I have a guest today (yay!) and we’re both talking about our experiences coming to America from Nigeria and how it’s been so far.

2019 had its ups and downs and I’m just grateful that it’s now over! I can’t wait to see what 2020 has in store.

Una know all those things wey go just they chook your body anyhow and go dey raise your temper? Ehen. Na in we go talk about today. I go tell you my top 6 pet peeves and we go discuss with pidgin. Oya tap the play button make we start.

I grew up in Port-Harcourt, a city that teaches you to be fast on your feet. Today's episode shares some of my experiences on the streets of the city.

Change. What every Nigerian screams for but only a few work towards. Change-real change-is a collective effort and it begins with you.

Something new today. Listen to this podcast and hear me talk about the things I like in...Spanish!

A lot of people here up in toxic environments and don't even know it. Other people grew up in toxic environments and somehow, learnt to believe that toxicity is the face of love. It's not. This eposode throws light on that to illuminate what love should really look like.

I had a clear goal of where I would be, I had my life mapped out. Along the way, I learnt that life would almost never go how you plan. But it's fine. If it's not okay, it's not the end. Trust the process!

Do Nigerians really understand the concept of religion? Or is it a tradition handed down through the generations so no one asks questions that matter?

It's okay to be proud of your achievements and want to share them. Through away that mentality that you have to act like you're suffering so that you can fit in.