Fading Thoughts

The second part of the discussion on marriage started in episode 9. Do let me know what your views are on the issue of marriage. Is it worth it? Should we go into it even if it is inconvenient for us or should we just keep managing?

In this episode, MissEyitayo talks about the ideals of marriage with friends, in a make-believe radio show. This is only the first part of the post, so anticipate the second part soon.

We're starting all over again, giving this another shot. I assure you that I'm gonna keep trying until I'm able to get it right.

In this episode, I finally took a huge leap and did something I never imagined myself doing. I joined a fellowship programme in Kaduna called the Kashim Ibrahim Fellowship.

MissEyitayo delivers to you, Episode 7 of Fading Thoughts. In this segment, we talked about the current protests and uprising taking place in Nigeria: a movement calling for an end to police brutality- specifically an arm of the police force called SARS (Special Anti-Robbery Squad). We looked at a few of my own personal experience with the police force, as well as some horrific tales shared by other victims. 

Police brutality is a widespread problem that spans around the nation, and even beyond unto the world. It is a problem that needs addressing by individual governments as soon as possible.

Regardless, I apologize for the long length of this video. I tried my possible best to shorten it during production but it couldn't go below 29minutes. 

Thank you all, for taking your time to listen to my podcast.

MissEyitayo.

Welcome back to fading thoughts

I know it has been a long time without any activity, but trust me, there is A LOT to talk about up in my head. I was quite overwhelmed with a number of things going on in my life at once. In my bid to seek clarity and stability, I neglected some parts of my life but I am now ready to take it back. The tribulations aren't over yet, but I believe that I am becoming a different person both in reasoning and ambition. 

In this episode, I talked about holding grudges against people, and the harm it does to the physical, mental, emotional and psychological wellbeing of such people.

Thank you, as always, for listening in.

If you need to talk to me about your observation, opinion or anything else, you can send me an email at [email protected]

MissEyitayo

I apologize for the long pause, it was due to some unforeseen circumstances. However, "Fading thoughts" is back and even better than ever. I just cant wait to tell you guys all about the crazy stuffs in my head.

In this episode, we talked about women and their level of gullibility where men are concerned. The inconceivable bad blood sewn between 2 women for the selfish desires of one is just plain absurd. In conclusion, investigate!

Thank you for listening in.

If you need to talk to me about anything, you can send me an email at [email protected]

MissEyitayo

The past is a very vast topic and we chose to continue the discussion. Previously we talked about looking back and making decisions based on these. In this episode, we are talking about how the choices of the past can haunt the future or even disrupt it. How the past holds us in bondage for fear of ever setting ourselves free.

Thank you for listening...

MissEyitayo

In this episode, we are talking about the past. This is an "out of the box" way to look at the past and the future. Now that we are beginning to find our footing, and understand what we're doing, we can begin to talk about serious things that affect our lives at different points. This episode is an example of such; here we talk about past decisions and how they shape our present or future.

I hope you enjoy it. However, feel free to let me know. 

MissEyitayo

Just a little more on introducing myself to the world. I seem to be needing more time to understand and manoeuvre how to get this podcast out unto various platforms. 

One step at a time it is, and we surely will win..... As long as we are not "procrastinating" again... 

MissEyitayo!

Still an introduction, but also talked about how procrastinating has influenced my life. Eventually, i know we will get better at this together, but in the meantime, let's share experiences.

You can send me an email at [email protected]