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While diving into the life of Ove a grumpy 59 year old widower Aisha unravels the mysteries of this man and shares with you exciting adventures of Ove and why Fredrick Backman is a master in the game of writing books. Listen to this episode to find out all the reasons why the book is a great next pick for you.

The Girl with the Louding Voice is a 2020 coming of age novel and the debut novel of Nigerian writer Abi Daré. It tells the story about a teenage Nigerian girl called Adunni who becomes a maid and struggles with many things growing up, including her limited education, poverty and her ability to speak up for herself.

An inexplicable thing. It’s closer to us than we can ever imagine, is it worth thinking of? Or should we live our lives and forget about it? If we decide to choose the later option remember that it’ll still come so how prepared are we for it? This episode is about self reflection and a reminder that life is not infinite and that we’re all here for an appointed time.

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Five things to consider before going into or diving into a relationship. Don’t say I didn’t warn you. Take your talking stage slowly, ask smart questions, understand yourself and your partner, make sure you’re in it to stay, define the relationship.

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While I've been away I did some deep thinking and this episode explains everything. Don't forget to share ✨

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Finally got the courage to record an episode after months of silence. Today's episode is about marriage and it was influenced by the replies I got from friends. People keep saying we have better things to discuss than marriage as Nigerians, e.g the encomy and other crisis affecting us. I think each has its importance, anyone going into the institution of marriage should be prepared because they're literally going to produce the next generation, the next governor of a state, or president for the future so why shouldn't we discuss marriage? Love makes the world go round. If you don't believe me, read Greek mythology. Men went to war for love. Thank you for listening, please don't forget to share today's episode.

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Eid Mubarak, this is a welcome episode for you and I, I hope you had the best time in Ramadan, hope you enjoy this episode, lots of love.

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Ramadan is the time to connect more with the Creator, to seek forgiveness and to seek for the night of laylat al qadr, dear Muslims please let's strive to do the best ibadah in ramadan so that we can benefit from it. Thousands of people get granted ALJANNAH in this month, may we witness it, may we benefit from it, and may Allah grant us what's best for us in it. Allahumma baligna Ramadan.

Hi everyone! Happy new year. On this episode Aisha talks about the hardships in friendships that no one talks about.

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Let's find out what happens when people from different faiths' marry.

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