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January 26, 2021

Living a joyful life | The Daily Vulnerable

Living a joyful life includes knowing how to be sad. What happens when you lose a loved one? What happens when you don’t get the contract that you want to get? How do you process, and accept it? What do you do when you don’t get the results you want, or you get the results... Read More

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January 25, 2021

From rock bottom to CEO, Yinka Obebe bares it all on #WithChude

“The day I left the company, I left with nothing but a backpack” – CEO of Pop Central TV, Yinka Obebe tells #WithChude On this week’s episode of #WithChude, CEO of Pop Central TV, Yinka Obebe, discusses with host, Chude Jideonwo, the high and low points of his career, especially his journey from rock-bottom to... Read More

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January 22, 2021

Life happens in what is not said | The Daily Vulnerable

One of the most important things I’ve ever learnt in my life is to pay attention. I’ve learnt that when you don’t pay attention, your first instinct to any criticism is to respond and to attack. How about paying attention? How about listening not just what the person is saying but why the person is... Read More

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January 21, 2021

Try to be conscious | The Daily Vulnerable

One of my mentors used to say that there are several kinds of people – one of which is malevolent people. When you share a piece of good news with malevolent people, they find something bad to say about it; they often do not ‘rejoice with those that rejoice’. They derive pleasure in bringing negative... Read More

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January 15, 2021

“We have a cultural problem” – Diversity Prize Finalist, Solomon Ayodele bemoans toxic masculinity

Few drives are as noble as ones that compel us to make life better for the largest majority of people. The nobility of purpose is however, not enough to hoist an idea up long enough for the person pursuing it to attain their end goal. Solomon Ayodele, who describes himself as a Boy Rights Activist,... Read More

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January 15, 2021

Surround yourself with people that offer you grace | The Daily Vulnerable

I made a tough decision a few days ago; we had to let some people go because they hadn’t performed well. I called one of them and said “I’m so sorry. I know this must be tough, I’m so sorry.” Her response surprised me. “Chude, I could see the tears in your eyes yesterday,” she... Read More

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January 13, 2021

Your views are allowed to change | The Daily Vulnerable

Chude Jideonwo There are a lot of doctrines I don’t believe in. Some people think that there is one way to be a religious person; that there is only one way to be a Christian, a Muslim, or a Buddhist. I don’t believe that. People believe and assume different things. One of the biggest challenges... Read More

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January 12, 2021

Stop chasing after perfection | The Daily Vulnerable

One of the reasons I got reluctant at some point about preaching in Churches is that people presumed that since I was preaching, I was perfect. I used to explain that I am not on the pulpit because I am perfect, I’m precisely on the pulpit because I am deeply imperfect. I do not need... Read More

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January 11, 2021

There is nothing shameful about being human | The Daily Vulnerable

There are people reading this now who are going through pain and whose hearts are hurting. To some, it may be a shameful thing to admit that you are lonely, or uncomfortable with your size, or admit that you are insecure. I have been there and I know that there is nothing shameful about being... Read More

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January 8, 2021

Dancing through life | The Daily Vulnerable

Chude Jideonwo There is a song by the Nigerian musician, Lagbaja, that I like. It encourages me to ‘dance, move, and shake body’. When was the last time you danced? Or laughed, or had sex, or did something warm and fun that you had kept postponing? Nobody says you have to spend all your money because... Read More

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January 7, 2021

Meet Oluwatobiloba Ajayi; one of the powerful voices among Nigeria’s 25 million-special needs population

There are a number of voices speaking for the rights of the Nigerian people, few of those remember to speak for people living with disabilities. That is far from the gloom and doom reality you probably pictured it to be mentally as the few voices that speak for the disabled are loud and impactful. The... Read More

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January 7, 2021

Acknowledge your emotions | The Daily Vulnerable

Chude Jideonwo When something I don’t like happens to me, I acknowledge it. I write it down and make it as realistic as possible. I don’t go into denial. I don’t panic. Instead, I break it down. I never deceive myself into thinking I can outrun my own emotions. When I feel anger or rage,... Read More

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January 6, 2021

Building new habits take time | The Daily Vulnerable

Chude Jideonwo Seven years ago, I had a bad habit. Whenever I was lonely, I reached out to people on BBM. I reached out to people on Instagram. I reached out to people I wasn’t supposed to reach out to; people that were not good for me, people that will make me feel bad about... Read More

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January 5, 2021

Exercising power over ourselves | The Daily Vulnerable

Most of us have agencies. We have a space within ourselves where we can assert ourselves and exercise power, including power over ourselves. We have the power to respond to our situation even in the midst of our limitation. We have power to change – for the better or for the worse. But we must... Read More

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January 4, 2021

Chude Jideonwo: Why DJ Switch is the Culture Icon of 2020

I cannot forget that evening in October when a dear friend rushed into the room to show me the video of DJ Switch (Obianuju Catherine Udeh) who had turned on her phone camera to broadcast live – as she and others worked to remove a bullet from the leg of a man who had been... Read More

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January 4, 2021

It’s always within your power to choose how you show up | The Daily Vulnerable

Chude Jideonwo It’s the first work day of the year, isn’t it? Knowing several people, you are coming with gritted teeth, thinking that you are going to do battle and that life is a jungle. I know because I used to be like that. My life is not a battle. It is not a jungle.... Read More

