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I Quit My Job As A Communication Specialist
Yes, I quit my job!
Unfortunately, I didn’t get around to doing the usual Twitter ‘Today was my last day at or my first day at’ so I will do my best to at least answer the very obvious question in your mind, ‘Jessica, why did you quit?
If you are shocked at the...
To know me is to know I love to eat, especially when its not me cooking. Low-key, I believe I am not yet a millionaire because I spend so much on eating out, but what can I do? I really enjoy food and how they make me feel, so I am just going to have to find ways to...
Wasn't sure how to come back to the blog since I have been inconsistent this last few months, April and May to be precise, so I settled for a quick life lately to bring you up to speed on what's been happening with me lately.
You probably already know about my birthday trip to Cotonuo, Benin Republic in April, so...
In the past, I used the editing option on Anchor to edit my podcast audio, but as I have grown, I found a better option for editing my podcast using Adobe Audition.
Adobe Audition is an audio editing software that allows me to record, mix, clean, and edit my audio. I started using this software in late 2020 and it...
May 19 marks 2 years I started podcasting and it’s been an amazing journey. A journey that has taught me so much brought me in contact with great people and served as an avenue for numerous opportunities.
I am forever grateful for the day I learnt about podcasting and decided to start a podcast, sometimes I wonder what I would...
Can’t remember exactly where or how I heard about Fela’s house, Kalakuta Museum, but I remember being fascinated about the thought of visiting where the famous Fela lived and I made mental note to visit once I had an opportunity.You would think that my experience at Fela’s Shrine would have me running at the mention of the name Fela,...
After my trip to Cotonuo, most of you wanted a total cost breakdown of my trip to help you plan your trip to Cotonuo, Benin Republic, who am I not to provide you with all the details you need?
Since I have extensively written about my experiences; day 1, day 2 and day 3 in Cotonuo, this post is a...
Day 1 & Day 2 in Cotonuo was amazing, day 3 was nothing short of the same. Our initial travel plan was to visit Quidah but when the day came we decided to scrap that and instead see more of Cotonuo.
I am glad we made that decision because, that leaves something for me to look forward to when visiting...
Day 2 in Cotonou started a little different from Day 1 which was spent mostly on the road; it was my birthday, we paid a visit to Bab’s Dock, and went night clubbing.
I know that seems like a lot, so allow me break it down and explain how we were able to achieve that in one day.
The day started...
Last year, I made a promise to myself that I wasn’t going to celebrate my 24th birthday in Nigeria and this year, to celebrate turning 24th on the 2nd of April, I traveled to Cotonou from Lagos by Road.My first international trip, whooooppppsss…. watch video here.Making this happen should be whole post on its own, bruh, I spent months...