Old Posts
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Happy New Year… in May
Hi guys! I promise not to make it a thing to write proper new year/ first posts in the middle of the year. Life just got away from me and it’s been hectic so apart from book tour posts that… Continue reading
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10 Years After, by Ayo
Many times, I see myself replaying scenarios in my head and imagining things you would do or say in certain situations. I have never for once forgotten you pops♥️. I miss being your baby girl, daddy’s girl and your Ajoke.… Continue reading
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Happy New Year… in March
Hi guys! How are you all doing?! It’s been a long time since I made a post to just talk to you guys. For most of last year, my posts were book reviews. I’m glad to have rekindled my love… Continue reading
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Health Seeking Behavior: Here’s What You Need To Know
One of the first steps towards getting cured is seeking treatment. If you find yourself coming down with some unusual or uncomfortable symptoms, it is almost reflexive that you google your symptoms or head to the clinic/pharmacy. These steps we… Continue reading
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#EndSARS || The Nigerian Government is Killing Us
If you’re Nigerian or keep up with Nigerian news, you are definitely no stranger to what’s going on right now. However, I’m writing this in the hopes that even one person who hasn’t seen this yet learns about it, and… Continue reading
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Lockdown Report: How I Spent My 5 Weeks
This is my 5th post of the year, and this is May. 😂 For context, May is the 5th month of the year. It’s been like 124 or so days in 2020 but I’ve not even been able to conjure… Continue reading
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Reading is so much fun!
Hi guys, welcome back to my blog. Or, welcome to my blog, if this is the first post of mine that you’re reading. It’s great to have you all here and it’s my pleasure to announce that I have met,… Continue reading
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21!
I can’t believe it’s my birthday again!!! I love my birthdays very much but I’m sure this one will be the most boring one in a long time because I have to go to work and I have zero plans.… Continue reading
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2020, is that you?
2020 always felt like that year that would never arrive. It was this glossy and picture perfect illusion, especially in the media. You had the “vision 2020” dreams that our Nigerian leaders were selling us, and the Hollywood picture of… Continue reading
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Quick Update
Hi guys, how are you all doing today? I’ve missed all of you and I’ve missed all of this. My life has been insane for the longest time and I can’t even find the tiniest amount of time to write… Continue reading
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People Will Always Leave
People will always leave, either willing or unwillingly. It could happen deliberately, suddenly, or over a period of time. a couple of months/years ago, I wrote a thing about how everything is temporary, from feelings to actual relationships and people.… Continue reading
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I Miss My Groove
Idk if that’s the right word but that’s the only word that’s coming to my head. I miss my groove, I miss my flow, I miss being able to create when i want, i miss having a handle on my… Continue reading
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Being Thankful
Recently I’ve been going through a rough patch and I feel demotivated and uninterested in a lot of things. It’s been especially hard because I have a lot of engagements and I’ve had to withdraw from a lot of them… Continue reading
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NYSC Lagos Camp || Days 1-3
I don die for here. I can’t even think of a good introduction to write. 😭😭😭😭 I came to Lagos Camp on Wednesday. It was stressful This is my third day and I am so tired, but I don’t want… Continue reading
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The art of styling palazzos (Guest post) episode 1
Read my guest post on Sophia Jireh’s fashion blog! Continue reading
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Krispy Kreme’s Chillers: My Review
Krispy Kreme is one of my favorite things/places in the world, and every time I’m around one of their locations, I always make sure I buy something – either a donut or a cup of coffee. Recently (not so recent… Continue reading
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Indomie Café Review: An Indomie-only Restaurant Now Exists, And I’m Here for It
The Interior The Menu/Prices The Food Overall Thoughts If you grew up in Nigeria, you definitely ate Indomie all through your childhood/teen years. As a uni student in Nigeria (especially in a public uni where you had to cook… Continue reading
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Product Review: Dark and Lovely Au Naturale Afro Moisturizing Butter with Guarana Root and Honey
This moisturizer that’s packaged like a hair cream (250ml) was basically forced on me at the mall (I think Shoprite in ICM), and I don’t regret buying it. I also use a Dark and Lovely shampoo and it’s amazing. When… Continue reading
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I Got Nominated for the “Mystery Blogger Award”
I recently became a volunteer blogger for Women With Gifts International, and it has been great in every way. they are an international organization whose aim is to change the world one woman at a time, and since women’s issues… Continue reading
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Google’s Fundamentals of Digital Marketing Course – All You Need to Know
I recently developed an interest in online courses and online certifications. My search for free online courses with certifications (keyword “free” bc I’m broke LOL) led me to Google’s Google Digital Garage, a hub of free courses offered by… Continue reading
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