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VLOG: Restaurant Hopping in Lagos & GTBank Food and Drink Festival 2019
For a girl that got forced to eat at some point in her life, I have all of a sudden become a foodie. Oh pardon my manners, Hello Guys, I got too excited about editing and getting this post up before Ramadan. Better late than never right?
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Exploring African Arts at the Nike Art Gallery and The Lekki Arts & Crafts Market
If you’re like me, and you’re constantly looking for inexpensive ways to have fun or explore then i’ve got you, because this post highlights two places in Lagos you can visit without breaking the bank.
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My First Voting Experience in Nigeria
The 2019 General elections will be the first time I got a chance to finally exercise my right to vote. I remember being in school during the previous election and promising myself to be present at all cost at this year’s election, and here we are. Thinking back, I wonder why I was so intrigued…
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The Midnight Thieves
It was around the time she woke each night Usually to answer the call of nature or say a little prayer before returning to bed. Between 2/2:30 am. She would usually wake up, then look out the window she leaves open for ventilation just next to the room door. Maybe it was because she slept…
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Best Place To Have Pancakes in Lagos? (Pancake Hub Review)
Hey Guys, There’s this new thing I want to start on the Blog where I review Restaurants and Places I find interesting. I have decided to start with places in close proximity to me, so if you know anywhere really cool on the mainland I could try out, kindly hook a girl up. So, I’ve…
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Conquering my fear of Heights at the Lekki Conservation Centre
Fear, they say is a thing of the mind. I have heard this a million times, but it wasn’t until I visited the Lekki Conservation Centre that I truly believed it. I’ve been stalling going to this place for a couple of years now because I just could not fathom how any sane person would…
KULMUSLIMAH
Lifestyle. Faith. Travel
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I’m Maryam Titilope Abdulkareem, and I created this blog in 2012 to share my thoughts and experiences as a Nigerian Muslim navigating the journey of life. Here, I write about faith, lifestyle, and travel, offering a personal glimpse into how I balance the challenges of young adulthood with staying grounded in my beliefs.
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