Hosted by Oluwatobiloba · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 31 episodes
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I’m a storyteller and an intuitive sharing my journey of personal transformation, self mastery and practical spirituality. I also capture the stories I find interesting. thisnigerianlifepod.substack.com
Oluwatobiloba hosts This Nigerian Life., a society show with 31 episodes published.
As a little girl growing up in Lagos, Lanre ( Lala) loved playing football with the boys and didn’t mind playing shirtless like they did, much to the annoyance of her mother; who sent her to Vivian Fowler College for Gir
At age 12, you couldn’t convince Rolake (Rolls) that she hadn’t caused a great offence to her mother. Why else would she be moved from her comfort zone in Lagos; South West Nigeria, to boarding school in Abuja in the Nor
Khadija (Dija) was 1 of 4 girls to graduate from her male-dominated engineering class. As a conservative muslim, it wasn’t common for girls to pursue Stem studies, but Dija’s father and grandmother particularly- were som
Being a new mom can be daunting and Simileoluwa (Simi) knew she’d be a mother who isn’t shy to ask for help; she wouldn’t fall for the supermom trope. In this episode we discuss what the actual “village” is versus what w
What if the key to knowing yourself better is simply sitting still? It’s hard, I know! In this episode, I explore why solitude matters and how our thoughts shape the direction of our lives. With so much noise competing f
If you asked me whether I believe in myself, I’d confidently say yes. But the truth is, that’s not always the case. In this episode, I dive into the quiet ways we sabotage our own progress: fear disguised as perfectionis
This episode discusses counselling and therapy and why I believe they’re often conflated. They are similar but the key difference is that counselling is short term, offering quick relief while therapy is longer and deals
This episode explores self-worth, enlightenment, and releasing old identities. As a self-proclaimed independent woman, unemployment has helped me reconnect with my softer side- the part of me that isn’t constantly in sur
Hey listeners, How do we break free from family trauma patterns? In this episode, I share my personal experience with family trauma. Exploring the combination of trusting my intuition and listening to my inner wisdom; ta
In this episode, I read an excerpt from my essay in We Will Lead Africa Volume 5: Technology, Science, and Innovation. This is easily the most exciting and affirming thing to happen to me so far this year- seeing my name
In this episode I talk about hope with a sprinkle of delusion which is my fuel on most days. Other days I wallow in hopelessness, but not for too long. When I say friends, it includes my amazing sister who has been a roc
Hiya! My plan was to relaunch the podcast in a neat and polished way, forgetting the most important thing: having an outlet for my thoughts. A wave of inspiration led to this recording which I have the pleasure of sharin
Hey friends, Brené Brown said “Courage starts with showing up and letting ourselves be seen”. So here I am, back with my mic ready to laugh, learn and have conversations that feel like catching up with your favorite peop
Hey listeners! I’ve been dealing with life and a huge lack of motivation. But I’m getting over it gradually. This is a little something to say I’m back now and I have some stories coming. Email me at thisnigerianlifepod@
I’ve been dealing with anxiety for sometime now and I decided to seek therapy. I spoke with a therapist twice a week for about 2 weeks and what did I learn? Listen to find out. Send your feedback & comments via thisniger
Nigeria is hard, there’s no sugar coating it. While migrating is not new, it has become more popular to see internet articles, posts etc advising young Nigerians to leave the country and the options available. Of particu
It’s February! Which means two things, Valentine’s Day and the first anniversary of this podcast!🎈🎈🥳 I did it “Joe” if you get the reference. 14 episodes and counting. I’m so proud of my work & grateful for the suppor
Wecome to the first episode for 2021! * cue applause* 🥳🥳 I'm sharing my well wishes and thoughts for the year, so this episode is very brief. Send your feedback & comments via thisnigerianlifepod@gmail.com or on Twitte
This episode explores the similarities & differences between the youth protests in Thailand and Nigeria. Discussing the Thailand side of things is my friend and colleague Mike( @mzungumike on IG). Share your feedback & c
Nigeria has been on high alert for the past 3 days! This is my take on the movement by Nigerian youth against police brutality, where we are today and how we can sustain momentum. Share your feedback & comments via thisn
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