Organising and planning a Nigerian wedding is one of the most intense things I’ve done in my adult life. l can only describe it as an intricate and culturally enthused celebration of commitment, love, and family, with many steps and instructions, especially during the ceremony.
Yes.. I am married now! You can read more of my article for Bella Naija, here.
Fake news..
‘Unreported cases only can only exist in Africa’
Deadly predictions
Concerns as to why we aren’t hit the most..
I’ve heard it all… and boy am I tired.
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I’d say that for the past 18 months, I’ve regularly been engaging in, panelling, hosting, and speaking at events.
This whole public speaking thing teaches you a lot! It’s not just about having a bubbly personality and character, which is how many people who meet me would often describe me. That is not all that it takes. It’s so much more! And here are some of the most things important that I’d definitely advise when deciding to do public speaking.
As my favorite month of the year draws to a close, I love to reflect on key things I’ve learned before what I can only describe as such a remarkable age to celebrate. It may not be a big age for some, but it certainly has been for me! I’ve had the best year so far, and sometimes feel bad for it, but I shouldn’t.
Anyway, here goes it:
We’re all busy let’s face it. But what I love seeing lately on social media has been the constant promotion and awareness of self-care. Mental health is a constant talking point and often the most “Busiest people tend to be the most loneliest. Here’s how I love to look after me to avoid feeling crappy and how I constantly like to re-energise:
In celebration of international women’s day and pretty much every day, I feel so privileged to be surrounded by, be friends with, and know of women doing remarkably well in their line of work, are inspiring, hard working, and someone I’m genuinely glad to know, and who you should get to know about! :
Life gets busy, but making time for those we consider close friends and family, is important! Here are a few of my favourite things to do with friends I love:
Negative headlines, terrorism, death – it’s too much. Life is too much sometimes.
Why?
How do I have better understanding it?
How do I encourage others who have also dealt with bad news?
1. Eat good! It makes you feel good. I made a food list and researched into restaurants I’m going to be eating at this summer in London. It’s great to see so many of them ticked off my list.
Hannah Ajala 