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I always start my working week with a blog post, and I wondered what I would write about; last week was a tough week, but somehow I managed to keep my smile. I also had the privilege of speaking to some Nigerians that have just come to the UK with family and started attending lectures
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Those lines got me giggling because, as God knows, I am lacking in the department of patience when it comes to my own behaviour. The impatience I have is such that sometimes I reprimand myself for it, like, “Charity, please be patient, please be patient.” I do not have data to convincingly attribute it to
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The past weekend I had mixed emotions, anxiety, hope, despair and a mix of all the other vibes cos it was Election Day in Nigeria. I pray for a new Nigeria, but I have doubts in my heart; I pray for change, but would it come? Will Nigerianism allow the chosen of God to rule?
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Last week was half term in most schools in the UK so my elder sister living in London came over to Manchester with her kids to see us. I was so happy she came, having her kids and her was pure delight and my daughter was so so happy having other kids in the house.
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One thing I took out of Kings Assembly, a church I attended for years in Portharcourt, Nigeria, is a phrase the pastor always says “Life is choice driven; you live and die by the choices you make”. That phrase has stayed with me for the longest time. I never take choices for granted and the
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There is a likelihood that when you are going through a difficult point in your life, you may not be able to think far out to other difficult situations that you have survived and come out stronger, if you are like me, you might likely burrow into that difficult place, dig a big hole of
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Today I remembered Madam Celine, 🤣🤣🤣, I call her Madam Celine cos she always had the cutest smile, warm and embracing, she calls me Chari, oh Madam Celine had this air of grace around her, I loved her with my whole heart. Chinwe AKA Madam Celine was the PA to the MD of one of
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Let’s talk about this phenomenon amongst career-climbing individuals of timbre and calibre, my humble self included. At several points in my riding career, I felt the imposter syndrome waves of doubts flood my mind and breed the unheaviness of doubt in my ability and capabilities. I often tell myself I would be found out that
