In light of the unprecedented coronavirus pandemic; this episode is dedicated to all frontline workers particularly those in the healthcare arena. Hence, an interview with Eseoghene Agbude, a Gerontologist specialist based in Ireland and undeniably passionate about the care of the elderly.

Today's episode is an interview with a young and dynamic media strategist. Ayodele Ajayi, the CEO of GallantBIZ has over a decade experience working as a media, brand and business development strategist. His passion for building a better Nigeria using the tool of media helped shaped his interest in this field and he continues to thrive having served hundreds of clients including a number of multinationals and top banks in Nigeria. Check out Ayodele on Facebook and Instagram at GallantBIZ and the "Mute Beast" short movie which seeks to sensitize people on the challenge of domestic violence.

A short musing and inspiration on why worrying is worthless.

Tuesday Tonic segment to inspire you - While hiking for the first time in Coetzenburg mountain at Stellenbosch, I journalled some lessons that spoke deeply to me during my experience. #Cape Town #South Africa

Today's episode captures an interview with Nkem Oyerinde (Odita) the CEO of Keema's Makeup. Nkem is a dogged entrepreneur, foremost beauty consultant and portrait photographer. Nkem has worked on several people including two first ladies from the previous administration amongst a number of celebrities and socialites like Ini Edo etc. She is passionate about inspiring others and continues to shine her light for others. #nkemodita #mua #keemasmakeup

A special Tuesday Tonic segment to inspire you.

A conclusion of the previous episode on the Nigerian Informal economy where we unpack the details about this crucial aspect of most developing economies. It also comes with an interview with Mr Osita, an Uber driver who lost his job as a result of the border closure by the federal government of Nigeria.

The Nigerian Informal Sector contributes as much as 60% to the economy yet it is plagued with unfavorable policies that frustrates the efforts of thesame people who cannot find formal jobs. I interviewed Mr Patrick, a tricycle operator (Keke) who makes as much as 5000naira per day prior to the ban on Keke in Lagos State.

Still celebrating women in the month of March but with a twist on the pristine and subtle relevance of gardening for therapy, financial augmentation and mental health care In addition to a recorded conversation with Mrs Rita, a former aviation security expert turned gardener and grandmother

Celebrating Women because they are certainly worth it! An interview with Ejiroghene Elizabeth Iluore, a social entrepreneur based in Norway who is passionate about helping to cater to the career needs of internationals

 

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