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ahmad agbajeDiary of a 20-something Nigerian: my fitness journey, mental illness, and bad restaurant reviewsThat is the worst thing I’ve ever drunk in my life. 0/10 would not recommend throw into a dumpster fire immediately.Apr 222Apr 222
ahmad agbajeDiary of a 20-something Nigerian: starting again, making (more) money, and Eid depressionIt’s Monday, the 8th of April, 2024, and MTN is after my life.Apr 159Apr 159
ahmad agbajeDiary of a 20-something Nigerian: first day at my new job, anxiety, and wanderlustI’m kind of growing tired of home, I can’t lie.Dec 19, 202312Dec 19, 202312
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ahmad agbajeDiary of a 20-something Nigerian: job offers, Nigerian politicians, and The Vampire DiariesIt’s Saturday, October 21st, 6:45 pm.Oct 25, 20237Oct 25, 20237
ahmad agbajeDiary of a 20-something Nigerian: job interviews, self-acceptance and finding God (maybe)This is random and unexpectedly deep, but I wanted to share.Oct 11, 20235Oct 11, 20235
ahmad agbajeDiary of a 20-something Nigerian: living slowly, writing, and returning to my bodyMy life has become (mostly) my own again, and it’s such a luxury.Sep 20, 20234Sep 20, 20234