Author: jonathanoladeji

Michael winner of Quramo Writer's Award with Mom

Exclusive: Micheal Emmanuel wins the Quramo Writer’s Award 2018

Africa, Editor's Muse, Fiction and Poetry, Inspire, Personality, Publishing, Self Development, Stories, Writing

Michael Emmanuel has emerged winner of the Quramo Writer’s Prize 2018 for his manuscript, Running Waters. With his win, he will receive a N1M

SHAME: You will never again be ashamed to ask for help. by Jonathan Oladeji

SHAME: You will never again be ashamed to ask for help.

Editor's Muse, Inspire, Personality, Self Development, Stories, Writing

We think scholarships are better. I call scholarship holders “corporate beggars.” We are the real beggars. Those of us who contact organizations via applications or otherwise and convince them to finance our life goals

Soup N Stew on Unfetterd by Jonathan Oladeji

Zainab Haruna’s Midas Touch and the Soup N Stew Empire

Africa, Editor's Muse, Freelance, Inspire, Personality, Self Development, Stories, Unfettered

There’s this myth in Nigeria and parts of Africa that some women have the Midas Touch. The myth propounds that even if a poverty stricken man can only just marry a woman, his fate would be reversed

5 minutes with trevor noah

Trevor Noah: The best 5-minutes elevator conversation I had with the man.

Africa, Editor's Muse, Inspire, Personality, Self Development, Stories, Unfettered

“Donald Trump has made everyone interested in everything, everywhere. He’s a worldwide phenomenon. And with everything that’s going on — the Muslim ban, threats to women’s rights, the environment

Book Review: Maya Angelou's I know why the Caged Bird Sings

I Know why the Caged Bird Sings by Maya Angelou: A Book In Review.

Africa, Book Reviews, Editor's Muse

I find the storytelling quite black and white. First I think Maya was a strong black hero who felt the deaths of two great leaders in the battle for black freedom quite personally. She had first become close to Malcom X, while in Kenya