A while back, I wrote a post on “Being a Deeper Life Girl in the 21st Century” and it was generally me speaking out about my life experiences since changing my appearance (which was before…
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Echoes Of My Journey, an Ebook by Oluwasegun Femi Fragile!
It only takes an emotional person to bring life into fiction. Echoes of My Journey by Oluwasegun Femi Fragile is an insightful analysis of a man’s pursuit of his choice(s) and his daily travel to his …
My mates are getting married!!
The title of this post was once “your mates are getting married” but then I decided to alter it to this because it’s more apt. At first, it’s your aunties and uncles both relat…
Turning Around
Hey – happy post Valentine’s Day haha! I really hope you all had some form of love shown to you on Tuesday, and even if for whatever reason, no human being showed you love – God cert…
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ETP Takes: United Nations Youth Assembly!
Hey hey hey welcome back to my New York series! So today I’m going to tell you all about the United Nations Youth Assembly that my siblings and I were fortunate enough to be young delegates from…
The Tabula Rasa Effect/New Year New Resolutions -by Femi Ojosu
For Peju, Seyi, Ayodele, Leo, Caleb, Dunsin… Always in my corner, always pushing me to do more cause well… They have this unerring belief that I can do more… For Blessing who…
Self-Value.
Hey lovelies! Today I’m writing to you all from the beautiful city of New York and I love it! I cannot wait to share all that has happened to me and my siblings since we got here! In the meantim…
ETP Introduces: Emmanuel Sansi!
Hey everyone! It’s been a bit of a long while since we’ve had a feature on someone, and so I’m glad to break that streak by interviewing the amazing Emmanuel Sansi. I could go on and…
THE AFRICAN WOMAN.
Sweeping, cooking, washing…confined to the kitchen. That’s the stereotype. That is the African woman that more than half of the continent expects to see. The remainder may have been lucky enough…