Oprah Coco (Voice Overs | Film | YouTube)

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Happy New Year! Some stories pause. Not because they’re finished, but because the chapter needs time to breathe. This year, we turn the page gently. Back to books that linger, ideas that stretch us, and conversations that feel like underlining your favourite line twice. Fingers crossed this is the year the podcast finds its way to you. But while we wait, this space will stay alive with refreshing and thoughtful reflections, and little reminders of why we fell in love with stories in the first place. Here’s to becoming 📚 Damilola & Oprah.

Happy New Year! This is your reminder that it’s always okay to start again. It’s ok to fall and pick yourself up. This year, I choose light. Clarity over fear. Growth over perfection. Purpose over pressure. Welcome to a year of becoming, of using our voices boldly, and trusting the God of our journey even more. If you’re ready to bring your next voiceover project to life, send me a DM to get started. Here’s to starting again 🥂 Oprah Coco Your IG Voiceover Bestie.

Disclaimer: This is a fictional work of art. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, or to actual events is purely coincidental. For the @penandpagesacademy 21 Days Writing Challenge Day 4 — Welcome To Lagos After what seems like an eternity, I believe we are finally approaching Lagos. We’ve had such an interesting ride from the East, filled with drama and lots to sightsee at least for my fourteen year old self. After exiting my hometown, our first major stop was at the popular Onitsha main market, this was where Oga John bought me food to eat; he also allowed me get meat pie and a bottle of Fanta as a snack for the rest of the journey. He ensured to add that these were frivolities that should not be indulged in all the time. I cannot remember Oga John’s facial expressions softening up since meetimg him, he has a constant frown on his face, I suspect he doesn’t laugh or joke much. I thank him as we wait for the rest of the bus members to return to the bus so we can head out. The market and its associated bus park is buzzing with activity. I’ve lost count of the food vendors selling all manner of food amd drinks. There’s a noisy bar at a corner with two large speakers bawling the songs of popular Nigerian music artists. One by one members of our bus return, some with their stomachs protruding, a sign of being well fed and others with several types of market wears such as fabrics, a few electronics and other items. We head out and in no time we are on the iconic Niger Bridge. The water beneath the bridge is intimidating and I wonder the size of the fishes that live deep within them. The sun loses its intensity gradually as we pass through other states such as Delta and Edo. (Continued in the comments)

I am not writing a perfect story, I just want to WRITE. Disclaimer: This is a fictional work of art. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, or to actual events is purely coincidental. For the @penandpagesacademy 21 Days Writing Challenge Day 3 — Midnight Call That one minute between 11:59 and midnight can seem like an eternity when you’re young, in love and broke. And it’s in those moments that you have unmatched gratitude for initiatives such as midnight calls which provide free calls by some of the nations’ network providers at specific hours of the day. Tonight isn’t like any other night, it’s the night before Chike departs for Lagos with his uncle. Chike is my tall, dark and handsome lover, the one who makes the butterflies in my belly come alive and makes goosebumps appear on my skin when he mistakenly brushes my arm with his fingers. We’ve been seeing each other for a year now and it’s been such an amazing experience. We met at Kano market where his uncle runs a textile shop and my father sells aromatic spices. Chike gets me, he’s the kind of man I want to bring home as a husband but there are so many complexicities surrounding us. Asides the fact that he is billed to leave Kano in just a few hours, which would mean a world of distance between us, he’s Igbo and I’m Hausa and where I’m from, my father’s word is law over me. What’s my father’s law you may ask? That I marry Alhaji Musa Maikari, one of the wealthiest men from our community back home. He’s made an impressive name for himself; he owns multiple shops in Kano, Kaduna and even Abuja. Although a marriage to Alhaji Musa would mean a life of comfort and bliss, it would also mean a life of backwardness and stagnation because he is a man deeply steeped in tradition. With Chike, I feel my dreams can come alive, he loves when I talk about my desire to become a global speaker, to travel around the world speaking about women's rights, I could even end up as a politician, helping to shape the policies around women, especially those in the North. Alhaji Musa, like my father, would relegate that dream to the kitchen and ‘za other room.’ (Continued in comments)

PS I am not writing a perfect story, I just want to WRITE. Disclaimer: This is a fictional work of art. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, or to actual events is purely coincidental. For the @pagepenacademy 21 Days Writing Challenge Day 2 — A New Dawn I stretched out on our old raffia mat for a few seconds longer; I wanted to savor this moment, possibly the last in a very long time because today is the day I’m heading to the big city. That’s what my mother calls it with exaggerated effort ‘big city’ and she extends her hands wide apart to demonstrate it, but you won’t believe that our village is much bigger; this is according to my Geography teacher Mr Okoro. He said our village is twice the size of Lagos. Yes that is the city I am moving to. I hear that if you can make it there, you can surely make it anyway else in the world; I know this because I have listened with rapt attention to the stories of the other Nwa Boys that returned home during the Christmas holidays with their masters, they spend long hours painting a picture of a city filled with people, cars and buzzing activities to the admiration of young boys and the beautiful village girls that they themselves have been eyeing. Today is the day, where I become like them and move to Lagos with my master. The piercing crows from my mother’s well tendered cockerels push me back into reality and at that moment she enters the room with a humming sound on her lips. She smiles as she hurries to my side seeing me awake and brings out our worn out stool, and then places it by the raffia mat. I can feel the cool breeze of the morning from our tiny window as the early morning rays flash to reveal the deep creases on my mother’s face; they’re not as a result of old age because Mama is not that old but rather from the harshness of life- orphaned at a young age and widowed with an only child not long after. I sit up and greet her, and she smiles more deeply, a smile filled with reassuring hope. “Nwa m, today is the day.” (Continued in the comments)

