About Portfolio Writings Events

My work cuts across various fields Content Marketing, Writing, Content Creation, and Project Management.

Occasionally, I dabble into other areas (UX Writing, Hosting, Teaching, Modelling, etc.) but this page highlights the areas core to what I really enjoy doing, careerwise.

Feel free to click on the specific images that rouse your curiousity for more information. 
Images will lead you to external sites for more context.

Content Marketing

A selection of content marketing roles I have executed, and the extent of my work within these roles.
Clicking the image would lead you to an external site that has more information.

Content Writing

These pieces are consumer-focused. Some are educational, while others are humourous.

Selar Blog •

LearnwithSelar: What We Can Learn from #SpotifyWrapped on Community Engagement

Do you remember where you were on the 29th of November? For many audiophiles, this was the day Spotify Wrapped 2023 dropped, sweeping the world into a frenzy.

Spotify Wrapped is a feature created by Spotify that provides users with a personalized summary of their listening habits over the past year. It includes information like the user’s most-played songs, top artists, genres, and total listening time.

This feature has proven to be a powerful tool for community engagement, and in this article
Selar Blog •

Tackling Plagiarism: Insights from a Creator, a Lawyer, and a Product Manager

Today, where information flows freely and creativity takes center stage, plagiarism is becoming an increasingly worrisome issue, pulling a shadow over the growing digital creation industry. For many creators, this poses a significant question: how do we protect ourselves and our work from the greedy hands of opportunists?

To delve deeper into this issue, for this week’s #CreatorStories, we’ve sought the insight of three distinct voices: a photographer whose work was plagiarized, a lawyer well v
Selar Blog •

Five Creators Share Their Experience Getting Scammed

As wonderful as being a creative may be, it’s not without its risks. For this week’s Creator Stories, we talk to five different creators and freelancers who have experienced getting scammed or cheated by a client to learn about their experiences and how to avoid making similar mistakes.

We have Nonso, a Creative writer; Adesuwa, a freelance content-writer; Ugo, a Reviewer/Editor and Writer; Sogo, a Creative Director; and Peace, a Designer.

Tell us about your experience. What happened?

One Aug
20 Something •

Navigating Female Friendships in Your Twenties

More than once, I have heard a woman say, “women are not easy to be friends with,” or “I prefer being friends with men.” Sentiments like this are not uncommon when it comes to friendships with other women for a number of reasons, chief among them, the prevalent social realities that inevitably pit women against each other.

From a young age, we’re conditioned to compare ourselves with other women. We’re taught that men are the prize, and we must battle with other women to win their love and atte
20 Something •

how to turn down someone who confesses their feelings to you

We are walking back from classes, you and I. We’re good friends — we’ve been good friends for some months now — and I enjoy spending time with you, but you like me, and I don’t really like you like that.

This is a scenario that happens more times than you can imagine. One day you are teasing each other about your accents, and how you say, “sorrypleaseexcuseme” before asking a stranger for directions, and all the other things young people tease each other about. The next day, you are standing ou
Sisterly HQ •

Five Leading Nigerian Female Fashion Entrepreneurs.

Fashion is very intrinsic to who we are as Nigerians. Our desire to look good is expressed in every facet of our lives, however dynamic they may be. From our childhood, we understand the concept of dressing as a way to express ourselves, project an image, or belong to a community. On Sundays we dress well for church, on weekdays we make ourselves presentable for work and school, and during holidays or events, we wear Asoebi to celebrate with our families and friends.

The Nigerian Fashion indust

Project Management

Projects I have embarked on that highlight my passion for community service and operations. These projects range across various fields: tech, e-commerce, 
wellbeing and youth development. Clicking on each image would lead you to an external document offering more information.

Content Creation

Some brand campaigns I have worked on, as a nano influencer. These campaigns range from tech, to fashion and beauty.