Jola’s Hair (1)

Part 1.

Jola’s Hair is a distinct hairstyling company- it caters exclusively to a niche clientele: young girls and teenagers. With a community-centred approach, the enterprise has facilitated the styling of over 1,000 school girls in Ibadan and Oyo and expanded recently…

Baba Rere

Of start-ups and eccentric angel investors.

The setting is Baba Rere’s 5th living room- the one with the projector. This is where he hosts the individuals or groups who have come to pitch their start-up ideas to him. Baba Rere is an eccentric, wealthy man…

Kamsi’s Gifts to Experiences

Full interview.

Today’s unique guest is Kamsiyochukwu Daniels. Kamsi, as he is fondly called, is a “full circle curator-photographer”, a phrase he’s coined to describe his mission to transform experiences to gifts and then back to experiences…

Halima’s Water Solutions (2)

Part 2.

Nolina: Hmmm. So how did you overcome those feelings? How did you navigate that experience?

Halima: On one of those days, I had this epiphany, that I had gotten the scholarship from the same pedestal of the very…

Jola’s Hair (2)

Part 2.

Nolina: You’re welcome Jola. Now to the hair grill. You’re renown particularly for whipping up unique hairstyles- and that with our natural Afro hair. I have to ask, is there any particular secret ingredient or muse that gets you in the creative zone?

Halima’s Water Solutions (1)

Part 1.

In today’s interview, Nolina interviews Halima Farouk, a corporate professional in the biotechnology industry charting her path as a microbiologist and clean water solutions developer. Recently, she led her team to win a $20,000 USD…

Omolabake’s Playground (1)

Part 1.

We have with us today Omolabake Nicholas of “Playground”. Playground is an exclusive children events company renown for planning adventure-themed birthdays and children-safe events. Inspired by a desire to make these events an avenue for both…

Jola’s Hair (3)

Part 3.

Nolina: You know, you led me right to my next question, about what your vision is. What is the vision for Jola’s Hair?

Jola: Oh it’s simple. It’s to let the hair speak for itself. We are a niche business that’s focused on young girls…

API: Charity.

1 Corinthians 13 meets Pharmaceutics.

You are a different kind of medication, Charity.

A prodrug, you get activated when patient compliance to your regimen is optimum.