Hii People, I know, I know, it seems like I keep on coming here to dust and sweep and disappear afterwards. 😮‍💨 Life my friends has been life(ing) jare. But what’s new? Glad you asked- I’m taking part in a 21 days writing challenge put together by @pagesandpenacademy Today, I want to share 21 random things about myself and also tell you what I plan to write about in the next 20 days. Ready, Set… WRITE! 1. Oprah is my middle name and my official name 2. ⁠I usually eat once a day 3. ⁠Other than Abuja, I’ve never been to Northern Nigeria and I really want to 4. ⁠I don’t really have a favorite colour 5. ⁠I speak French but I need to find other French speakers ASAP 6. ⁠I’ve lived in 3 other countries 7. ⁠I make friends easily 8. ⁠I hope to launch an African Literary focused podcast soon kitabupodcast 9. ⁠I’ve worked on Radio before 10. ⁠I don’t like numbers 11. ⁠I currently work in Nollywood 12. ⁠I baked my 16th birthday cake 13. ⁠I speak Yoruba in my head 14. ⁠I was Catholic and never went for catechism 15. ⁠So far I’ve been to 13 states in Nigeria 16. ⁠My favorite Ghanaian dish is Waakye 17. ⁠I’ve flown on a private jet and I didn’t really like it 18. ⁠I ⁠really want to travel round the world though 19. I sometimes do voiceovers @oprahcoco_voiceovers 20. ⁠Soon I’d become a published author 21. ⁠I’m a lover of God and God’s people (my biggest flex) From what you’ve read; one word for Oprah- drop it in the comment section. This is where you help me; take the poll and choose whether I should write fictional short stories or non fiction musings from my own life. I’ll be in the polls. Inked with love, Oprah Coco. #21dayscreativewritingchallenge #pagesandpenacademy Photo Credit: @nicole_ofoegbu

. 963,870,614 seconds and counting. That’s how long I’ve been breathing, living, moving, working, thinking and even just be-ing since ‘them born me’ PS I live in billions 😉😁 Hey friends, Permit me to dust the cobwebs and clean the surfaces here. I hope you’d agree with me that I’m not the social butterfly y’all think I am. But I’m keeping to my word that I would try to show up on social media more this month. So here’s saying Welcome to September; fingers crossed we make Jesus girl magic and show up more- What do you want to see, hear or engage with me on? Xoxo. Picture: June 7th at the @coal360global reunion. Inspired by my aburo, our last born: @the_adeboyin #Oprahcoco #missoprah #thatnaijachristiangirl #september #woman

✨IT’S HERE!!✨ The 𝓨𝓸𝓾 𝓝𝓮𝓿𝓮𝓻 𝓛𝓮𝓪𝓿𝓮 𝓜𝓮 MUSIC VIDEO is out now and we can’t stay calm! 🔥🙌🏽 This song is more than music; it’s a reminder that even in our lowest moments, God is right there. He goes before you (Deut. 31:8), and He will never leave you (Psalm 37:25). Watch now, be encouraged, and share this light with someone who needs it today. 📍Link in bio! Let’s flood the internet with this truth. He NEVER leaves us.💫 #YouNeverLeaveMe #GospelMusic #NewMusicVideo #ChristianMusic #FaithOverFear #Deut31v8 #Psalm37v25 #BeckyIkereke #WorshipAnthem #GodIsFaithful

✨ IT’S HERE!!! ✨ My debut single “You Are All” is officially OUT NOW — available on all streaming platforms! And yes... the LIVE recording visuals are now up on YouTube! This song came from a deep place of worship — a moment where I was reminded that no matter what life looks like, Jesus is enough. My everything. My portion. My cup of peace. It’s my prayer that as you listen, this song blesses your heart, draws you into God’s presence, and helps shift your focus back to Jesus — the One who truly is all we need. 🎧 Stream it everywhere — Apple Music, Spotify, Audiomack, Boomplay, and more! 📹 Watch the full live session on YouTube — link in bio! Let’s spread the word together. Please listen, comment,share and worship with me. #OutNow #YouAreAll #NewSingleRelease #GospelMusic #Nowstreaming #BeckyIkereke