Musings Of a Tired Nigerian Girl

Musings Of a Tired Nigerian Girl

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Musings Of a Tired Nigerian Girl episodes

  • MY VOICE

    In this episode, I share how I learned to speak up for myself in adulthood to make decisions, set boundaries, and believe that what I want matters.


    And guess what? You can too! Thats the cool thing about the journey of becoming.

    43 min
  • Season Finale (Audio-log) 213
    Miss me? I decided to round up the season per your vote on Instagram (@motng_). It's been a while, I apologize. In this episode, I discuss yesterday's Election, casting my vote, and the overall experience.
    *Nicest*
    31 min
  • Behind The Highlight Reel

    Hold on to your headphones and join me and Halimah @thehealinggen_z on the 28th of August as we talk about most things social media, the good, the bad & the unfiltered!


    Let’s unpack how it is shaping our view of success and self-worth and how we navigate that.

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    #excited #podcasters #musingsofatirednigeriangirl #motngpod

    52 min
  • Where do girls like me go to belong

    On this episode we talk of the idea of “home” and how home isn’t always safe or flourishing for everyone.

    The idea that we all end up the same or follow each other’s footsteps can be so stifling because in doing that we end up limiting ourselves.

    I am challenging the girl that has always felt different and unheard to find her version of home. It can be a physical home or a mindset. You may need to change your mindset, your friends or limit access of some people to yourself.


    If you haven’t done so please leave a 5 ⭐️ rating on Apple podcast and Spotify podcast.

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    Until next time ♥️ and peace.

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    📩 [email protected]

    41 min
  • The Guilt Of Asking For Help

    Why do we feel guilty when we ask for help?

    What is it about saying “I’m not okay” that makes us feel inadequate and whose fault is it?

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    Let’s unpack it.

    15 min
  • The Reunion (415): Conversations on Life, Growth, Books and Friendship
    In this special episode of "Musings of a Tired Nigerian Girl," join us,two tired Nigerian girls, Hikmah & Farida, after about 3 long years of not being able to record together. Our friendship has weathered the storms of time and distance, and this episode is a testament to the enduring bond we share.
    As we sit down together, reminiscing about the past and catching up on the present, our conversation delves deep into the essence of life, books and the journey of growth. We offer honest reflections on the twists and turns of our respective paths.
    But our dialogue goes beyond mere nostalgia; it's a celebration of the transformative power of friendship. We explore the role of friendship in fostering personal development, offering support, book chat and finding joy amidst life's chaos.
    Books and laughter have always been a shared passion between us, and in this episode, we dive into our latest literary discoveries. From thought-provoking novels to insightful make- your -harlequin guides, we exchange recommendations and explore the profound impact that literature has had on our lives.
    Throughout the episode, our laughter echoes the familiarity of years past, while our shared wisdom reflects the growth we've undergone individually. It's a conversation filled with warmth, honesty, and the unspoken understanding that comes from years of shared experiences.
    Join us for this intimate reunion as we offer a glimpse into the essence of our friendship and the beauty of life's journey. This episode is more than just a podcast recording—it's a cherished gem, a testament to the enduring power of connection and the richness of shared experiences.
    Tune in to "Musings of a Tired Nigerian Girl" and experience the magic of friendship, growth, and the joy of reunion.
    GET READY TO LAUGH
    2 hr 5 min

About Musings Of a Tired Nigerian Girl

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Join me, Hikmat'llah Oni, a spirited young adult from Nigeria, as I delve into the depths of life's musings on my podcast, 'Musings Of a Tired Nigerian Girl.' As a passionate young Nigerian under 30, I invite you to tune in and engage with my candid opinions and insightful thoughts on an array of topics. From culture and society to personal growth and beyond, my podcast is a journey through the lens of a Nigerian girl navigating the complexities of the world. Available on all podcast platforms.

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