Real Talk With Opy

No. Sometimes we find it hard to say those two letter words and whether we would like to admit it or not it is a part of people pleasing. in this episode I talk about how I struggled with people pleasing and telling people No as well as give some tips on how you can get rid of the need to please people while displeasing yourself and make out time to do things that are really a priority to you.

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If you love gossip, a light conversation and a good laugh then you will enjoy this episode. In this episode I have a chat with Betty. We talk about nice guys, why girls don't go for nice guys and our experiences with nice guys

Do you have a passion for something but you just don't know how to go about it or you actually don't know what your passion is and you feel a bit lost ? In this episode I have a discussion with Mayowa aka Mayorfrosh and we discuss about how we found our passion and not only that but how we stayed consistent as well as the challenges we face daily. If you are discouraged or looking for a pick me up in order for you to start that project you have always wanted to start or stay consistent then. this episode is for you. Why not join in the conversation? Mayowas instagram page

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Brown skin Girl is one of the songs in Beyonces album "Lion King: The Gift" and it has been a hit so far and that song inspired this episode.

Colourism is a real issue in Nigeria as Light skinned people are seen as better than those of darker skin and get more attention in Nigeria. Of course it's not their fault but it has become a real issue in Nigeria and has led to many people to bleach their skin in order to be accepted in the society.

I have this conversation with my friend, female activist, future presenter and Leader Remi and we talk about the issue of colourism and how we can change our mindset in Nigeria.

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In this solo episode, Ope talks about why it is important for us to express ourselves and how we feel especially when we are being hurt by others. Life is too short to hold a grudge or not let someone know that they hurt you because you are afraid of offending them. If this is something you struggle with then this episode is for you. Join in the conversation

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Most ladies are being labelled as 'gold diggers'just because they refuse to be with someone that has no money. In this episode, Opemipo has a little fun chat with Feyisara Taiwo and they talk about the 'gold digger' title and whether or not it is wrong to be mainly interested in guys that have money.

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In this episode, Ope has a conversation with First lady (that is literally her name) a soul writerand they discuss about what it means to be socially selective as an introvert and how to accept and own your difference https://www.instagram.com/realtalkwithopy

In this episode, Ope has a conversation with Toyin Oduniyi, a special needs advocate and a writer. They talk about how it is being the sibling to a child with special needs, the discrimination that disabled children face, misconceptions and how to love them

Toyins blog:https://kofiod.blogspot.com/2019/05/helllllloooooooo.html?m=1

Toyins instagram handle: @toyin_od

Most of us one way or the other must have encountered or still have that one friend that is good at giving the silent treatment. In this episode Ope talks about her experience being a victim of the dreaded silent treatment as well as how she handled it and how you can too!!

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From when we were young, we have been taught that hyping yourself and giving yourself a round of applause is pride and shouldn't even be thought of. In this episode I talk about how we should in fact learn to appreciate ourselves more.