Good day, fam! I’m Adetule Adetutu Oluwapelumi, but most people call me AAO — which I love. Over the past few years, I’ve been privileged to serve in different leadership roles and I’ll be answering a few questions from the host, sharing my thoughts and experiences around leadership: What it has meant to me, the […]
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There comes a time when the cold bakes my bones and flesh like I should stop breathing. The tone of horror echoes, and it looks so beautiful, distracting me from my true purpose. I kept on playing along as the melody played a beautiful song that caused my heart to jingle. Again, pain rushed in
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I grew up under the heavy cloak of religion. Church was never really a choice, it was an obligation. I attended because I had to, not because I wanted to. For years, I perfected the routine: show up, sing along, take notes, smile, go home. I became so good at doing “church” that somewhere along
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