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Prior to this global pandemic, job search was challenging. Now? more stressful. Then for my international students who travelled outside Canada before the restriction ban or those who submitted study...

When I moved to Canada in 2012, I wanted to go back home for Christmas. My friends were going back to Nigeria after one year post-graduation and I wanted to...

Bukiie Smart is a personal finance author, speaker and podcast host. She is a young woman who I respect, value and learn from every time we get to talk. We have known each other since high school in Lagos and even though we hardly spoke through university, we have maintained that connection. You know those people you don’t talk to everyday but when you do? It’s like connecting from where you left off? That’s Bukiie & I’s friendship. I remember there was a time where we didn’t hear or see Bukola on social media but one day in 2017, she reappeared. She rebranded herself and came back with a new goal - to educate millennials on how to make better money decisions. So today, let’s learn from the journey of the one and only - Bukiie Smart *screams yassss while twerking this cute bootaayy*

When you think of quiet strength? Aileen comes to my mind. Aileen Agada is an environmental engineering student and hair entrepreneur. She is the founder of BeBlended, an online platform that connects black women with hairstylists, beauty resources, and networking opportunities. I admire her value for community building, dedication, courage and her drive for success. She is one of those people who speak less but when she speaks, it’s wisdom overflow haha. 

In celebration of International Women’s Day (IWD), I share a few lessons learnt from one of my favourite authors who motivates me to learn, lead and build resilience, no matter the adversity. Happy reading ✨

    ...IS SKILLFUL & GODLY WISDOM   lmaoo, you were not expecting that answer right? muahahaha. Well, it's my birthday today! I actually had a post about "the 23...

Have you seen anyone who is supportive and dedicated to representing students or a brand/project with integrity? Mary Asekome has always been my go-to. I have come to appreciate her professionalism, energy and drive to improve students life, especially Nigerians. I got to have a quick conversation with her and I hope you learn something from her journey. 

I lovee this book because it’s blunt, relatable and reflective. It puts you to action. There were certain things he talked about and I’m like “yup that is/was me” or...