The Journey of a Nigerian Millennial
Can you visualize a private concert where Dr. Victor Olaiya, Sola Alysson, Bracket, Psqaure, Westlife, 2face, Lagbaja, Beautiful Nubia, Tosin Martins, and a host of other artists perform their evergreen love songs? You would be […]
How do you say happy New Year in your dialect? In Yoruba language, we say aku odun titun. Here’s to wish you a bright new year of phenomenal achievements and all of God’s best. You’re […]
I thought to start this blog post by gushing about how my mum is the quintessential proverbs 31 woman but then, my mum knows next to nothing about selling linens or seeking wool and flax. […]
I was diagnosed with osteomyelitis (bone infection) when I was nine years old, and I was admitted at the national orthopaedic hospital Igbobi Lagos(I’d share this story someday). Ward D was a children’s ward and […]
Hello! Welcome on board. Grab a chair and quickly sit down before all the chairs are occupied. Don’t say I didn’t warn you o. Lol. Hope you came with enough snacks and drinks? The gist […]
I sincerely didn’t plan this post. I was at the beautiful Ilaji resorts three weeks ago for a training retreat. I remember watching big brother Naija while editing the blog post to follow “Entrepreneurship” on […]
Some heroes do not wear cape. They are on the farms, at their stores, in salons and other work spaces striving to provide for our every need thereby affording us a more comfortable life. These […]
Ajala is a Yoruba word that translates to a traveller; you can call my friend Omowunmi and I, “Ajalas”, our incessant waka-waka is second to none. Today I bring you a gist about our shopping […]
A penny for your thought! You’re probably thinking, is she now into meteorology abi what is her business with the wind bayi? Don’t worry I’m not Jack, I’m still Mojola but grab a seat, Abba […]
TIME: 12:35AM I feel good parararararara! Guys wake up! Wake up!!! It’s your girl’s birthday today! Where exactly do I start? God has been so faithful to me. I am dancing from pillar to post […]