Five Ways to Workout for Free!!!

Hello ndi nkem! Hope everyone is doing ok? This pandemic, everyone has been complaining about how they are gaining weight. I’ve seen videos of people trying on their work clothes and realizing that it no longer fits them. Many of us have this idea that the only way we can workout and get fit is…

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Unpopular Opinion: Stop having underage househelps

*Trigger warning: Gruesome photos below* Hello everyone! After my last post, I decided that our group name will be Ndi nkem “my people.” Do you like it? Anyways, I’ve spent a lot of this week on social media trying to update my platforms and increase my visibility. While scrolling through these internet streets, I came…

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Everyday skin care routine for Black women

Hello friends! You know what, I think we need to come up with a name for our tribe. How does Ndi Bekee sound? It means Bekee people. Tell me if you like it in the comments. Me I already like it sef. It has a very nice ring in my ears. Anyways, let us move…

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My Favorite Black owned Restaurants in St. Louis

Hello my favorite people. Thank you so much for the support on my last post. If you haven’t seen it yet, please click here to learn more about my experience taking the MCAT during the Covid pandemic. During this lockdown, I have really missed going out to eat. My friend and I made it a…

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I survived the Covid MCAT

Hi everyone! The past three weeks have been hectic for me, and it all revolves around the fact that I finally took the MCAT. The relief I’ve felt ever since I took my test is unexplainable. I can finally breathe, sleep, eat, and feel like myself. I’ve been holding my breath for four months and…

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Premeds, Racism is your Business!

This week has been rough to say the least. I have screamed, cried, and sat in silence, and I am exhausted. Watching black people getting murdered because they are Black is exhausting. I am tired. But you know what makes me even more tired, the apathy that many in the premed community have shown. I…

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On Violence: Practical Steps to address Rape culture in Nigeria

n Nigeria, a drunk police officer shot and killed a 16 year old girl Tina as she was walking on the street. As well, a 22 year old girl Uwa was brutally raped and murdered in a church were she was studying. She eventually passed away. Another 12 year old girl was raped by 11 men after refusing their sexual advances. These are just the stories we know of.