Sourced from: Pinterest Something I'm finding to be quite interesting about human behaviour is how most adults - more so in the Nigerian context - become sneaky when asked a very simple question: how old are you? In this short time I've spent in medical practice, I've had quite a few people tell me all … Continue reading There’s Nothing Anti About Aging
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Social Media Vs. Reality: What’s The Tech Space In Nigeria Really Like?
I was inspired by recent conversation to reach out to a few friends who are young professionals navigating (and killing it!) in the tech world - tech bros, if you will - and ask them about their experiences so far. Do the jobs live up to their hype? What peculiar changes do they face that … Continue reading Social Media Vs. Reality: What’s The Tech Space In Nigeria Really Like?
The Intense Experience That Is Nigeria
October was an eventful month. It was the month Nigeria turned 60. It was the month that, for the first time in decades, a large number of us hone and abroad came together and peacefully protested against police brutality and calling for a police reform. It was the month that the Nigerian Army opened fire … Continue reading The Intense Experience That Is Nigeria
There Was A Country?
Many a day leave me mentally drained and barely able to perform at am optimal level. On other days when my mind is less foggy, I get to spend time to reflect. To reflect on various subjects which I find fascinating or generally have an inquisition about. I have to admit that a large chunk … Continue reading There Was A Country?
WOMAN=HUMAN
I had to take a Twitter break yesterday. It was just too much for my soul. Rape case here, violence there. My heart couldn't take it. I tried to evade writing this as much as I could, but eventually worked my way back to writing. As bitter and heartbreaking as this reality is, we have … Continue reading WOMAN=HUMAN
NIGERIAN SECONDARY SCHOOLS: GRADUATING WITH A WAEC AND VARYING DERGREES OF TRAUMA.
Secondary school was an interesting and weird place. Two nights ago I was on YouTube looking for something to unwind with before falling asleep, then I saw that Dimma Umeh had uploaded a new video, and who was I not to click? The title got my attention and I was quite interested in hearing her … Continue reading NIGERIAN SECONDARY SCHOOLS: GRADUATING WITH A WAEC AND VARYING DERGREES OF TRAUMA.
