People all over the world, particularly young people, are fast-quitting their jobs for unconventional reasons. Experts describe the term, "The Great Resignation," coined after this mass resignation, as a reaction to employment status and structure following the Covid-19 pandemic. This episode features Reni Odetoyinbo, @xoreni, and Abdullahi Fawale, @abdullahifawale, as they both share their personal stories on the subject. Enjoy and have a vicarious listening pleasure ahead.

First-hand story of Tomiwa Talabi, portraying the essence of his individuality beyond the social media rave. He shares how he's currently navigating an incident of condolences - amidst all of the uncertainty of dreams and his ambitions. Challenged to be happy and mentally aware. #TalkWithTodah Thank you for listening! Have a story? [email protected] Newsletter: https://officialtodah.substack.com Music Credit: Intro by Sauti Sol

On this episode, I set out to explore how casket manufacturers feel when people die, but I had no idea I was going to take a history lesson about the casket manufacturing industry in Nigeria, how it started, and how a whole street on Lagos Island is now unconsciously known as ‘The Burial Street’. Subscribe here https://officialtodah.substack.com for newsletters and more! Follow me https://www.instagram.com/officialtodah/ Https://twitter.com/officialtodah?s=09 Audio Source: -2013, Lagos Plane Crash https://youtu.be/HCwhPrcnVv0 -TejuBabyFace, The Late Coffin Maker https://youtu.be/a15mEVbHMnE

In this episode, I caught up with a good friend in an absorbing conversation. And interestingly, he happened to be my birthday mate. Which made this particularly exciting. We had a cool and intriguing talk around being grateful, his pressures in life, focusing on his journey, what he likes, what he thinks as a matter of serious interest, and what he feels about certain things. You will surely find his story is deeply inspiring. It's also a summary of how my week has been so far; spending my birthday working, the outpour of love from my well-wishers, overwhelming messages of warm felicities, and the lovely calls. Have a dive in, and relish your listening pleasure. Share Your Story #TalkWithTodah

Salem King (Author and Content King) on this episode talks about why community building and being part of a community is important, being positive, and how to be as human as possible. He shared how being nominated for TFAA 2020 is so humbling, delivering his first TED talk, what success means to him, and his two-time experience with police brutality. Hence, why it was important for him to speak up during the #ENDSARS protest. This episode encourages being vulnerable and being human, owning our lives, and embracing change. Get Salem's book CommYOUnity Learn how to leverage your unique personality and build trust with your audience https://selar.co/commyounity?ref=dishapages Share Your Story #TalkWithTodah

Bola Tunji is a mindset and behavioural coach who helps individuals to catalyze personal growth. He is also the author of the life-changing, paradigm-shifting and action-catalyst book, The Better Life. In this episode of TWT, it's a power-filled and soul-lifting conversation that is truly mind-shifting and inspiring no less. You will be awestruck and freshly-motivated. Enjoy and have a vicarious pleasure ahead. Share Your Story #TalkWithTodah

Sadly, Nigeria is burning to the ground under its government. Killing her people fighting for their rights and demanding social justice. And worse still, they've not been silenced and will never be silenced. Going forward, we will continue to speak up against oppression and demand justice no matter how long it takes! May the souls of our fallen heroes, that we have lost of this brutality and the #EndSARS protests, rest in peace. Enjoy this week's episode of TWT in deep and sober reflection. Share Your Story..........(Talk With Todah)

It's a movement! Yes! Nigerian Youth gained independence from the oppressors, bad governance and police brutality. We all rose up in unity and common purpose to sorosoke and speak up for our rights. Our lives indeed matter! #EndSARS In this episode of TWT, I bring you a raw, fresh gist about the struggle for our voices to be heard and a first-hand experience of the movement through an eye-witness perspective. A real change is all we ask for! ✊🇳🇬 Now or now! Enjoy this! Protest Support: @feminist_co  Volunteer Support: @EndSarsResponse Legal Support: #EndSarsLegal Medical Support: #EndSarsHealth Mental Health: @MentallyAwareNG Share Your Story #TalkWithTodah Follow me https://www.instagram.com/officialtodah/ Https://twitter.com/officialtodah?s=09 Subscribe to https://mailchi.mp/cf6a276a1268/talk-with-todah newsletter

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A heart-to-heart chit-chat with Enioluwa Adeoluwa. He is a fast-rising digital content creator and analyst with saps in Food, Grooming and Beauty. A first-class graduate of Theatre and Media Arts, he now curates stories and lifestyle tips on his personal blog. What's more, he is a prolific writer, featured and contributor on Bellanaija, citrus lady and more branches. If you know ”E.N.I” like I'd always love to call him, you will know him for being different and excellent at what he does — breaking every expectation and barrier. He is indeed unstoppable, and embodies values of diligence and passion. He is young, classy, and killing it! And getting it, too. In this episode, we talked about everything we know about each other, but more about him — his childhood, being his true and unique self, his relentless drive, fast-paced career, and about aspirations and hopes for the future. I love this personal conversation and I'm also super excited about everything bright and good the future holds for him. Indeed, there is so much to be proud of, so much to live for, so much to hope for and so much to thrive for. Do have an inspiring and blissful dive into the ocean of his story. (Apologies for the sound) Follow, Enioluwa https://instagram.com/enioluwaofficial?igshid=1zp9e2wlu8v3 @officialtodah on all social media platforms