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Hard Work vs Smart Work: A Modern Interpretation of the Tortoise and the Hare
In its traditional form, the story of the tortoise and the hare is used to teach a lesson such as ‘slow and steady wins the race’ (even though I don’t believe that this statement is always true). However, I stumbled upon the picture below while I was scrolling through Instagram, and I found the twist on the traditional tortoise and hare depiction quite interesting.
#ClassInequality, #HardWork, #Motivation, #SmartWork, #Success
Music: Peace (Live Cover) by Rukky Otive
Guess who’s back with another live cover! In this video, I perform “Peace” by Asa. “Peace” is a song of lamentation about the struggles of life. You can watch the video below or on YouTube (scroll down to view the lyrics). Credits go to Promise Chime (on the keyboard), Favour (on the drums), and Uviboy (video recording).
#Cover, #LiveCover, #Music, #SlowJams
Music: Jailer (Live Cover) by Rukky Otive
It feels like it’s been ages since I did my last live cover, so I am super excited to release a new one! In this video, I perform “Jailer” by Asa. “Jailer” is a song that explores the power play between the oppressors and the oppressed in society. You can watch the video below or on YouTube. Credits go to Promise Chime (on the keyboard), Favour (on the drums), and Uviboy (video recording).
#Cover, #LiveCover, #Music, #SlowJams
“You Don’t Talk When Elders are Talking”: Exploring Power Distance in Nigerian Society
In my analysis, the level of power one has in Nigeria is determined by at least three factors: wealth, age, and job title.
#ClassInequality, #Inequality, #Nigeria, #PowerDistance, #Youth
An Analysis of the Rooster Coop in “The White Tiger”
In this post, I analyse the rooster coop as portrayed in the Netflix film, “The White Tiger”. This is the first in a series on class inequality.
#ClassInequality, #MovieReview, #TheRoosterCoop, #TheWhiteTiger
My First Week at the Nigerian Law School (NLS) Abuja
In this video, I attempt to give you a glimpse into my first week at the Nigerian Law School (NLS) in Bwari, Abuja, where I am currently undertaking the Bar Part I programme.
#NigerianLawSchool, #Vlog
Vincent Ehindero Blogger Award
I’ve been nominated for the Vincent Ehindero Blogger Award, which is a concept by blogger, Vincent Ehindero, to showcase other bloggers and have them answer some interesting questions. Thanks to Vincent for creating this platform, and thanks to Art Enthusiastics for nominating me.
#Award, #BloggerAward, #Blogging, #Blog
How to be More Gender-Inclusive in Your Language
Here’s a short list of gender-neutral alternatives you can use when you are addressing someone whose gender you do not know, or when you are referring to a hypothetical person.
#Feminism, #Gender, #GenderInclusion, #GenderSensitivity
To Whom it may Concern: Please Stop Calling Women “Sir”
Recently, I received a generic email from a company I used to work for, and the first thing I noticed was the salutation, which read “Dear Sirs”.
#Feminism, #Gender, #GenderInclusion, #GenderSensitivity
Pluralistic Feminism as reflected in “Bridgerton”
In this piece, Rita Atalor discusses pluralistic feminism in the hit Netflix series, “Bridgerton”.
#Bridgerton, #Feminism, #GuestPost, #MovieReview, #Review
#ProblemsTheEP 100k Giveaway!
Over the next couple of weeks, my brother Uviboy and I are running a giveaway contest of 100k to be shared among five lucky winners. Find out how you can participate!
#Giveaway, #GiveawayAlert, #Music, #NewMusic, #ProblemsTheEP
Reflections on 2020: We Made It!
I think almost everyone will agree that 2020 has hit us gbas gbos. But you know what? We made it – in spite of everything!
#2020, #NewYearsEve, #Planning, #Reflections
YouTube: Hilarious Song Association and Freestyle Challenge ft my Brother
In this YouTube video, my brother and I do the song association and freestyle challenge.
#Entertainment, #Vibes, #YouTube
#ProblemsTheEP: No Stain
“No Stain”, the sixth and final track on #ProblemsTheEP, is a song of affirmation about integrity and anti-corruption in our land.
#Afrobeat, #Music, #NewMusic, #NoStain
#ProblemsTheEP: The Mic
“The Mic”, track 5 on #ProblemsTheEP, reflects on some of the problems in Nigeria, from corruption and poor electricity, to an unstable economy that has led to rising poverty, inflation, and unemployment.
#TheMic, #Music, #NewMusic, #SlowJams
#ProblemsTheEP: EndSARS
“#EndSARS”, track 4 on #ProblemsTheEP, was recorded during the #EndSARS protests, which were a reaction against the brutality of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) unit of the Nigeria Police Force.
#EndSARS, #Music, #NewMusic, #SlowJams
#ProblemsTheEP: Girl Child
“Girl Child”, track 3 on #ProblemsTheEP, was inspired by the explosion in cases of sexual and gender-based violence in Nigeria around May/June 2020.
#GBV, #GirlChild, #Music, #NewMusic, #SlowJams
#ProblemsTheEP: I Can’t Breathe
“I Can’t Breathe”, track 2 on #ProblemsTheEP, was inspired by the tragic killing of George Floyd in May.
#BlackLivesMatter, #BlackLivesStillMatter, #ICantBreathe, #Music, #NewMusic, #Racism, #SlowJams
#ProblemsTheEP: Corona
“Corona”, track 1 on #ProblemsTheEP, reflects on the events surrounding the novel coronavirus pandemic that ravaged the world throughout 2020.
#Coronavirus, #COVID-19, #Music, #NewMusic, #SlowJams
#ProblemsTheEP Out Now!
#ProblemsTheEP by Uviboy and Rukky out now on https://fanlink.to/ProblemsTheEP
#Music, #NewMusic, #SlowJams, #Soul
I’m a graduate! Reflections on my three-year experience at UCL
In this post, I reflect on my three-year experience at UCL, from academic life to work and extra-curricular activities.
#2020, #Classof2020, #Graduation, #Lifestyle, #UCL, #UniversityCollegeLondon
Music: He’s Here (Ya Na Nan) by Kae Strings
“Ya Na Nan” by Kae Strings is one of those soothing and simple songs that make you feel at peace when you listen to them.
#Music, #Gospel, #Soul
#EndSARS Part 3: Next Steps
In the third and final part of the #EndSARS series, I offer suggestions on what our next steps should be.
#Bad Governance, #EndSARS, #Nigeria, #Police Brutality, #Protests, #Revolution
#EndSARS Part 2: Five Lessons From the Protests in Nigeria
In the second part of the #EndSARS series, I draw out five key lessons from the protests in Nigeria.
#Bad Governance, #EndSARS, #Nigeria, #Police Brutality, #Protests, #Revolution
#EndSARS Part 1: Seven Stages of the Protests in Nigeria
The first of a three-part series on #EndSARS, this piece focuses on seven stages of the protests in Nigeria.
#BadGovernance, #EndSARS, #Nigeria, #PoliceBrutality, #Protests, #Revolution
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