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Faithful are the wounds of a friend … (Proverbs 27:6) -- BUT first make sure whoever has earned the right to be called friend otherwise those wounds...

This week’s story was written by Chioma Odibo.
Connect with and read more of her stories on Instagram @pencilspeakss.

I'd love your feedback on today's episode – what did you enjoy and where can we improve?

Music by RAVE - Nkechi Ajayi and Kehinde Bankole.

If you’ve got a story (fact or fiction) you would like to be featured on this podcast or a published book you want to make into an audiobook, send an email to [email protected] or send me a message @osadumebi on either Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn or X. I look forward to collaborating with you!

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Does life imitate art or does art imitate life? Onyeka is about to find out.

This weeks story was written by Ginikachukwu Abah.
For more of her stories, visit her Medium page - @ginikasharon.

Connect with Ginikachukwu on Instagram @ginikachukwu_dera, on Twitter @SharonAbah; or on LinkedIn @Ginikachukwu Abah.

I'd love your feedback on today's episode – what did you enjoy and where can we improve?

Music by RAVE - Nkechi Ajayi and Kehinde Bankole.

If you’ve got a story (fact or fiction) you would like to be featured on this podcast or a published book you want to make into an audiobook, send an email to [email protected] or send me a message @osadumebi on either Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn or X. I look forward to collaborating with you!

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“The ends justify the means.” - Machiavelli -
Sha make sure the ‘means’ is enjoyable and worth your while, especially if the ‘end’ is not guaranteed and subject to human frailty.

This weeks story was written by Nneoma Edeh.
For more of her stories, visit her Medium page - @edehnneoma23. Or on Selar @Nneoma.

Connect with Nneoma on Instagram @nneoma.edeh or on Twitter @nneoma_edeh.

I'd love your feedback on today's episode – what did you enjoy and where can we improve?

Music by RAVE - Nkechi Ajayi and Kehinde Bankole.

If you’ve got a story (fact or fiction) you would like to be featured on this podcast or a published book you want to make into an audiobook, send an email to [email protected] or send me a message @osadumebi on either Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn or X. I look forward to collaborating with you!

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Do you ever have those moments as an adult where you look back and feel sorry for the adults you encountered as a child?

This weeks story was written by Ayomide Asiru.
For more of her stories, visit her Medium page - @ayomideasiru4.

Connect with Ayomide on Twitter @AyomideAsiru

I'd love your feedback on today's episode – what did you enjoy and where can we improve?

Music by RAVE - Nkechi Ajayi and Kehinde Bankole.

If you’ve got a story (fact or fiction) you would like to be featured on this podcast or a published book you want to make into an audiobook, send an email to [email protected] or send me a message @osadumebi on either Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn or X. I look forward to collaborating with you!

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Stories are…answers to the questions we would rather not confront. BUT sometimes those questions have an inconvenient way of answering themselves.

This weeks story was written by Olaitan Akinfenwa.
For more of her stories, visit Olaitan Akinfenwa.

Connect with Olaitan on Social Media as per the details below -
Instagram: @olaitanakinfenwa_
Twitter: @_Laitan_

I'd love your feedback on today's episode – what did you enjoy and where can we improve?

Music by RAVE - Nkechi Ajayi and Kehinde Bankole.

If you’ve got a story (fact or fiction) you would like to be featured on this podcast or a published book you want to make into an audiobook, send an email to [email protected] or send me a message @osadumebi on either Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn or X. I look forward to collaborating with you!

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“Listen without judgement. This is the most precious gift you can offer to someone.” - Vivek Singh

This week’s story was written by Chidinma Nnalue.
For more of her stories, visit Chidinma Nnalue.
Connect with her on Instagram @chidinma_viviann.

I'd love your feedback on today's episode – what did you enjoy and where can we improve?

Music by RAVE - Nkechi Ajayi and Kehinde Bankole.

If you’ve got a story (fact or fiction) you would like to be featured on this podcast or a published book you want to make into an audiobook, send an email to [email protected] or send me a message @osadumebi on either Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn or X. I look forward to collaborating with you!

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Conversations around gender can be highly contentious; even more so when talking about the performative elements. So what has pounded yam got to do with it?

This weeks story was written by Etudaye Musa Abdulazeez.
 
Connect with him on Social Media as per the details below -
Instagram: @etudaye_ma
Facebook: Etudaye Musa Abdulazeez

I'd love your feedback on today's episode – what did you enjoy and where can we improve?

Music by RAVE - Nkechi Ajayi and Kehinde Bankole.

If you’ve got a story (fact or fiction) you would like to be featured on this podcast or a published book you want to make into an audiobook, send an email to [email protected] or send me a message @osadumebi on either Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn or X. I look forward to collaborating with you!

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One day you go out celebrating your birthday with friends and the next time you wake up, you have no idea where you are!

This weeks story was written by Fatimah Otukoya.
For more of her stories, visit Dabira.
And purchase her first book at 'Prompts and Promises'.

Connect with Fatimah on Social Media as per the details below -
Instagram: @i.think.i.am.a.nerd

I'd love your feedback on today's episode – what did you enjoy and where can we improve?

Music by RAVE - Nkechi Ajayi and Kehinde Bankole.

If you’ve got a story (fact or fiction) you would like to be featured on this podcast or a published book you want to make into an audiobook, send an email to [email protected] or send me a message @osadumebi on either Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn or X. I look forward to collaborating with you!

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Will it kill bosses and leaders to give honour to whom honour is due and to do right by the people they lead?

This weeks story was written by Edidiong Andy.
For more of his stories, visit The Levi's Chronicles.

Connect with Eddie on Social Media as per the details below -
Instagram: @eddie_thelevi
Twitter: @levi1eddie

I'd love your feedback on today's episode – what did you enjoy and where can we improve?

Music by RAVE - Nkechi Ajayi and Kehinde Bankole.

If you’ve got a story (fact or fiction) you would like to be featured on this podcast or a published book you want to make into an audiobook, send an email to [email protected] or send me a message @osadumebi on either Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn or X. I look forward to collaborating with you!

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A singular event would be a coincidence, but a string of well orchestrated events, and masterfully curated and sustained friendships can only be providence.

This week, the narrator picked up a pen!

I'd love your feedback on today's episode – what did you enjoy and where can we improve?

Music by RAVE - Nkechi Ajayi and Kehinde Bankole.

If you’ve got a story (fact or fiction) you would like to be featured on this podcast or a published book you want to make into an audiobook, send an email to [email protected] or send me a message @osadumebi on either Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn or X. I look forward to collaborating with you!

And if you’ve enjoyed this week’s episode, please subscribe, leave a review and share with a friend or two.