Source unsplashHello guys, how are you all. Here I am, at the corner of my room reminiscing about life and those around us, our family, friends, neighbors, and colleagues and the roles they get to play in our life.My first question is, what kind of friend are you? Are you the type that judge, blame or crucify any decisions or steps people around you make?

image sourceGood day everyone, how are you doing? I trust you are fine. I've been kinda busy these days that I haven't really been active on the platform all because of the lots happening around me. Couple of weeks back, i had alot of things going on in my mind that I was gradually slipping into depression even without me knowing it.

sourceThere's this thing about some African women I don't understand, especially in Nigeria, how can a married woman be comfortable simply because her husband is financially stable?,as in ijust don't get it. I'm not saying the husband is going to go bankrupt or something buh how can a woman with kids be comfortable being a full housewife without any source of income for herself. It could be an online business, online store, work from home etc.

I remember my one year compulsory service to my country (Nigeria), the part where I was posted to happens to be a place I do not understand a word they say in their dialects due to the differences in ethnicity, I'm from the western part of the country while where I was posted to was the southern part of the country.

Hello everyone, my name is osanyintola busola. I'm from West Africa, Nigeria to be precise. I'm from Ogun state, the south west part of the country. Our traditional foods are laafun( blended cassava) popularly known as amala white with obe guure(waterleaf soup), ofada rice and iru stew(stew made with locust beans and assorted meat).