Cosplaying as someone who knows what they are doing

We’re alive! 😂After disappearing into the abyss for an undisclosed amount of time, we’re back with a little proof of life.No big comeback announcement. No promises. No “we’re here to stay.” Because honestly… we don’t know how long this is going to last either. 😂

We’re back after a long break, and yes, we have stories. In this episode, we talk about where we’ve been, what life has been teaching us, and why sometimes stepping away is part of the process. It’s a catch-up, a reset, and us trying to act like we had a plan all along.

In this episode, we talk about our relationship with money, why it’s such a taboo topic, and how that silence affects the way we earn and spend. We also touch on monetizing yourself and what it’s really like trying to talk about money as young people.

In this episode, we talk about relationships as young people, what “being ready” for marriage actually means, and whether anyone ever truly feels ready. We also touch on past experiences and what we imagine future relationships could look like as we continue learning and growing.host me: i.h.u.o.m.a and keddythecreator_

In this episode, we dive into my journey to Cameroon, the country I was born in, and the cultural shocks I experienced as a Nigerian. Hosted by @i.h.u.o.m.a and @keddythecreator_, it’s a fun and reflective conversation about identity, culture, and seeing home through a different lens.

The Traveller – In this episode, we talk about my journey around Nigeria, the places I’ve been, the people I’ve met, and the lessons I’ve learned along the way. Hosted by @i.h.u.o.m.a and @keddythecreator_, it’s a chill conversation about adventure, growth, and seeing life through different parts of the country.

Adulting – Nobody really prepared us for this part of life. In this episode, we talk about how we’re experiencing adulthood as Nigerians, what we thought it would be, and what it actually is. Joined by our guest @c.n.jay_, it’s me @i.h.u.o.m.a and @keddythecreator_ trying to make sense of responsibilities and everything that comes with being grown.

Nigerian parents don’t play when it comes to what they expect from you. From career choices to how you should live your life, there’s always a script.Don't forget to like and follow the pod. It is available on Spotify and Apple PodcastsFollow us on Instagram @i.h.u.o.m.a and @keddythecreator_

In this episode, I introduce myself and explain what all this is about. I hope you enjoy it