Chat with Muloongo Muchelemba of Ongolo: Episode 17 (2022) — African laws and culture really put humans and families first and at the center. And the world can learn from this. What we need to do is infuse technology and best practices and advertise it to the world. — Muloongo 2022. We have a returning guest on the podcast! Muloongo…

Chat with Doc Ayomide — Episode 16 (2022) — As the world becomes increasingly globalized and sort of bigger and smaller at the same time, there is an increasing tendency to become overwhelmed and want to go for the big things. But you must remember that it’s in the simple things of loving your neighbor. It’s important to understand…

On Discovering Healing and Purpose in Writing with Jenim Dibie — Episode 15 (2022) — If my life was good, jolly, and perfect, I wouldn’t have been motivated to write. But the intensity of my struggles made me seek salvation somewhere, and I was just lucky to find writing. Writing saved me. — Jenim 2022 Our guest on this episode is my friend Jenim, a…

The One With Nneka — Korean As A Second Culture: — Episode 14 (2022) — I got interested in Korean culture by watching their movies and noticing the similarities between it and the Igbo culture. Both cultures share values such as hard work, respect, confidence, and independence. I love how despite everything they went through, the oppression and uprisings, Koreans never backed down and stayed…

A conversation with Rafiat Akinwande and her Dad, Mr. Kola Akinwande — Episode 13 — I had made up my mind to help my children become all they want to be, especially the girls. I always encouraged my daughters to do what any boy can do. I wanted my daughters to to be different, so I never discriminated against any of my children, irrespective of…

A conversation with my Nigerian Father — Episode 12 — Education is very vital. It helps keep society safe and gives it a future. We must make sure our children are well educated to give us rest of mind tomorrow. Even with coming from a poor background, I decided to change the outcome of my life and that of my…

Ariifeoluwa Sibyl — Arii, 아리야! Where do I even start? Before you, I explored the world with a jaded, narrow heart. And then our story began when we got that call from our worker about a baby girl needing a placement — on that late night in May 2020 at 11:49 pm. Dad…

In Memoriam of Prince Adebisi David Bepo (1943–2022) — “In each of my friends, there is something that only some other friend can fully bring out. By myself I am not large enough to call the whole man into activity; I want other lights than my own to show all his facets. Now that Charles is dead, I shall…

아리 아빠| The One With My Dear Husband, TDawg — Episode 10 — Parenting a child, whether biological or adopted, is pretty much the same. Trust your instinct. If you feel like you are doing things that are not in the best interest of the child, take a step back and address your motives — TDawg In this episode, we have my husband…