Linda Lanre-Odumesi

I read up on social media that a boy committed suicide because he was always been compared to his mates that were financially doing well. I felt really bad after reading it. As a parent,  spouse or friend, whatever the relationship might be. No two human beings are same. We aren't just made, but we are fearfully and wonderfully made by God. God made us for a unique purpose. What appeals to you might not appeal to me. Making someone look like or becoming someone else isn't right. Every star should be given an opportunity to shine. Every one's journey is different and everything you need to succeed in your journey is in You. As a parent what kind of words do you use when speaking with your children. Is it one to help build their self esteem and make them fearless or, one that makes them feel they are nothing and can't amount to anything? You can only guide your child/children in their career path but imposing a career on them is like leading  a horse to t...

One soup I love so much is the Egusi soup, and when it comes to cooking Egusi soup, my mom is an expert, no wonder my Egusi soup tastes just as good as mama's. To prepare this, you will need  Your already blended Egusi Blended crayfish and pepper (preferably yellow pepper) Palm oil Stock fish (Okporoko) Onions Ugu leaf (pumpkin leaf) Uziza leaf (false cube leaf) Locust beans Salt Seasoning cube Kponmo (Cow hides) Meat Dried fish Recipe: After cleaning your kponmo, meat and stock fish set aside. Boil a small amount of water then put your dried fish in a bowl, when the water is ready, pour over the dried fish and set aside.  Boil your meat, stock fish and kponmo in a pot when ready set aside. Put your pot on heat, when hot pour your red oil and allow to be a bit hot, add your already diced onion, blended crayfish and pepper, and allow to fry for 2 minutes. Add your meat stock and locust beans. Leave and allow to boil for 2 minutes. Add your s...

Wishing all our Muslim friends a happy Eid Mubarak Celebration. I would love to read from you. My humble self Linda 💕

There is  a huge difference between the yoruba wedding and the yoruba wedding party. The yoruba wedding party comes with all the extra, which makes guest overwhelmed. You dont need to stress yourself for anything, because an event planner has got you covered. Souvenirs aren't shared to those who bought asoebi alone on the contrary every one in attendance gets a souvenir. Here are six things to love about a Yoruba wedding party: Colourful Decoration A well decorated hall with excellent ambience for selfies and photoshoots. Not leaving out the well decorated red carpet. Who wouldn't take pictures? Food and Drinks There is usually so much to eat and drink. A typical Yoruba  wedding party  has more than one food vendor serving mouth watering delicacies, ranging from fried rice, jollof rice, moi-moi, amala, ewedu plus gbegiri (oh, how I love this meal), ofada rice and sauce, vegetable salad/ cole slaw, ewa agoyin and plantain, not forget ting asun, as...