Tag Archives: Women
Monetise Your Magic: Lessons from Successful Nigerian Side Hustlers
Just like we said in our Mental Health article, the hustle is real. You can say what you want about Nigerians, but no one can deny we put in the work when we need to. And now is one of those times when that need is most present. According to Nkechi Ogbonna at the BBC, […]
Read More...Supporting Nigerian Women: Check out these “Femme” businesses you should be throwing your money at
We love women. It’s just how it is with us. Now, women in business? Count us in, take our cards, the whole shebang. According to a report by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), 41% of Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) in Nigeria are women-owned – that’s 23 million women. Still, the report highlights the challenges women entrepreneurs face, […]
Read More...These books will jumpstart your 2024, and here’s why you should read them
From New Year resolutions, to reflecting on 2023 – some oversabi people are already talking about 2025 – the New Year hype is peaking. Maybe you are one of those on the new year frontline; you already set your goals (if you haven’t, take a look at our goal-setting guide for 2024) and you’re in […]
Read More...Visiting The Kunbis: A Hilarious Journey Of Love and Laughter
In the realm of theatre, few experiences can match the sheer delight of witnessing a well-crafted show that tickles the funny bone while also exploring the intricacies of human relationships. Boluwatife Orimolade, the talented playwright and director behind Ankara&Black Playhouse, has once again delivered a feel-good gem in Visiting the Kunbis. This outstanding production joins […]
Read More...Advising my friend to leave her boyfriend went wrong…
When they say love is blind, it is not an understatement. It is what it is for those who are madly in love. In my opinion, they are the wrong set of people to genuinely advise. A few days ago, as usual, my friend reached out to me, saying she needed someone to talk to. […]
Read More...House-Hunting Memoirs: Overcoming stereotypes and other lessons
Feeling so refreshed sharing this experience with you and will be delving deeper into the challenges I encountered during my search. As I have previously mentioned, it was a rollercoaster experience as a first-time renter, dealing with agents chains and skyrocketing prices. Amidst the experience, I was able to navigate finding a reasonable 2-bedroom apartment. […]
Read More...House-Hunting Memoirs: Lagos estate agents showed me shege and 25 flats!
I stared at my laptop with a frozen expression. I was lost in thought contemplating my first article after the company introduced me to you a few days ago. I had envisaged different stories but got swamped by the multitude of content ideas flying around my head. And then, voila! It occurred to me. This […]
Read More...Meet transition committee member: Dorcas Babalola
The winds of change are blowing and just as the reins of leadership are poised to change in our dear country some changes are also afoot on the IN3K8 Media team. Regardless of what side of the fence you come down on from the past elections, change is coming. We are so excited to announce […]
Read More...Diary of A Nigerian Influencer: The Brand Model Edit
I n this edition of our series we’ll be interviewing a brand model influencer, who specializes in modeling clothes, shoes and accessories. Bolu Akingbade or Big B as she is affectionately called is a final year software engineering Babcock University tech bae, who also models in her free time and has turned this into a […]
Read More...Diary of A Nigerian Influencer: The Product Influencer Edit
S ocial media influencers have swiftly plugged the gaps left over by an online advertising industry in Nigeria which never quite took off. Maintaining the balance between consistently sharing engaging content whilst driving paid promotions for brands may not be as easy as we think. This series pulls back the curtain on what truly goes […]
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