Berlin is a beautiful place. All the fun of a big city without too much of the crowd. And just a short drive away is the postcard perfect town of Potsdam. Check out all the beautiful photos and my short recap of my time…
When obstacles get between us and our goals, the excuses we give are endless. But have we tried simply looking at the biggest obstacle: ourselves?…
Even though it feels like it's taboo to say, being Catholic has it's ups and downs. Here are the 3 things I like and 2 things I dislike about Catholicism. …
Have ever noticed that in almost of the pictures of Nigerian couples on Bella Naija or Nigerian Weddings, the bride is lighter than her groom?…
There are lots of great fellowship programs out there, but not all of them are for you. This is how to decide which fellowships programs are right for you. …
Nigerian music is some of the most recognizable African music around the world. With no surprise - we have some the greatest artists....and also because we Nigerians are everywhere. I was excited to go down memory lane of all my favorite Nigerian songs. But…
I don't believe in waiting til I'm 60something to retire, and you shouldn't either. This is what retirement could look like and the reasons why we should all try and retire throughout our lifetime, instead of at the end of it. …
You might not be ready for grad school or full time adulting, or you want to see more of the world, get to know yourself better or gain more experiences. Whatever your reason may be, doing a fellowship program after graduating university is always…
Today’s topic threw me for a loop because I couldn’t think of something I knew how to NOT do really well. So I started thinking about things I wish I knew how to do better…and Viola! I wish I knew better how not to…
I once again get to cheat because the #30DayAfriBlogger topic is very similar to the #BlogTemberChallenge by AfroBloggers. The first one is My Totem (which I actually had to have explained to me because it means how your family is identified in Zimbabwe) and…
Growing up in an African Household in the U.S. was not all fun and games. My parents wanted to ensure that we ALWAYS remembered our roots and that were raised as Nigerian as possible. At the time, my siblings and I thought our parents…
