My 2021 Wish List: 10 Places I Hope to Visit
Published on January 14, 2021 Welcome again to 2021! Honestly, I’m not sure why I am writing a travel wishlist this year considering the fact that a few countries have already begun putting another phase of lockdown in place. Yes, […]
Read MoreAn Afternoon Picnic at the Nairobi Arboretum
Happy New Year and Welcome to 2021! May this year be good to us all! The Nairobi Arboretum was our most visited destination of 2020, so I thought it is only fitting that I begin the year 2021 with a […]
Read More2020: The Year in Review
For the fifth year in a row, I’m pleased to write about the year in review. 2020 was very rough and as I reflect on the blog-worthy happenings throughout the year, I am taking a minute to think about people […]
Read MoreBlack Women Travel Podcast: Conversations about Travel, Love and Country
Published on December 10, 2020 Earlier this week, my hour-long conversation with Wanda aired on the Black Women Travel Podcast. In this episode, we talk about how I discovered my love for travel and how that journey led me to […]
Read MoreVisiting Nairobi’s Giraffe Centre
On the morning we decided to visit the Giraffe Centre, the skies opened up and it began to pour rain. That didn’t stop us from going anyway but thankfully, (is that selfish to say?) it probably stopped other people. Because, […]
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Stories from Around the World
"We live in a wonderful world that is full of beauty, charm and adventure. There's no end to the adventures we can have if only we seek them with our eyes open" - Jawaharial Nehru
Spending a Weekend in Benin Republic
Benin Republic has sort of become a yearly destination for me. Since my first visit to Fidjrosse in 2016, I […]
Read MoreTravel Costs & Trip Breakdown: Lagos, Nigeria to New York, USA
[June 2019] Mark and I embarked on a three week holiday across the US. We spent four days in New […]
Read MoreLegends of the South West – A trip to Osogbo & Ife
I’ve been meaning to visit the Osun Osogbo Grove for a while now. When I visited Erin Ijesha, Ikogosi and […]
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