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Great insight from our people in the Diaspora: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_A_pzuTam0?si=tiXaAOhJlB_Y4WEq |
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People forget Tinubu was part of those who campaigned for democracy to return to Naija before going into exile https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_A_pzuTam0?si=0vJa2h232o3jiuV6 |
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Strong, Submissive, or Both? The African Wife Reimagined What happens when modern African women are caught between faith, feminism, and family expectations? In this powerful and honest episode of Diaspora Dad, we dive into the lives of women navigating the complex space between traditional African values and modern Western realities. Our special guest, from being a “semi-feminist” in a faith-based household to juggling career ambitions, cultural expectations, and motherhood—is unpacking it all. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_A_pzuTam0?si=0vJa2h232o3jiuV6 |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azZqEYcr1qk&t=5s In this eye-opening episode of Diaspora Dad, I sit down with my brilliant sister, Dr. Lakita, to explore the layered journey of growing up as a Nigerian-American woman in pursuit of a Doctorate degree—and doing it all while navigating the cultural landmines of marriage expectations, gender roles, and identity. From parental pressure and academic challenges to being asked, “So when will you marry?” at every family function, Lakita shares her raw and real experience of choosing purpose over pressure. 🎓💍 💬 Topics We Cover: • How Nigerian culture influenced her career path • The unspoken rules around marriage and singlehood • Funny (and awkward) family moments 👀 • Redefining what it means to be “successful” as a Nigerian woman in the diaspora • Advice for parents and younger women trying to find their own way 👉 Whether you’re part of the diaspora, navigating expectations, or simply love authentic conversations—this one’s for you. 🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more episodes that celebrate the African diaspora experience. |
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