Being a Tech Girl in Nigeria.
My Quiet Hustle. There’s something poetic about debugging code while NEPA takes light.There’s something heroic about submitting a front-end project […]
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Writing Has Always Been My Mirror.
How Journaling Shaped My Voice. I was 12 when I wrote my first “journal entry.”It wasn’t deep. It was a
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Maybe You’re Not Lazy. Maybe You’re Just Tired.
Today, I slept through my alarm again. I opened one eye at 7:15 a.m., then closed it because I couldn’t
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I’m Starting Again—But This Time, Publicly.
My Name is Blessing Okwong and here is why I am finally going public with this blog. I like to
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Another Monday in Lagos: Waking Up to Dreams, Doubts, and “the ugly Danfo” Horns.
It’s Monday again. I woke up to the sound of a danfo horn screaming like it has beef with my
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The Sunday Stillness: Learning to Breathe Again After a Chaotic Week in Lagos.
Sunday in Lagos feels like the city is finally tired. Like it’s sitting somewhere with a cold bottle of Malt,
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Computer Village Chronicles: How I Paid 60K to Fix a Laptop That Still Won’t Work.
The sun today was not just hot — it was a full-blown warning. The kind of heat that dares you
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When Life Says, “Wait?”
There is a silence that comes when life places you on hold. It is not the silence of peace but
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Hello Readers!
Hi there! My name is Norma — just another Nigerian girl with a head full of stories and a heart