This week, The Japada Ladies are joined by an ‘ajala’ who proves that the best adventures are the ones you don't plan.
She moved to Nigeria from the UK for a one-year NYSC program…let’s just say she ended up staying for three!
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December in Lagos is always "detty," and this year is no exception!
The Japada ladies sat with Georgia-Blu, a seasoned Detty December babe and founder of travel brand, Ilé.
She's not just here to chat—she's planning a group trip to Lagos for everyone ready to have an unforgettable holiday season.
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The Japada Ladies take a trip down memory lane, reviewing the episodes so far.
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The Japada ladies sat with Naomi Williams, COO of @blackgirlsintech, who “accidentally on purpose” moved from the UK to Nigeria… and is living her best life in BOTH worlds! 🌍✈️
Get ready for real talk on her bold relocation story, building @blackgirlsintech & thriving as a dual-continent tech sis🎙️💻
In this insightful episode of The Japada Pod, we sit down with Otunba Majek, who shares his personal story of relocating from the diaspora back to Nigeria in his 40s. From mindset shifts to career transitions and social reintegration, Otunba walks us through the real, unfiltered journey of returning home midlife….
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Toke Salami packed her bags, moved back to Nigeria, and flipped her way into a booming mini-pancake business in the heart of Lagos—serving treats so good, they made it to Davido’s wedding!In this episode of The Japada Pod, she shares the truth about leaving the UK, starting over, and baking her way into purpose.
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After 19 years in the U.K., Mololuwa returned to Nigeria to ‘serve her country’ for a year.
Join us as she shares her journey of National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) as an 'I Just Got Back' (IJGB)!
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Join us for an exciting fifth episode of The Japada Pod as we welcome the dynamic Peju Agese, a true bi-coastal business babe! With a flourishing beauty business that spans across London and Nigeria, Peju brings her unique perspective on entrepreneurship and cultural identity.
In this engaging conversation, we dive into Peju's inspiring journey of building her brand in two distinct markets. She shares her experiences navigating the beauty industry, the challenges she faced, and the opportunities that arose from operating in both cultures. Discover how Peju blends her Nigerian roots with her British upbringing to create a brand that resonates with a diverse audience.
We explore the intersection of beauty and culture, discussing how Peju leverages her background to craft a powerful narrative around her business. Learn valuable insights and tips for aspiring entrepreneurs looking to make their mark in the beauty world, especially those aiming to bridge cultural divides.
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Join us in this inspiring fourth episode of The Japada Pod as we dive into the vibrant world of Nigerian fashion with the remarkable Aminat Sule. A British-born Nigerian, Aminat is not only a political activist and barrister-in-training but also a passionate advocate for the rich tapestry of Nigerian culture.
In this engaging conversation, we explore Aminat's unique journey from the UK to becoming a significant voice in Nigerian affairs. She shares her insights on the essence of Nigerian fashion and its global influence, highlighting how it serves as a powerful tool for storytelling and identity.
Discover the fusion of culture and style that defines Nigerian fashion and learn how designers are reshaping narratives and challenging perceptions on the world stage. Aminat's perspective will inspire you to appreciate the artistry and depth behind every piece of clothing.
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Join us in this captivating third episode of The Japada Pod as we sit down with Bayo Adio, popularly known as The Nigerian Nomad. Bayo shares his inspiring story of reverse migration, taking us on a journey of self-discovery and the pursuit of a place that truly feels like home. From the highs of exploring new lands to the challenges of navigating unfamiliar territories, Bayo opens up about his experiences and the lessons he's learned along the way.
Tune in for an honest conversation about leaving behind the bills and expectations of America to find a sense of belonging and purpose in Africa. Get ready for a dose of real talk, valuable insights, and a fresh perspective on what it means to find your true home.
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Join us in this captivating second episode as we dive into the inspiring reverse migration journey of Seyi Ekisola, Co-Founder of Eggcorn Digital. Seyi shares his remarkable story of establishing businesses in both the UK and Nigeria, revealing the triumphs and challenges of building a career across two continents. From his desire to make a meaningful impact in Africa to the gritty realities of entrepreneurship, Seyi opens up about his experiences so far. Get ready for a dose of honesty, humor, and invaluable insights as we explore the highs and lows of Seyi's journey.
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In the captivating first episode of our podcast, hosts Mololuwa and Atinuke share their personal experiences of reverse migration to Africa. Atinuke recounts her "japa" journey with her husband and kids, highlighting the challenges and aspirations behind her decision, while Mololuwa reflects on her return to Nigeria for her NYSC, discussing insights on identity and purpose. The episode also features a fun segment where the hosts describe each other in three words, adding warmth to their discussion.
Buckle up and fasten your seatbelts, because this is just the beginning!
Are you ready to embark on this thrilling journey of reverse migration? Let's get started!
