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Are you familiar with the “First Born Daughter Syndrome” or as the internet calls it these days, “the Type A daughter”? To give you a bit of context: Note: Not all type As are first born daughters but most first born daughters are Type A Especially being raised in traditional African home, first born daughters […]
Happy Women’s History Month! On Tuesday, I had the privilege of attending a 3-hour panel session hosted by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors Nigeria titled “Thriving Women in Construction and Real Estate: Public and Private Sector Perspectives.” And if there’s one thing I took away from that room, it’s that women in this industry […]
In the last few years, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been taking over almost every sector, and writing is no exception. We have entire books written by AI which is so crazy to think about. The beauty of creative spaces used to be about the uniqueness and diversity of the human mind. At what point do […]
It’s been a little over a month since I officially graduated from the University of Lagos and nearly everyone I’ve met since that day has asked the same question in different fonts, “So what’s next for you now?”. Imagine how lovely it would’ve been if I had a definite sure answer to that question. Infact, […]
This is Part 2 of Real Estate in Your 20s: A Nigerian Guide — a monthly series on The Realtor Space. If you’ve ever heard people say things like: “Does it have C of O?”“Is there Governor’s Consent?”“Is it excision?” …and you quietly nodded like you understood, this post is for you. Land titles in […]
There was a time when women were not even allowed to sit at the table where financial decisions were made. Money conversations happened in rooms we weren’t invited into.Property was bought without our names on it.Businesses were started without our input.Investments were discussed like they were “men’s matters.” And even when we worked, we were […]
You don’t need to be buying property yet to start learning real estate. Here are key things every Nigerian in their 20s should know before investing.
Kickstart your year with simple, realistic finance habits. From tracking expenses to investing with little and building an emergency fund, here’s your January Reset for 2026.
Learn a simple time management system to plan your day better, set non-negotiables, and reset your routine this January.
Although I don’t believe in “New Year, New Me”, I do believe that a new year is an opportunity to review, reset and restrategize, in order to make the next 365 days better than the last. I decided to share a few tips and habits that I will be practicing this year to improve my […]
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