Nneka M. OkonainZORAA Compassionate Guide to Traveling During a PandemicHoliday travel jitters? Don’t worry. Read this.Nov 19, 20203Nov 19, 20203
Nneka M. OkonainZORATwo Exes Wasted My Time. So I Sent Them Invoices.Can the attempt to get paid by men who disappointed me deliver something bigger than healing?Aug 7, 202058Aug 7, 202058
Nneka M. OkonainZORAThe Novel ‘Black Sunday’ Bravely Takes on Parental AbandonmentIn a ZORA exclusive with the author, we explore power, sex, and religion against the backdrop of LagosFeb 4, 20201Feb 4, 20201
Nneka M. OkonainZORASunday Dinners Are Sacred for African AmericansThough I moved away from the church, cooking on Sundays keeps me connected to my rootsOct 25, 20197Oct 25, 20197
Nneka M. OkonainZORAA Lasting Relationship That Will Never DieA woman mourns the memory of a close friend who passed unexpectedlyAug 2, 20196Aug 2, 20196
Nneka M. Okonahow to be sad.My life changed to a hue I’d never seen before or felt on my skin on August 30, 2017.Dec 14, 2018Dec 14, 2018
Nneka M. OkonaTraveling While Black in Colombia"Anti-blackness can be found in any corner of the globe."Aug 15, 20188Aug 15, 20188
Nneka M. OkonaI’m 32, Single And Have No Kids. Here’s How I Cope With Age-Related Pressure.A decade ago, I had a clear idea of how my life would be now in my 30s. It was something like this: married with a loving husband and a few…Jun 14, 20189Jun 14, 20189
Nneka M. Okona7 things I’ve learned solo traveling as a Black womanWhen I hear most people talk about their first solo travel experiences, there’s a twinkle in their eyes. Their voices take on a sing-song…May 25, 20181May 25, 20181
Nneka M. OkonaI’m a Black woman who writes about travel and food. Here’s what it ‘s like for me.Apr 6, 20185Apr 6, 20185
