Endorse Yourself, Wait for No One
Waiting for others to endorse you before you value yourself will tear you down. Happy weekend to you! How was your first week in August? Any lesson or experience that have helped in your learning, relearning and unlearning process? Share with us in the comment section. For me, some things stood out for me this […]
Celebrating the Evolution
Hello Difers, happy weekend! Thank you all for celebrating me on my birthday. You guys actually made my day. The wishes which came in various forms: through status updates, text messages, VNs DMs etc. were so heartwarming💗. I kept smiling😃 like a lady that is being wooed. Some years ago, one of my colleagues told […]
Hakkunde: The Climb of Success
This week’s movie review is on a typical classic Nigerian movie Hakkunde that depicts the hustle life and the climb of success of the Nigerian society . At the first scene we were introduced to Akande, a man who has been jobless for 4 years was being chased after his collision with an egg seller. […]
New Beginning: It’s OUR Month
Hey Difers! Happy new month!! It’s OUR month and I’m excited!!! Welcome to the second half of the year, where every thing is made new and fresh for you again. Are you excited about this time of life as I am or you aren’t? Guess you are thinking, Ifeoluwa can be excited na, she got […]
Lagos Insanity: A cry for Order
You cannot see it all with Lagos traffic, it’s like the city does not know anything about order or common sense. The 2nd part of my road experience this week was the biggest deal that shook me more and really moved me to tears realizing how dysfunctional our society had become. Hope you have read […]
It’s OUR World
“It’s a man’s world” that’s what they say. And now we are here! Hey fam! Happy weekend!! Trust you had a good week. Truth is, no matter how stressful the days have been, there is always a reason to smile and laugh if you allow yourself. So, a lot has been happening lately in Nigeria. […]
HE is Mindful of Me☺
Daily, I can affirm that HE is mindful of Me!! My people! My people!! Happy weekend to you!!! How are you? How was your week? Mine was fine, I had different shades of experiences that I will be sharing some with you. First, I got more proof that being slow to anger is actually good […]
Abejoye Season 3: My Defender
God is a Defender and Abejoye Season 3 alludes to this. Have you ever enjoyed God as a Defender just like Olayiotan Abejoye did? One of Baba’s excesses was ringng prayer bells at the wee hours of the day and disrupting the family’s sleep and the way he screamed his son’s name to ask about […]
Lessons from my Father
It’s exactly a week my family observed 1-year remembrance of my Father’s death. The remembrance afforded me some time to reflect about my Dad and the lessons I can boldly say I learnt from him. As a baby till the years I became a 2-digits birthday holder (because I had a baby sister when I was 9 nine years old), I was […]
Chain of Reactions
Happy weekend guys, how was the 2nd week of relaxed lockdown for you? First of, there is an unpleasant hike in transportation fare because bus operators are obeying the social distancing rule and they are being exploited by some law enforcement agencies. Anyway, we have no choice, we still have to board buses to work […]
Abejoye Season 2: The Peace Maker
Abejoye season 2 part 1 started with Baba’s victory song. Baba’s analogy of Pharaoh, King of Egypt as “Ifarahun, Oba Onijibiti” and the way he ‘nativised’ the scripture using proverbs and analogy would make you smile😀. Did I mention his style of prayer before the pastor taught him how to pray? It was epic😂, Baba […]
My May 4th Experience
Happy weekend, how have you been coping with the relaxed lock down? Have you resumed physical presence at your workplace? How was your May 4th experience? Did you feel safe going out? Or your concerns were increased. Rather, did you feel indifferent like ‘nothing dey happen’. This post is my confession about my May 4th […]
Abéjoyé Season 1 Part 2: The King Maker
Abejoye season 1 part 1 ended when the Pastor drove Baba to the airport, all through the journey Baba kept talking of the shame that awaits him in Nigeria but you know what? God came through! The Holy Spirit had told the pastor not to take Baba to the airport rather to his(pastor) house. Of […]
All for the Gram?
If you have been working from home in this quarantine, you will agree with me that working from home is actually more demanding than working from the office. So, if not properly managed you can be caught in the web of being overwhelmed even while you work from home. Personally, I have been making attempts […]
Movie Review: Miracle In Cell 7
Hello, how’s the weekend going for you. Maybe you didn’t even realize that it’s the weekend as you have been at home for weeks now and you have lost count of days. Ok, let me remind you that it’s weekend, specifically it’s Sunday of the first Weekend of April 2020. To chill off in this […]
Covid-19: How to Maximize this Stay-at-home Season
Hey fam, how are you doing in this season? Guess we didn’t see it coming, there is now a season we call Covid-19 season like Christmas season, isn’t this ironical. In this season, history is being made, historians are taking dates and observing the turn of events. However, we hope that this season ends soon […]
Retracing to My First Love
Honestly, I don’t even know how to start but I guess there’s always a chance to retrace to one’s first love. I feel as if I have been off this space for months and I really miss that feeling of fulfillment that flows after publishing a post. Most mornings, I wake up with a guilt […]
FRET NOT: Calmly Maximise Opportunities
This post has long overdued but I owe it to the Difers community because ‘Celebrate your little wins’ is one of the unique landmarks of thedife.com February 2020 has been a blessed and stretchy month for me. As the month graciously slides to an end and we celebrate our little wins let us also share […]
LAP DANCE IN LAGOS’ DANFO
This Lagos ehnnn🤔🤔 Wetin Musa no go see for Lagos hustle, ‘Lap Dance in Lagos Danfo’ 🤔🙄 While waiting at the park for other bus commuters to join the bus I boarded, a young lady in her early 20s approached the guy sitting beside me and said ‘please lap me’ to the guy. I was […]
MEMOIR OF LAGOS’ ONE CHANCE SURVIVOR
The first work day, Monday, 6th January 2020 was a pleasant one, I felt like I was floating in peace and joy as I legit listened to AMAZING by Dunsin Oyekan on repeat all day. Then blissfful Tuesday morning came and I was unconsciously humming AMAZING as I left home. I boarded the first bus […]