They say good things come to an end, just like a pot of Jollof Rice, but the amazing thing is that the rice at the bottom of the pot is always the sweetest. Enjoy!

Knowing the ingredients to make a dish is one thing, knowing how and when to use them is another. Today I’m sharing tips and resources that have helped me in my wealth journey. Just like the paring of Jollof and Fried Plantain, hopefully this post will add more value to what you already knew or are yet to know.

An apology, because sometimes your intentions don’t match your actions.

A simple 7 step plan to kick-start a God-honouring wealth journey - Steps 4-7

A simple 7 step plan to kick-start a God-honouring wealth journey.

My relationship with with money hasn’t been the best, but now, with God’s help it’s all changing.

In 2016 I read Arese Ugwu’s book “The Smart Money Woman” – a book about Nigerian women whose lives cause them to rethink their approaches to wealth. Since reading the book, my interest in personal finance and wealth has increased tremendously and I’m understanding of it is becoming much fuller and I want to share my wealth journey with you.

Thank you to the guys at BYLU Campaign for inviting me on their podcast while on vacation in America. I was invited to the show following a conversation of conversations with Daniel (co-founder of BYLU) to discuss my journey, how and why I’m in Dubai and how faith has played an important role in my decision making.

Part of living a thankful life is being intentional with the time God has given us on Earth. Intentional with seeking God, loving people and doing what God has asked us to do.

From the moment we turn 20 we start counting how many years away we are from 30 and it is often that people dread turning 30, I am not one of these people. I’m thirty and thankful!

The saga continues now that Sharon Starr, Nigeria’s biggest AfroPop sensation is back after being reported missing. NJ The Producer, her husband and manager wants his Sharon back, will she go back to him?

Now the couple get to talk to each other, the journey is still an emotional one that explores the impact of upbringing, perceptions, and beliefs and very importantly, if reconciliation can exist when trauma has been experienced.

Sharon Starr, Nigeria’s biggest AfroPop sensation has gone missing just before the start of her international tour. A few days have quickly turned to months and nobody knows where she is, including her husband-manager, NJ The Producer.

We find out more about the couple and their journey through the eyes and ears of Doctor Wole, their therapist. It’s an emotional journey that explores the impact of upbringing, perceptions, and beliefs and very importantly, if reconciliation can exist when trauma has been experienced.

One thing I’m ever so tired of is the belief that single people are incomplete. I don’t think that of myself and nobody else should.

Life for me is especially good right now.

Sometimes, I Tie Gélé is a story about identity, insecurities and the need to belong. We follow Sophie "Soso" Badmus on her personal quest to make sense of these things.

Sophie is experiencing the stages of life through the discussions she’s had so far, Birth, Accomplishments and Marriage. Now she learns about herself through the celebration of Life, both for the living and the dead.