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December 31, 2020

The Worship Playlist: “I lost a baby last year,” Gospel Artist Nosa reveals on #WithChude

In a three-week conversation series titled The Worship Playlist, host of #WithChude and founder of human flourishing company Joy, Inc., Chude Jideonwo, unveiled the vulnerable side of some of the country’s favourite worship leaders. In his one-hour conversation with Chude, Gospel singer Nosa Omoregie made a revelation about losing a child and God’s faithfulness through... Read More

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December 31, 2020

Are you thriving emotionally or merely surviving? | The Daily Vulnerable

There is a concept from the research of human flourishing, that we call emotional survival at Joy, Inc. It is the idea that people think they are okay when they are merely surviving emotionally. Emotional survival is the woman living with her husband whom she doesn’t talk to. She can survive it, she can just... Read More

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December 29, 2020

Coming short | The Daily Vulnerable

Shortcomings are not the best thing to think about at the end of the year – so we were made to believe. It is easier to think and talk about the successes we’ve recorded, and the perks that come with it. However, this year has thought us that we’ll be mistaken to take that approach.... Read More

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December 22, 2020

Actress, Chinonso Arubayi, reveals how social expectation drove her into depression following her husband’s death

“Society’s attitude towards widows is harmful to women,” Actress, Chinonso Arubayi. In this week’s episode of #WithChude, actress and TV Host, Chinonso Arubayi opened up to host and co-founder of Joy, Inc., Chude Jideonwo about dealing with grief, struggling with social expectations and her faith following the sudden death of her husband, Eric Arubayi. Gospel... Read More

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December 22, 2020

Every problem you have is your responsibility | The Daily Vulnerable

Chude Jideonwo Every problem you have is your responsibility regardless of who caused it. Now, it sounds very simple, but to practice it is hard. Think of it, we are saying that if somebody came and did something that ruined your business or your company, it’s your responsibility. But that’s why we struggle – because... Read More

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December 21, 2020

“Penetrating, Intense…” – 2020, a year in review | The Daily Vulnerable

By Ado Aminu Some of the most intense – both feel and repercussion wise, experiences I have ever had in my life happened this year. It is why when people speak about the year 2020 and how peculiar it has been, I get it, I get them. I have been there. But there is something... Read More

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December 18, 2020

Be grateful, even to your addictions | The Daily Vulnerable

Chude Jideonwo and The Daily Vulnerable At the Joy retreat that we do, I said to someone, who was struggling with an addiction, although he had recovered from it, but he was so bitter that he was addicted to taking cocaine. I told him to do an exercise of gratitude to be grateful to the addiction. Of... Read More

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December 17, 2020

#TheWorshipPlaylist: “Wizkid celebrates Fuji culture in his music, keeping the genre alive” – Gospel artiste, Mike Abdul

On this week’s episode of #TheWorshipPlaylist, veteran Fuji gospel artiste, Mike Abdul opens up to host of #TheWorshipPlaylist and founder of Joy, Inc. Chude Jideonwo on how he has maintained his sound and music style despite the decline of the Fuji genre. Mike Abdul said that his ability to recognise and accept the change in... Read More

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December 16, 2020

Happiness comes from being proud of yourself | The Daily Vulnerable

Chude Jideonwo and The Daily Vulnerable Someone asked me the other day, are you happy? And usually I will pause before I answer that question even though I know the answer, so I said yes. The person said; why are you happy? And I said because when I look at myself down from heaven at... Read More

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December 15, 2020

Dealing with loss | The Daily Vulnerable

By Jeffrey Ejekhine I have had to deal with one of the hardest losses in my life at a very young age; the loss of my mother hit me hard, and left me completely devastated, even till today as an adult, I still miss her immensely. I remember hearing the news of her death and... Read More

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December 14, 2020

“I have to smile through every performance while secretly crying myself to sleep” – Comedian, Chioma ‘Chigul’ Omeruah tells #WithChude

On this week’s episode of #WithChude, comedian, singer and actress, Chioma ‘Chigul’ Omeruah opens up to host and founder of Joy Inc., Chude Jideonwo, about her long battle with depression and the steps she took to find herself once again despite the happenings in her life. Speaking about her experiences as a performer in the... Read More

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December 14, 2020

Road rage | The Daily Vulnerable

By Daniel P Road rage happens for two reasons (mainly), I think: Driving vehicles is dangerous, and Driver interactions are impersonal When someone cuts us off in the grocery store with their shopping cart, it’s annoying, but not that upsetting. Aisle rage isn’t common. It’s not common, because it’s not dangerous and it’s face to... Read More

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December 12, 2020

#TheWorshipPlaylist: “Christians and Muslims are children of the same Father who view him differently” – Gospel Artiste, Shola Allynson-Obaniyi

On this week’s episode of #TheWorshipPlaylist, veteran gospel artiste, Shola Allyson, opens up to host and founder of Joy Inc., Chude Jideonwo, about how she has been able to stay grounded despite the fame she has acquired for over two decades. Speaking about her life growing up in a blended religious home, Allyson said that... Read More

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December 11, 2020

Happiness comes from being proud of yourself | The Daily Vulnerable

Someone asked me the other day, are you happy, and usually I pause before I answer that question even though I know the answer and I said yes. The person said; why are you happy, and I said because when I look at myself down from heaven at this very moment in my life over... Read More

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