The world has been shaken up lately with the news and awareness of depression and to be honest I’m glad and just hope it doesn’t fade out like every other trend/news, but just in case it does, here’s my 2 cents and tips. Read: MYTHS AND TRUTHS OF DEPRESSION While everyone is checking on their seemingly “strong” friend, here are things to note: Dear Checker, Are you Ok? Are you strong, sane and patient to take on what it entails to check on a friend. Don’t get me wrong, you don’t have to be financially buoyant, nice and all that to check on a friend, but you have to be patient…
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A VISIT TO THE KALAKUTA MUSEUM (FELA’S HOUSE). WORTH IT OR NOT?
I’ve decided to take life one day at a time irrespective of what it throws at me, and also go for what I want as a side piece, but ensure my peace of mind stays supreme, thanks to my awesome instagram followers! I love to explore places and been itching for a tour, opportunity presented itself when I had a mini-holiday and Busayo put out a tour request on her instastory and as you know, your girl jumped on the train. I haven’t really been in a museum except primary and secondary school excursions to Badagry count, so I was excited to go on this tour, especially since it has to do…
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NYR: A SCAM OR NOT? + HOW TO MAKE IT WORK
I How to Make New Year Resolutions Work I How to Achieve Your Goals As voted on my IG stories, here’s my take on New Year Resolutions (NYR) and how to make it work (do share yours in the comment section) First of all, I’m of the opinion that : “Everyday is an opportunity for you to be better” so why wait till a new year to change or become better?!… but since we are all on it, here’s my take… New Year Resolutions is a list of plans one makes to change a habit, improve or achieve goals after a reflective period of the past year. Some people feel…
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HOW TO: GET AFRICAN PARENTS TO SUPPORT YOUR PASSION/DREAM
Content Creator, Photographer, Visual Artist, Musician, there is most of the time a hesitation when you mention this as your chosen career path to African parents, because it’s not the usual doctor, lawyer, engineer they are used to or want you to become. Some of you might wonder if this still happens, but yes it does, in a “woke” age that slave trade still exists, African parents not supporting your passions in a different career path is a minor. While at Danessa Myricks class at the GtBank Fashion Weekend, a young man asked a question about how to get his parents to support his passion for make-up and beauty especially his…
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HOW TO: NETWORK EFFECTIVELY AT FASHION EVENTS
Fashion Events is an opportunity to meet, network with your favorite style icons, influencers, brands and their owners . Apart from the outfit, which everyone will surely have prepared, the networking aspect also needs to be prepared for. It is at events like this, deals are struck, friendships and memories are made, collaborations are deliberated on and who knows love might find you(lol). Have a Pitch Cassie’s post on elevator pitch actually inspired this post, I learnt a lot about having a perfect one-minute elevator pitch. Your pitch doesn’t really have to be the same for every situation but have something solid that says a lot about you and your…
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WEEKENDING WITH MW – EASTER
This literally has to be the funniest title I’ve ever given any of my post, if you don’t agree, comment which was your funniest. This series is going to be talking about how I spend my weekend and how it went, things I learnt and many more. First on this series is how I spent my Easter break (where the whole idea came from) During Easter, there is usually a conference for the youths organized by Winners Chapel of which my school (Covenant University) is a subsidiary of, I had to attend. This year’s forum was tagged “Making Your Life Count” and the theme was “Unveiling the Unlimited Breakthrough Power…
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PERFECT IN BROWN
“Perfectionism is the voice of the oppressor.” – Anne Lamott Initially, I wanted to write a post about Minimalism but paused at a point because it wasn’t perfect – I struggled with words to write because I wanted it to be intelligent, witty, insightful and void of errors; so as all my posts. Then, it dawned on me that this is always the same routine that goes with every of my posts- always wanting them to be perfect, even in my shoots and other things I do, which limit me in doing things because making mistakes hasn’t been one thing I love. I’ve always been one who likes doing things…
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MONTH RECAP 01 – FEBURARY.
Currently Listening – Power by Deitrick Haddon This month has been one of my best months so far, so many things to be grateful for, started new things and many more, join me as I do a recap on the happenings of February. Currently Starting – If you’ve been viewing my instastory, then you will know I’ve begun taking shoe-making class every Wednesday (perks of following me on instagram? ).Here, are the things I’ve designed and made this month.– I’ve also started writing for a fashion and lifestyle site Stylehubng.com , you can check out my two segments here and here more new segments to come by God’s grace– I’ve also started…
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FRENCH LOOKBOOK 1: RETRO FRENCH GIRL
*in Drake’s vocie* If you reading this, I would probably be done with my Mini-Defense My style can be said to be Retro and all through this month, I’ve been getting all “Frenchy” (permit me ?), more looks coming up. So, it was no surprise that I channeled my retro style into being a french girl, wore it to church and I loved it, so did everyone! During the week, I was nominated for Fashion Stylist of the Year and Fashion Blogger of the Year at the Redefinition Fashion show (Covenant University’s fashion show), though I didn’t win any but the support I got from people were too…
