The People Chapter love, friendship and finding your tribe — OUT NOW! ❤️

The final episode of Journey Back Home is here, all about love, friendship, and finding your tribe when you move back.

Thank you for coming on this journey with us — every listen, share, and message has meant the world. 💛

Stream Episode 6 now, let’s close this chapter together.

Episode 5: The Culture Shocks Nobody Talks About

Nobody warned us about THIS part of moving back 😅 In Episode 5 of Journey Back Home, we dive into the culture shocks nobody talks about, from the small everyday surprises to the big identity shifts that come with relocating back to Africa.

If you’re planning your move, already back, or just curious about the real “returnee” experience, this episode will have you nodding, laughing, and maybe even rethinking what it means to call somewhere home.

🎧 Listen now and join the conversation, because wherever you are on your path, you’re not alone.

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Episode 4: Navigating Careers and Creating Opportunities 🎙️

In this episode of Journey Back Home, we dive into one of the biggest challenges returnees face: work and career opportunities in Nigeria. From traditional jobs to freelancing and entrepreneurship, we share what it really looks like to build a career here.

You’ll hear us talk about: • Why we’d recommend securing a remote job before moving back • The reality: in Nigeria, who you know often matters more than what you know • Salary differences between Nigerian companies and international employers • Adjusting expectations: the kinds of jobs you may find yourself doing compared to the UK • The scale of opportunities created by Nigeria’s population and demand for services • Navigating labour laws, permits, business registration, and the challenges of hiring talent • The gaps in soft skills and what that means for building teams • The mental toll: imposter syndrome, pressure to succeed, and embracing Nigeria’s entrepreneurial spirit

💡 Takeaway: Come prepared, stay flexible, and remember — success in Nigeria looks different, and that’s not a bad thing.

✨ Haven’t listened to the earlier episodes? Catch up on Episodes 1–3 now to follow the full journey before diving into this one.