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If you live and work in Lagos, then you’re due for a vacation EVERY WEEK because the stress that Lagos brings is enough to break the strongest person down. So it was with lots of tiredness, plenty stress but also inner excitement that I headed to the Int’l airport for my flight out of the... Continue Reading →
Follow my blog with Bloglovin Hey book lovers! How's it going? I hope your reading challenge is going as planned. My reading goal this year is to read 50 books. I've read 12 so far. I don't think this is a promising start but as much as I want to accomplish this goal I'm putting... Continue Reading →
Hey people! So we went to Rufus & Bee and it was kind of awesome. Kelvin hit me up couple of days before Titi's birthday to tell me about the plan to go to Rufus & Bee to celebrate her birthday the weekend before her birthday. From what he told me, I budgeted 10,000 naira... Continue Reading →
Hey book lovers! Happy International Women's Day! Photo cred: Pinterest. Hope you're having a fulfilling day! I was going to do a recap of the books I read in 2017 but I took a break from blogging last year December and I feel like it's too late to share now. Anyway, I ended up reading... Continue Reading →
We are so excited about this new segment on our blog. Here's what we'll be doing - Now, there are everyday people who are just amazing at what they do, and bring daily doses of inspiration our way. In this segment, we'll be sharing these inspirational stories with you. We plan on sticking to our... Continue Reading →
Hey guys! So I’ve been following She Leads Africa on Instagram for a while now so I was quite aware they were organising a fest and I was going to buy a ticket but I kept procrastinating plus I wasn’t ready to let five thousand naira go. As God would have it, my friend tagged... Continue Reading →
Book Title: Aké - The Years of Childhood. Author: Wole Soyinka Published: 2014 - (The edition I read) by BOOKCRAFT ISBN: 9789788457114 Cover illustration: Alexmakarova Cover design: Dupe Olayebi Literary award: Anisfield-Wolf Book Award for Non fiction. (1983) Blurb Aké tells the story of Wole Soyinka’s first eleven years as a child (1934-1945), a period... Continue Reading →
Hey guys! If you've been reading my posts, you'd know I got posted to Sokoto and i did not go last year because i was simply unprepared for the struggle. I found out on the 12th of January 2018 I've been posted to Sokoto again and i decided to book my flight immediately to avoid... Continue Reading →
Can we all promise to embrace the small joys of life? To not take things for granted? To be kind to our self and engage in self-care? To soak up every aspect of the wonderful big moments, to confront our fears?
