by Tokunbo | Jun 15, 2020 | The Tokunbo Chronicles Podcast
“Black Women Need To Have The Confidence And Audacity Of White Men” The Tokunbo Chronicles · A1 - 0001 Amina Aweis Audio00086400 “Most adults are just big babies who are winging it. Adulthood is actually a scam!” – Amina Aweis Amina Aweis is a... 
by Tokunbo | May 26, 2020 | The Tokunbo Chronicles Podcast
“Don’t Get So Caught Up In The Excitement Of Your Dream That You Forget To Actually Do The Work To Make Your Dream Come True.” Host Tokunbo Koiki shares how the Covid-19 Pandemic has resulted in her recent decision to changed the goals she started... 
by Tokunbo | May 14, 2020 | The Tokunbo Chronicles Podcast
Blessing Timidi Digha World Came Crashing Down After Suffering The Loss Of Two Of Her Youngest Children In A Fire Blessing Timidi Digha identifies as a fearless Feminist. She is Community Based Researcher with over twenty years of experience working on issues... 
by Tokunbo | May 12, 2020 | The Tokunbo Chronicles Podcast
How Tahlia Gray’s Cultural Experiences Led Her To Create An Empowering Hosiery Brand “When you are a dark-skinned beauty, you might not want to be called Mocha or Midnight or something of that nature.” – Tahlia Gray Tahlia Gray is the Founder of... 
by Tokunbo | May 4, 2020 | The Tokunbo Chronicles Podcast
“I would think about what good could happen if I was to achieve my goals. And who would be impacted by the world I had imagined in my mind.” The Tokunbo Chronicles · 7. Arlan Hamilton, In Order To Become, I Had To Be “It wasn’t always easy, I... by Tokunbo | Apr 24, 2020 | The Tokunbo Chronicles Podcast
“The key thing to networking is really showing up as yourself. Being comfortable with your authentic self.” Tokunbo Koiki is a multi passionate entrepreneur, founder of the award-winning Tokunbo’s Kitchen and the London African Food Week. Tokunbo means...