The Japada ladies sat with Naomi Williams, COO of @blackgirlsintech, who “accidentally on purpose” moved from the UK to Nigeria… and is living her best life in BOTH worlds! 🌍✈️

Get ready for real talk on her bold relocation story, building @blackgirlsintech & thriving as a dual-continent tech sis🎙️💻

The Japada ladies sat with Otunba Majek, who shares his story of relocating from the U.K. back to Nigeria in his 40s.

From mindset shifts to career transitions and social reintegration, Otunba walks us through the real, unfiltered journey of returning home midlife…

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The Japada ladies sat with Toke Salami, who packed her bags, moved back to Nigeria, and flipped her way into a booming mini-pancake business in the heart of Lagos—serving treats so good, they made it to Davido’s wedding!

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After 19 years in the U.K., Mololuwa returned to Nigeria to ‘serve her country’ for a year.

Join us as she shares her journey of National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) as an 'I Just Got Back' (IJGB)!

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The Japada ladies sat with Peju Agese, a true bi-coastal business babe!

With a flourishing beauty business that spans the U.K. and Nigeria, we dive into Peju's inspiring journey of building her brand in two distinct markets.

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The Japada ladies sat with Aminat Sule, British-born Nigerian political activist, barrister-in-training and most recently, founder of linen fashion brand, ‘Imaulé’.

Discover the fusion of culture and style that defines Nigerian fashion and learn how designers are reshaping narratives and challenging perceptions on the world stage.

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The Japada ladies sat with Bayo Adio, popularly known as ‘The Nigerian Nomad.’

Bayo shares his inspiring story of leaving behind the bills and expectations of America to find a sense of belonging and purpose in Africa.

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The Japada ladies sat with Seyi Ekisola, Co-Founder of Eggcorn Digital.

Seyi shares his journey of establishing businesses in both the UK and Nigeria, revealing the triumphs and challenges of building a career across two continents. From his desire to make a meaningful impact in Africa to the gritty realities of entrepreneurship, Seyi takes us through the highs and lows so far.

In the captivating first episode, mother-daughter co-hosts, Mololuwa and Atinuke, share their personal experiences of reverse migration to Africa.

Atinuke recounts her "japa" journey with her husband and kids, highlighting the challenges and aspirations behind her decision, while Mololuwa reflects on her return to Nigeria for her NYSC, discussing insights on identity and purpose.

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