Salt Talks

Thank you for clicking play. That you did means what Salt is Talking about in this episode concerns you. Please listen and share. “ Be strong” by Dr. Okey Onuzo I dedicate this podcast to my sisters Uche and Ekaette💛. And to everyone that will be concerned .

This Salt Talks episode is the podcast version of my LinkedIn post by the same title. It's about being the kind of leader that leaves a lasting, positive impact. Like I did the post, I dedicate this episode to Dr. Osagie Okunbor, MD and Country Chair of Shell Companies in Nigeria - a true example of impactful leadership. Hope you click to listen.

In this episode of Salt Talks, Salt admits to being wrong about something she’s held true for quite a while. Take a listen to see if you agree with her new perspective. Shalom💛

Question time💛

Father’s Day Reflections: Inspired by Prof, My Dad Happy Father’s Day! Join me as I share heartfelt memories of my dad, Prof, and how he showed love in ways that went beyond provision. Shout out to all the dads who are doing their best to leave no doubt in their children's hearts that they're deeply loved. Photo: one of my favorite photos of me with Prof and two of his three grandchildren at the t...

I’m still trying to get over watching the film documentary about Mother Teresa. Like Kai! How did she do it?????? How did she do what? Please listen to find out and please help me make it make sense…. Did you know this about her?

#GratefulHeart: Salt's Reflections on TSSP's 4th Anniversary

Welcome to a special birthday podcast! Salt turns 57 on May 26! #GoldenPlus7! She shares her reflections about this new season as well as a couple of exciting life updates. One thing is sure: God is Good!

Ever wondered if we judge a Christian song by its style instead of the heart? In my latest Salt Talks episode, “Lest We Be Like Michal”, I dive into how The Shack reshaped my view of God’s heart and what David’s dance teaches us about authentic thanksgiving, praise and song-confessions/anthems. Join me as we explore why God values our motives over our moves and challenge the “spirit of Michal” lur...

In this deeply personal episode of Salt Talks, Salt revisits a message she first shared 8 years ago.. This episode is dedicated to every African/Nigerian woman who has crossed borders for love. If you're married to or dating a non-African/Nigerian man, this conversation is for you. She is not a lawyer, but she’s speaking from lived experience—painful lessons that have shaped her journey. Please li...

From Loss to Legacy: A Suite Called Sholly In this episode, Salt shares the story of her sister Sholly—a radiant life gone too soon—and the unexpected, beautiful bond that grief brought into her liffe. From sorrow to serendipity, discover how one online comment led to a life-changing friendship and a stunning tribute across the ocean. A tender reminder that even in loss, love can always finds a wa...

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A Soft Salt Talks Rant😇

What’s your life “giving”? In this episode of Salt Talks, this is THE question.

Today, Salt shares her reflections on the story of Mary, Peter, and John at the empty tomb and how, now, she believes that God is big enough to handle people who need to see, to believe. Happy Easter Sunday!

To celebrate our 8th year at The Shola Adefolalu Gaska Foundation, I’ve come to share a few key lessons I’ve learned from managing a non-profit in Nigeria. Nothing too deep; just me sharing from my lived experiences. I’m dedicating this podcast to three women who helped me in the very early days: Winifred Ereyi: Betty Abah and Ore Somolu⭐️

This is a special Salt Talks honoring and celebrating Mrs. Christianah Mojisola Otuyelu , one of the ‘mothers’ God sent into Salt’s life. She turned 80 in February and had Salt had the opportunity, this is what she would have said to her. Hope you listen and are inspired to take time to appreciate those God has used to pour his love into your life. This podcast is dedicated to the memory of Mommy’...

“Thrilled. Honored. Excited to Share” are some of our most used words on Linkedin. Salt shares her thoughts on this. Hope you take a listen.

This past week, Salt was invited by the Lagos State Domestic and Sexual Violence Agency (DSVA) to share on the importance of Mental Resilience on an IG Live with Dr. Gbonjubola Abiri. Today’s Salt Talks gives you an opportunity to listen to Salt’s take on this topic and how she has built up her resilience muscle 💪 over the years.

In this Salt Talks, Salt is so in her feelings that she is speaking pidgin English! Wetin happin? Please click to find out.

A Special Gratitude Salt Talks dedicated to my uncle and aunty, our one and only Commandant and Mamandant; Pastor and MummyPastor; Brigadier-General (rtd.) Jonah Adebamgbe and Mrs. Grace Busola Adefolalu

Today, Salt Talks about March, a month in her life that brings so much joy. And much sadness. How do we handle these seemingly seesaw moments of sadness and joy?

This episode of Salt Talk focusses on this amazing and deeply challenging (in a good way) book by Mrs Margaret O Oko. It’s almost like reading the Acts of the Apostles but the exploits take place in Nigeria and Poland. At the end of the day, we really have to face it: The walk of faith is not a #softlife. At least not the way the world defines it. God’s maths is not intellectual maths. When we hav...

In this Salt Talks, Salt talks about being clay. What does this mean? If you click, she tries to explain. Shalom💛

This is special PSA Salt Talks⭐️ The best time to start planning for retirement is your first day on your very first job. The second best time is before you hit 50. The third best time, if you are over 50, is NOW. Please DM Inyang Sami-Orungbe(The Retirement Planning Queen)(MCIPM) today. OR Reach out to Misan Eribo, the Financial Investment SME from Rand MFB that was on ground today. At the very...