this episode, Omowunmi continues sharing the God-given truths and wisdom that saved her marriage in the early days. The author shares her early struggles with comparing her marriage and husband to other (often time older) unions and older husbands who did not seem to have the same struggles. She explores how her addiction to social media fueled much of her discontent in the early years of her union; and how the Lord thankfully showed her the error of her ways. Follow us on Instagram @MemoirsNIC. Connect with Omowunmi on all platforms @OmowunmiOdedere

In this episode, Omowunmi takes her readers on the journey of her wedding day and the first few weeks and months of her newlywed days - from losing her village of sisters when all her friends disappeared after the wedding - to finding her self pregnant within the first two months of marriage. The early days of marriage had a lot of ups and downs for this new bride who had her own preconceived notions about what marriage between two believers would be. Follow us on Instagram @MemoirsNICpod

In this episode, Omowunmi recounts her journey to becoming a licensed and practicing attorney. From the age of three when she first voiced her desire to be a lawyer to law school graduation and passing the bar at the age of twenty-three. Omowunmi recounts the tumultuous years of law school and private practice and what (or who) finally pushed her out of a languishing dream to pursue a new path. This episode is dedicated to Attorney Oluseun Williams of Fort Washington, MD (Omowunmi’s cousin), who inspired her to write about her law school experience. Check out his podcast “Legal Libations” on all podcasting platforms and on YouTube.

This episode recounts Omowunmi’s first time meeting her husband and his family and the 10 year interlude between when they met and when they finally started seeing each other as romantic prospects. She discusses the ups and downs of courtship, engagement, wedding planning and life as a newlywed. Follow us on Instagram @MemoirsNIC

In this episode, Omowunmi shares what it felt like to almost encounter Christ on campus in law school. She was invited to lead within a campus ministry but fear of being branded a hypocrite kept her from serving. After graduation, she finally had her conversion to a truly repentant life while in the midst of a godless romantic relationship. This is the last episode on Chapter 1. Our next session picks up from Chapter 2. Follow us on Instagram @MemoirsNICpod

In this episode, Omowunmi explores her early years as a Nigerian in America. From the cultural norm that stipulates that a parent would beat you senseless before they allowed you to disgrace them - to her high school and college years of bumping heads with American classmates who penned her as an “African booty scratcher” - to her first year of college away from her parents supervision. She deemed her freshman year an academic triumph and a spiritual disaster. Follow us on Instagram @MemoirsNICpod

In the beginning of my life, all was well. I was born to loving parents and an amazing big brother in Lagos, Nigeria. All was well...until it wasn’t. Join me on this episode as we explore my childhood growing up in a traditional Yoruba family. Follow the podcast on Instagram @MemoirsNICpod. Follow @OmowunmiOdedere everywhere online