Her mother’s departure was her initiation. “This world has nothing to give you, stop expecting so much” Those were her final words before she took the long walk and never returned. It was a cold rainy evening, in a room by the... Read More
Two Tales
Featured: #CyberBulling – Bloggers Get Bullied Too
I was guest on Rubbin Minds on ChannelsTV last Sunday with Adedoyin Jaiyesimi and Ebuka Obi-Uchendu as host. According to WIKI; Cyberbullying or cyberharassment is a form of bullying or harassment using electronic means. Cyberbullying and... Read More
MeetsMedia: Elsie Godwin to Host September Edition
Blogs have proven to be a very effective means of sharing our ideas with the world. There are millions of voices struggling to be heard across these platforms; for the sake of debates, education and most recently, advocacy. Since blogs have evolved... Read More
Night Bus
I’ll be travelling for nothing less than 15hours. It’s meant to be a 10-hour journey but put in all the Nigerian factors; bad roads, pot holes, check points that are actually extortion points, car breakdown etc. We will definitely be... Read More
Ed and Freddy: A Lesson on Falling | by William Ifeanyi Moore
Freddy wasn’t exactly sure how he was supposed to react under the current situation. Last time he talked with Ed about girls he near enough got told off for being promiscuous, but here he was with Ed wondering if he should call him a hypocrite or... Read More
Handling the Pressure of Being 25 and Unmarried
When you cross the age of 25 in this part of the world, getting married automatically becomes an expectation of you from people who should care less about your marital status or what you choose to do with your personal life. You being hungry or well... Read More
Near-Water Village
The smell of wet grass and chirping of birds ushered him into the square. A place he had known vaguely to be home. Trees bent at the top, formed canopies to block the scorching heat of the sun. He smiled as he watched children play in circles under... Read More
“A drop of water makes an ocean, capitalize on compounding and long term growth.” – Olaseinde Oluwatosin
Olaseinde Oluwatosin is a chartered accountant, a finance enthusiast, financial coach and founder of Money Africa, with over eight years’ experience in corporate finance, audit, research and financial modelling. With Oluwatosin, it’s all about... Read More
Join me as I Host ‘Digital Media Talk’ on Meets Media
I had just come out of a relationship that almost crushed my soul in 2012, November to be precise. I had so much to say and I wanted to share that story with the world. Twitter was my most active social media platform then but I wanted something... Read More