Teajae Lavish

Last year, I had the opportunity to work on character illustrations for Clafiya, a healthcare startup. The case study is now live on Behance. Please check it out: behance.net/gallery/235538…

No matter what happens, I'll be okay. The world has ended for me many times before, and somehow it always begins again. Some things are unfortunate. Some are unnecessary. Some are exhausting. But life goes on, and every time it does, I'm reminded that I'm indestructible.

Every morning, I wake up with an ache in my heart because I’m a Nigerian living in Nigeria.

Congratulations I loveeee your hair

Na me and Marizu dey do my weekend chores

when Michelle said Barack has “stubborn optimism” I realized I also really want that in a partner. Somebody who isn’t moved by life’s shortcomings but ALWAYS sees the light at the end of the tunnel. That’s a true leader, not just of a country but a household. what a legacy.

Launching @salaryindexng next week 🚀 What industries or locations would you like to see salaries from 👀

If you pay the price for intimacy with God. There is nothing he won’t tell you or confirm through you. Try it today, 3 days retreat with God, no phones, no social media, no agenda no nothing, just you and God If you struggle to decipher the voice of God, this will help.

Guys! My eyes saw thingssss

it's uncomfortable to reconcile myself with the fact that people say things they don't mean and simply utter words to fill the air. many don't attach significance to words and it's unsettling to accept that. my brain doesn't like it.

not a fan of accidentally remembering thoughts i wanted to forget permanently

Every two market days, I’m here😩

You know what hurts the most, you have to keep going on …

I'm okay. I will be okay. I have to be okay.

no one knows my next move. not even me

leaving things unsaid because saying them won't change a thing.

created an icon set for @jetronticketng behance: behance.net/gallery/250843…

Intervals on your usual running route is brutal mehn😩😩

I think people that run in the evening are just different because where do you get the strength?

“At 34 weeks, I was told my baby was no longer breathing, she doesn’t have a nose, and she needs to take a Down syndrome test” “I told my husband and he asked me to leave that hospital and tear all the test slips” “While I was in labor, my baby was strangled by her umbilical cord, and it was so hard for her to breathe” - Min. Judikay shares her testimony 🥹

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