Inspired Series with Bukky Shaba

I really enjoyed this conversation with my dear friend Seun Abimbola on love and relationships. He made some salient points to emphasize the importance of communication in every relationship. Enjoy the episode.

I invited my brother and pastor, Temitope Shaba on this episode to share a thought about how material things are not always evidence that we are in God’s will. God is just committed to providing for us and He cannot deny himself, so even when we are off like Adam and Eve was, or Elijah, or even Cain, he continued to provide. It’s just a reminder that you should seek God and not just His hand.

I really just wanted to say happy new year to you and I wish you the very best this new year

This podcast episode was inspired by the latest episode of the Dear Future Wifey podcast. It was a subject matter I needed to hear again and be reminded about, so I’m passing it on to you too. For women, own your true feminine self. For the men, allow the women in your life to bloom and revel in their feminine power. It’s not weakness, it’s not timidity, the feminine energy is from a place of powe...

I was inspired by my church’s midweek service, Didasko at the Baptizing Church, to do this podcast on the importance of documenting my journey. We are studying the book of Joshua and one thing we keep seeing is how God commands the children of Israel to document his dealings with them. I’m encouraged to do same and thought to encourage you too.

This letter was addressed to 16year old Tee and teenagers like her to encourage them to keep asking questions and finding out the why behind their convictions and beliefs.

In this episode, I introduce my new project - letters to young people. It’s an idea I’ve nursed since 2018 but I suddenly felt the urgency of it in light of recent happenings with children in Nigeria.

"Something you are saying is scheduling the events of your life" - Anonymous. I share a slightly different perspective on this quote in today's podcast, I hope it speaks to you.

I love that people compliment my voice a lot, it inspires me to learn how to speak better and use my voice for good. However, I wonder sometimes if my voice is somewhat overrated and adored over me. I wonder if people see me and recognise my being beyond this one ability that I have. Do you feel the same way or do you disagree with me?

Dusting the cobwebs here to restart Inspired Series and wish you a happy new year 😁 I reflect on Donnie McClurkin's "Stand" and hope.it encourages anyone who is struggling a bit at this point. "After you've done all you can, just stand and trust God"

I got the idea that work was always supposed to be easy and fun if I'm doing what I love. I know now that it's a wrong idea so I'm learning to push through even work that I don't like or that pushes me hard. I hope you learn to do the same, let's not give up so easily.

This is my super vulnerable self on one of my loneliest nights in recent times. Hey, how do you deal with loneliness? Let's talk about it.

It only makes sense to check up on you considering all that is going on right now. Please take care of yourself and reach out to others too.

I am so excited to host my dear friend, Paul Oguntade on this week's podcast. Paul is one of the few people I know who works as a freelancer full time. On this episode, Paul chats with me about his journey into freelancing and gives a few tips for those looking to start the journey as well. He thinks freelancing might be the ticket to prosperity for someone who is "very unemployed" in Nigeria toda...

How dogged are you? What level of tenacity do you put into all you do? Is there a general dearth of excellence among young people today? Join Bukky Shaba and Femi Obidare on this episode of Inspired Series and draw sound insights.

This week, I reflect on friendships inspired by this quote I read recently: "no matter how many times I hop on social media, it will never be enough to satisfy my need for real-life friendships." - Renee Swope. I am so grateful for my friends and I recall a few great experiences that make me so thankful for good friends. I also give a shoutout to a special friend.

I reflect on a powerful activity I experienced at a christian camp a few years back which often reminds me to cover fellow Christian brothers and sisters with love and prayers. It also fuels my undying passion to encourage and motivate.

In this loooong episode 😁, I share some funny moments from my childhood and how it has shaped me to stay curious and constantly invest in learning.

What are you hoping and praying for right now? Keep the faith, God always comes through.

There are many reasons to be sad this year, it's been a long and hard year. However, I realize life is a gift nonetheless and that gift enables us to feel and experience loss and grief. So, as we hurt and mourn, we must stay grateful for our own life at the very least.

This podcast talks about CVs, discussing elements that make one bad and others that make it great. Check it out...

I decided to record my thoughts on the lessons from church today.  The crux is that as believers, we must know our God and establish our identity in Him so that we can withstand the world and the enemy's attacks.  I worshiped at the Tribe, Abuja.   Cover Art: Google Images Background Music: Donald Brooks