On this episode of What Is Your Story?—Nigeria’s leading storytelling podcast—Nora shares her experience growing up in a family that acknowledged God only as a cautionary figure. She reflects on how that complex relationship shaped her path, guiding her from a career in law to becoming a children’s author.

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On this episode of What Is Your Story?—Nigeria’s best storytelling podcast—Chidera shares her experience being raised as an only daughter in a patriarchal household, being abused by her brother and neglected by her mother.

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On this episode of What Is Your Story?—Nigeria’s best storytelling podcast—Chidera shares her experience being raised as an only daughter in a patriarchal household, being abused by her brother and neglected by her mother.

What Is Your Story? celebrates individuality through powerful personal narratives. Each episode gives our guests the space to reflect on the defining moments that shaped them—emotionally, socially, culturally, and professionally.

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On this episode of What Is Your Story?—Nigeria’s best storytelling podcast— Glory shares her story being raised in an abusive household, losing both parents at a very young age. She details how writing helped her understand her grief and make sense of it. Glory's story is one of loss, heartbreak and breakthrough.

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We have a monthly book club and for this month, we are discussing Swallow by Ayodele Olofintuade You can get your tickets to the meeting ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠here⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠.

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On this episode of What Is Your Story?—Nigeria’s best storytelling podcast— Benny shares his journey, from caring for his sick father to being separated from him, moving to a new city and finding community, and finally returning home to bury his father and reconnect with his old community.

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On this episode of What Is Your Story?—Nigeria’s best storytelling podcast—Daniella opens up about her love for football, the highs it brought, the social recognition it earned her, and the challenges she faced as a girl who played the game.

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On this episode of What Is Your Story?, Nigeria’s best storytelling podcast, Naomi, a woman who is Special Needs shares her experience with living a normal life and finding a job in Nigeria.

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For the fifth and final episode of What Is Your Story’s new segment, Travel Stories, our host Modupe Daramola speaks to Apostle Michael, an man who has lived several lives and has settled in Tarkwa Bay as an Apostle.

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A few weeks ago, we visited Tarkwa Bay to explore the community and discover local stories—of the beach, the tourists, the islanders, and the lives they lead. For decades, Tarkwa Bay has been known as a beloved beach destination: a place to surf, unwind, or spend a weekend with family and friends. But beyond the waves, the island is home to fishermen, tailors, boat boys, seamen, artisans, and small business owners, families and communities who have lived there since the early 1940s. Everything, however, changed drastically in January 2020. We hope that you enjoy listening to this episode.

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For the fourth episode of What Is Your Story’s new segment, Travel Stories, our host Modupe Daramola speaks to Bolaji-a boat boy, Amina, a tailor and Pastor Kayode.

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What Is Your Story is a cultural project dedicated to telling and publishing African stories. Our platform invites anyone to share their truth—preserving the authentic African narrative in all its forms and voices.

With Travel Stories, we travel across Lagos, Nigeria, and the African continent to uncover untold experiences and bring them directly to you.

A few weeks ago, we visited Tarkwa Bay to explore the community and discover local stories—of the beach, the tourists, the islanders, and the lives they lead. For decades, Tarkwa Bay has been known as a beloved beach destination: a place to surf, unwind, or spend a weekend with family and friends. But beyond the waves, the island is home to fishermen, tailors, boat boys, seamen, artisans, and small business owners, families and communities who have lived there since the early 1940s. Everything, however, changed drastically in January 2020. We hope that you enjoy listening to this episode.

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For the third episode of What Is Your Story’s new segment, Travel Stories, our host Modupe Daramola speaks to Joshua, an Usher at Tarkwa Bay.

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What Is Your Story is a cultural project dedicated to telling and publishing African stories. Our platform invites anyone to share their truth—preserving the authentic African narrative in all its forms and voices.

With Travel Stories, we travel across Lagos, Nigeria, and the African continent to uncover untold experiences and bring them directly to you.

A few weeks ago, we visited Tarkwa Bay to explore the community and discover local stories—of the beach, the tourists, the islanders, and the lives they lead. For decades, Tarkwa Bay has been known as a beloved beach destination: a place to surf, unwind, or spend a weekend with family and friends. But beyond the waves, the island is home to fishermen, tailors, boat boys, seamen, artisans, and small business owners, families and communities who have lived there since the early 1940s. Everything, however, changed drastically in January 2020. We hope that you enjoy listening to this episode.

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