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Bisola Akande

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Jollof rice: what is your secret ingredient?

Food & Cooking · 5 days ago · 4 replies

Ankara styles for work

Fashion & Beauty · 6 days ago · 3 replies

What are you doing this weekend?

Entertainment & Lifestyle · last week · 3 replies

Healthy versions of Nigerian dishes

Nutrition & Healthy Living · 2 weeks ago · 3 replies

Staying consistent with exercise

Fitness & Exercise · 3 weeks ago · 3 replies

Best places to eat in Kano

Kano · 3 weeks ago · 3 replies

Switching careers in your 30s

Jobs & Careers · 3 weeks ago · 3 replies

Finding Nigerian food in small US towns

United States · 3 weeks ago · 3 replies

How do you separate business money from personal money?

Business & Entrepreneurship · 4 weeks ago · 2 replies

Reality TV: do you watch?

TV & Streaming · 4 weeks ago · 3 replies

Recent replies

Replied in Switching careers in your 30s · 3 weeks ago

I studied accounting but I want to move into product design. Has anyone here switched careers in their 30s? How did you do it?

Replied in What do diaspora Nigerians get wrong about home? · 3 weeks ago

Prices. They think ₦50,000 is a lot of money. It is not anymore.

Replied in Home workouts with no equipment · 3 weeks ago

Dancing to Afrobeats for 30 minutes counts as cardio, and it is fun.

Replied in Which Nigerian city would you most like to live in? · 3 weeks ago

Still Lagos. The energy is unmatched, even with the traffic.

Replied in NYSC camp survival guide · 3 weeks ago

Pack snacks and a small torch. Mammy market is great, but the queues are long.

Replied in Emergency numbers: has 112 ever worked for you? · 3 weeks ago

Lagos emergency numbers picked up for me once when there was a fire nearby. Response was slow, but they came.

Replied in AFCON memories: your favourite tournament · 3 weeks ago

I remember the 2000 final at home more than any win. The heartbreak was national.

Replied in How much do you spend on entertainment monthly? · 3 weeks ago

I set aside about 10 percent of my income for fun. Life is too short.

Replied in Finding Nigerian food in small US towns · 3 weeks ago

I live in a small town with no African stores nearby. How do you get Nigerian ingredients?

Replied in Fuel subsidy removal: how has it affected your monthly budget? · 3 weeks ago

It has been a while since the subsidy changes. I would love to hear real numbers. How much more are you spending on transport and food compared to before?

Replied in Small health habits that made a big difference for you · 3 weeks ago

Cutting down on sugary drinks. I did not realise how much sugar I was drinking every day.

Replied in Skincare for the Nigerian climate · 3 weeks ago

Sunscreen every day, even with dark skin. And shea butter during harmattan.

Replied in Best resources for learning Yoruba, Igbo or Hausa as an adult? · 3 weeks ago

Nollywood films in Yoruba with English subtitles helped me more than any app.

Replied in Which streaming service is worth it in Nigeria? · 3 weeks ago

YouTube. So much free Nollywood content, honestly.

Replied in How do you separate business money from personal money? · 4 weeks ago

My small business and my personal account are the same account, and it is a mess at the end of every month. How did you separate them?

Replied in Data prices keep rising: how do you manage? · 4 weeks ago

Download videos on Wi-Fi at work or school, and watch them later.

Replied in Best places to eat in Lagos on a budget · 4 weeks ago

Local bukas. The best amala I have ever had cost less than a fast food meal.

Replied in Eating well on a tight budget · 4 weeks ago

Seasonal fruits and vegetables from the local market are much cheaper than supermarket ones.

Replied in Reality TV: do you watch? · 4 weeks ago

Reality shows get the whole country talking every year. Do you follow them, or avoid the noise?

Replied in Underrated Nigerian artists you should know · 4 weeks ago

Gospel artists outside the mainstream. Some of the best voices in the country are in church choirs.