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Women vs Culture: The GEO Bill and Cultural Relativism in Nigeria
Are women’s rights universal or do they differ from culture to culture?
#CulturalRelativism, #Feminism, #HumanRights, #Nigeria, #Women
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YouTube: Moving from Nigeria to Sweden
Join me in this super eventful week in Gothenburg, Sweden, as I navigate lectures, assignments, shopping, unpacking, and meeting new people!
#Travel, #TravelVlog, #Vlog, #YouTube
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Universal Accounting: Improving Accessibility in Accounting Systems
Universal Accounting: this user-friendly accounting system is a must-have for small businesses, accountants, students, and accounting enthusiasts generally!
#Accounting, #Finance, #Financial Management, #Review
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Music: Blessed (Live Cover) by Rukky Otive
“Blessed” is a feel-good song by Wizkid and Damian Marley that talks about taking life easy, relieving yourself of pressure, and leaving God to take control. In this video, I perform a live cover of the song.
You can watch the video below or on YouTube (scroll down to view the lyrics). Credits go to Victor Paul (on the lead guitar), Victor (on the bass guitar), Nnamdi (on the keyboard), Favour (on the drums), and Victor Yusuf (video recording).
#Afrobeat, #Cover, #LiveCover, #Music
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Insecurity in Nigeria: Evidence of a Failed Social Contract
Against the context of insecurity in Nigeria, have we reverted to the “state of nature” described in Hobbes’ social contract theory?
#Lifestyle, #Insecurity, #Nigeria, #SocialContract
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YouTube: Visiting London Again After Two Years
Join me in this vlog which features a graduation ceremony, shopping, meet-ups, food, gaming, and pure vibes!!
#Travel, #TravelVlog, #Vlog, #YouTube
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POETRY: The Imposter
The imposter has made her arrival
To her credit, she has many impressive records
Top of her class; bagged many awards
The expectations from her are colossal…
#Imposter, #ImposterSyndrome #Poetry
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Music: Blackmail (Live Cover) by Rukky Otive
“Blackmail” is a beautiful song by Brymo that speaks of a toxic give-and-take relationship. In this video, I perform a live cover of the song.
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), Victor (on the lead guitar), and Victor (on the bass guitar).
#Cover, #AlternativeMusic, #LiveCover, #Music
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“There are no ladies at the Bar”: Exploring Gender-Blindness in the Legal Profession
“Good morning gentlemen and gentlemen in skirts”. This was the opening line of a classmate at the Nigerian Law School who was making a presentation during our lecture today.
#Feminism, #Law, #LegalProfession
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Reflections on 2021: The Gift of Time
The end of the year is always a time of reflection. As 2021 is slowly coming to an end, one thing has stood out to me: the gift of time.
#2021, #Planning, #Reflections
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Cutting and Dyeing my Hair in Abuja, Nigeria
About two weeks ago, I cut and dyed my hair. I’ve been meaning to do this for the longest time ever, and I finally got the courage to do it. At first, I wasn’t sure how I felt about the hair. But now, I absolutely love it! Join me in this vlog to see the entire process!
#Abuja, #Nigeria, #Vlog
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FYCI: Promoting Youth Agency Through the Creative Arts
I am super excited to introduce a start-up organisation called Frontline Youth Creativity Initiative (FYCI). FYCI is a youth-led and youth-focused organisation working to empower young people to challenge the status quo and promote positive social change through the creative arts.
#BehaviourChange, #CreativeArts, #Creativity, #NGO, #Youth
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“You’re Not Like Other Girls”: A Compliment or an Insult?
“You’re not like other girls.” I’ve heard people use this line a couple of times. I think I can try to understand the idea behind it. But on the other hand, there is something very unsettling about it.
#Compliments, #Feminism
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11 Lessons I’ve Learned in 22 Years
I turned 22 roughly a month ago, on the 8th of August. A few days to my birthday, I started reflecting on the things I’ve learned in my relatively little time on earth. I’m posting this in the hope that someone learns a thing or two. Personally, I also intend to use these lessons for some goal-setting and life-planning going forward.
#Birthday, #Lessons, #Lifestyle
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Women and Titles – Here We Go Again…
In this post, I explore the problem with the way women, especially married women, are recognised in our society.
#Feminism, #GenderInclusion, #GenderSensitivity, #Titles, #Women
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My 22nd Birthday Weekend in Abuja, Nigeria
Join me in this vlog which features a birthday cake, acrylic nails, a pool table, food and drinks, some amazing friends, good music, and pure vibes!
#Birthday, #Lifestyle, #Vlog, #YouTube
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Music: Here (Live Cover) by Rukky Otive
“Here” is a gospel song by Kari Jobe that reminds us that we are never alone because God is always with us. In this video, I perform a live cover of the song. 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, #GospelMusic, #LiveCover, #Music
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How to Start Coding in Three Easy Steps
In this post, Promise Chime not only simplifies the concepts of coding and programming, but also provides useful tools and resources that can help you learn how to code.
#Code, #Coding, #Computers, #Programming, #Tech, #Technology
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Are we all being controlled by our desire for money?
A couple of months ago, my friend Rita asked me a question: If you didn’t have to worry about money or job security, what would you do with your life? This made me curious about whether anyone would even be doing conventional 9-5 jobs on a full-time basis if they didn’t have to worry about money or job security.
#Career, #Class, #ClassInequality, #Job, #Money
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#TwitterBan in Nigeria: Can you be prosecuted?
A lot has happened in Nigeria over the past few days, and they can all be traced to the #TwitterBan imposed by the Federal Government on Friday June 4th. This is my attempt to analyse the legal implications of the ban on citizens.
#Law, #Legal, #LegalAnalysis, #Lifestyle, #PublicPolicy, #SocialMedia, #Twitter, #TwitterBan
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Music: Skoin Skoin (Live Cover) by Rukky Otive
In this video, I perform “Skoin Skoin”, a beautiful love song by CKay. 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
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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
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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
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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
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“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
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