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Redefining Mathematics: “If I Don’t Get It Fast, I’ll Never Get It”
Ever stared at a problem and thought, “This is taking me forever. I must be bad at math”? Not true. I have shared my story about how I failed this subject because of algebra. I didn’t understand the transition from seeing numbers to seeing letters. Thankfully, I had a mother who persevered (by enrolling me in extra tutorials) even when I didn’t feel like I could get it. Today, even if you wake me…
Redefining Mathematics
If you have known me, or followed this space for a while, you would have known I talk about things I’m passionate about here and that includes mathematics. I grew up as a person who easily understood math and wanted to teach other people all about it. I found out that while some subjects required me paying extra attention to excel at them, it was definitely not math. I taught younger people…
Staples in Nigeria (Rice)
Rice, Rice, Rice. I often joke that the older you are as a Nigerian, the more rice you’ve eaten in your lifetime. It’s such a staple in our diet that I sometimes wonder “how many times a week does the average Nigerian eat rice?” A good guess would be at least four times, unless one is consciously trying to cut back. But for many, that’s easier said than done. Rice is deeply embedded in Nigerian…
Staples in Nigeria (Yam)
Yam is a widely consumed staple in Nigerian cuisine, cherished for its versatility, and satisfying texture. Imagine a potato, but with a more robust character and a touch less sweetness than sweet potatoes. Yam can be prepared in various ways, and I will be sharing them with you. 1. Boiled Yam Boiled yam is one of the most common ways to prepare this tuber in Nigeria. When boiled, it retains a…
Must-Have Kitchen Appliances for 2025
Are you moving into your own space and wondering what kitchen essentials to invest in? That’s where we come in! We’re here to guide you in making the best decisions for a well-equipped kitchen. The world is evolving fast—AI and smart technology are making life easier, and the same goes for kitchen appliances. Cooking can sometimes feel overwhelming, especially when meal prep takes too long. But…
Mathematics Isn’t About Speed
Mathematics Isn’t About Speed Ever stared at a math problem and thought, “This is taking me forever. I must be bad at this”? Not true. Continue reading Mathematics Isn’t About Speed
Yes, You Can Do Math
Yes, You Can Do Math. Today, I’ll be talking about something a little different, which we’re all guilty of. Labelling ourselves. “I can’t cook.” “I’m bad at directions.” “Technology just isn’t my thing.” Math is one of the biggest victims of this labelling game. How many times have you heard someone say, “I’m not a math person”? Maybe you’ve said it yourself. It sounds harmless, almost like a…
The man who had Great Potential
The man who had Great Potential Every time I read the stories in the Bible, I ask myself: Where do I fit in? That, after all, is the essence of studying – to reflect, and then to act. Am I Abraham, learning to walk with God as my reward? Or Isaac, serving the Lord within the heritage I was born into? Am I David, a man after God’s own heart? Or Pharaoh, hardening my heart against the Lord? It’s…
ESPERA 4
The mountains were closer than before. As a traveller on Verde Road, I had experienced both the good and the bad— all life-changing experiences. I met friends, including my favourite of all, Espera. He was so kind and always there for me. Unfortunately, at my last hurdle, while approaching the mountains, I realized I couldn’t find him anymore. Still, I kept on, even as I approached the mandatory…
Culinary Adventures at Home: Rice
Rice, Rice, Rice. I often joke that the older you are as a Nigerian, the more rice you’ve eaten in your lifetime. It’s such a staple in our diet that I sometimes wonder—how many times a week does the average Nigerian eat rice? A good guess would be at least four times, unless you’re is consciously trying to cut back. But for many Nigerians, cutting back easier said than done. Rice is deeply…
Culinary Adventures at Home: Yam
Today, I’m kicking off a new series all about the diverse dishes you can make with foods in your kitchen. And our star ingredient for the day is… you guessed it—Yam! It is a widely consumed staple in Nigerian cuisine, cherished for its versatility, and satisfying texture. For those who haven’t had it before, imagine a potato, but with a more robust character and a touch less sweetness than sweet…
Must-Have Kitchen Appliances for 2025
Are you getting married in 2025? Finally moving into your own space and wondering what Must-Have Kitchen Appliances for 2025 to invest in? That’s where we come in! We’re here to guide you in making the best decisions for a well-equipped kitchen. Continue reading Must-Have Kitchen Appliances for 2025
Do You Love Me?
The last post I shared reflected on John 21, focusing on the theme of Jesus finding us again. But as I read further, I realized the message went beyond simply running to Jesus. It was a call to love, a call to a deeper, more committed walk with Him. Continue reading Do You Love Me?
When Jesus Finds Us Again...
After my last post, I thought my reflections on the book of John were complete. But as I was wrapping up my reading, I saw another interesting thing that caught my attention in the last chapter of John. Continue reading When Jesus Finds Us Again…
The Call to Glorify: Lesson from John 17
The Call to Glorify: Lesson from John 17
“Father, the hour has come. Glorify Your Son, that Your Son also may glorify You, as You have given Him authority over all flesh, that He should give eternal life to as many as You have given Him. And this is eternal life, that they may know You, the only true God, and Jesus Christ whom You have sent. I have glorified You on the earth. I have finished the work which You have given Me to do. And…
World Food Day 2024
Happy World Food Day! This year, it’s a privilege to be alive, to celebrate, and have food despite the challenges our country faces. Food is not only a fundamental human right but also essential for life and survival. The World Food Day was established to raise awareness about global hunger, and the theme for 2024 is “The Right to Food for a Better Life and a Better Future.” Continue reading…
14 Food Quotes I Love
14 Food Quotes I Love
In life, certain necessities are important, and food is unequivocally among them. Beyond being an essential for growth, sustenance, and survival, it holds the power to do so much more. Food unites people together, mends rifts and conflicts that once seemed unresolvable, and has evolved into a cultural force that impacts our cultures and traditions. No matter one’s status or background, food has…