The BAOBAB

Parents often say hurtful words out of anger and frustration. They end up forgetting what they even said but the hurtful words still echos in their child’s ears. Will they ever erase the memories? Sending love to anyone who has felt hurt, unloved and wounded by the words said by their parents/ guardians.

Trigger warning: suicide

It’s so easy to give up, because nothing else makes sense and everything hurts. In this podcast episode, I share my story and talk about why people decide to commit suicide. What if you find someone to hold your hand, or carry torch for you as you find your way out of the tunnel ? The world needs your smile, your laughter and you

In this podcast episode, I talk about our high school experiences and how they shaped us

In this podcast episode, I talk about my personal experiences of growing up with an absent Dad. The experiences have been painful and I wish I could hug my younger self. I am glad society doesn’t ask the unnecessary questions because they sure made people uncomfortable.

In this podcast episode, I pen down a letter to my teenage self. That little girl survived a lot of pain, hurt and anger. This letter is the assurance she needed: life isn’t perfect, but it got better.

In this podcast episode, I talk about the struggles that people face but we never know about it because we are programmed to make it work. We need to give people grace, because people are fighting silent battles.

Adulting will test your faith. You are expected to show up every day even when your heart is heavy. In this podcast episode, I talk about some of the lessons I have learned as an adult.

In this podcast episode, I invite African creatives to join the Afrobloggers Winter Challenge. Imagine joining other creatives in a month of storytelling? This sounds fun, do not miss out. Visit, https://afrobloggers.org/winterabc2026-storytelling-festival/ for more information.

Looking forward to bumping into your work!

In this podcast episode, I talk about the thread shared by Phoebe @_bigpheebs on Instagram. Trust me, your best friend understands you, love you and will never judge you. If you can relate, then this episode is for you!

In this podcast episode, I talk about the highs and lows that I experienced in April. Sending hugs to anyone going through a rough patch🫂