‘Tis the most wonderful time of the year 🧡
Thanksgiving: twenty-twenty💞
We danced into 2020 with Zest and the giddy excitement of a toddler running to the door to welcome a loved one. Our excitement slowly, and then quickly turned into uncertainty. A deadly unwanted visitor had snuck into the new year with us. Its presence inspired fear. it was invisible to our peeled eyes. The … Continue reading Thanksgiving: twenty-twenty💞
A new week, a new you
Be kind to yourself when you fall. Always get up, and dust off the feelings of defeat.
the one-quarter rule to winning
Angie promised to bake her auntie a 6-inch chocolate cake. Her recipe said to use 3/4 cup of Cocoa powder. Angie had only 1cup, 1/2, and 1/4 cups in her measuring unit. What did she do? Yes, she measured 1/4 + 1/2 cups of Cocoa. In life, you may not always have the perfect tools … Continue reading the one-quarter rule to winning
Restaurant X
Caro, aka DIY, had brunch with her friends in our restaurant for the first time in her life. She loved the experience so much that she looks further to dining out with her friends. On Mondays, Caro and her friends chill and relax to our slow jazz from way back, after their 9-5. On Tuesdays, … Continue reading Restaurant X
Time to Heal
It's been a long-gloomy week. Let's unwind and rest a little. We all deserve it. ❤🇳🇬
No Wolves in Sheep clothing!
#endpolicebrutality #endoppression The labours of our heroes past shall never be in vain. To serve with heart and might. One nation bound in freedom, peace, and unity. ✊🏽🇳🇬🇳🇬 Proudly a Nigerian youth.Part of the Nigerian National Anthem
A slice of sconish-cake and a cup of coffee
Kids find their first, second, or even third role models in a parent, favourite school teacher, or superheroes. I found my first in Mum; I wanted to be a badass baker just like her. Mum started baking at the age of Nine. By the time she was married with kids in their early teenage years, … Continue reading A slice of sconish-cake and a cup of coffee
Not Enough: end police brutality in Nigeria
Our voices have made a difference; I’m proud of what we have achieved. Our #EndSARS campaign was not in vain. We spoke, and they heard us.Disbanding SARS (Special Anti-robbery Squad) is not enough. Removing rotting tomatoes from a basket and redistributing them into baskets of fresh tomatoes will not magically halt or revert the deteriorating … Continue reading Not Enough: end police brutality in Nigeria
You can do more
We have done well in keeping ourselves and loved ones safe. Don't give up now. The race is not over. We are gradually nearing the final lap of the race.
