As a final year Nigerian student, I can say that being a Nigerian university student has been a mix of fun, struggles, tiredness, and days of wanting to give up. Attending a Nigerian university can be challenging as Nigerian universities are another world filled with different people, cultures, and languages, all of which comes with …
The effect of social injustice spans through several areas of our lives from children’s mental health to family stability, personal and societal economy, and the list goes on. Social injustice is not limited to developing countries as we’ve seen first world countries struggle with fairness when handling the needs of their societies. The people in …
I completed my one-year mandatory service to my country! From the orientation camp to my place of primary assignment, my NYSC experience was filled with a mix of emotions; excitement, curiosity, and distaste to name a few. The National Youth Service Corps is a one-year program organized by the Nigerian Government to involve Nigerian graduates …
Transitioning has not been easy, from the long nights to thinking about the right theme, the appropriate pictures, the standard format like privacy policy, signup forms, pestering the web developer, and so on. Can I talk about SEO for a second? I almost cried after spending about 2 hours optimizing ONE blog post. The majority …
As a college graduate, do you remember how you wanted to finish college? Not because you don’t want to keep those relationships you’ve made over the years, but because you can’t stand any more test, assignments, or projects as in my case. Well, I feel you! But when you finally did it, you want to …
Yo! “I AM CELEBRATING EIGHT (8) MONTHS OF PURPOSE-FILLED BLOGGING.” It might not be a year yet, but this celebration is necessary. Let the success story begin! Drum roll!!! More than a year ago, I had sleepless nights from the thought of starting something I was passionate about. The urge was so great that I …
Wednesday afternoon, an old-time friend saw me around our house. She was shocked to see me, and I knew these questions were coming. When did you get home? Why didn’t you stay in the USA, it’s better there? Several folks have bombarded me with these questions and similar ones since July thereabout. It used to …
As a Christian, there comes a time when our relationship with God reflects him as more of a Friend than a Consuming Fire. At this point, there is a tendency not to take His words seriously like we used to; He is now more familiar. When an individual gets to this point, it is crucial …
Hello, it’s 4:00 AM in Lagos, and the hustle and bustle have begun. How was your night? If you are going to work, you should be heading out by now. You don’t want to get fired! “Iyalaje” and “Babalaje”, it’s time to open for business. Every sale counts! This is Lagos, where the day starts …
A beautiful place that cant be forgotten easily , that’s New York City I remember entering Port Authority the third week of December trying to get my first MetroCard. I was horrified by the large crowd. A man pushed me hurriedly, and no one was patient enough to listen to my questions, I was tired …
