Part 1: LAGOS-NIGERIA | Tuesday, 26th November 2019
I took my girls (13 & 10 years old at the time) out to lunch – picked them up from school with a change of clothes. The photos & videos you’re about to see describe how we spent our day.
TIP: Visit their website at www.temiandoluoma.com [Sisters With Skills™] to learn more about their progress.
************************
PART 2 – COMING SOON!
Features highlights of our dinner outing at Westgate + our visit – via Lagos BRT – to Ikeja Computer Village & PANIC/DRAMA on the evening of 31/12/2020 when the girls run out of Crochet to finish Oluoma’s hairdo!!
TIP: Click the SUBSCRIBE button for my channel (at www.tayosolagbade.com/youtube) to get notified when I post the next video.
I was VERY PROUD of my girls for doing this public service, using one of several skills they possess.
It is said that one of the best ways to one of the best ways to get better at something you know is to teach it. Teaching forces you go out your way to fill in any gaps you may in your know-how, because you’ll want to make sure your learner “gets it”!
I’ve found this to be true and I’m using it to help my kids to take their mastery to the next level (this includes their baking, hairstyling etc).!
See below, the video clip from the event “How to Make Drinks You CAN SELL from Peels of Pineapples” showing my 2 daughters (12 and 9 years old) – supported by me – Tayo K. Solagbade – facilitating in Ognumaki in community, Ogun State on Sat. 14th April 2018!” – under the auspices of B.H.F Foundation
Facilitators: Temi (12) & Oluoma (9) Solagbade [supported by Tayo K. Solagbade]
Organiser: BHF Foundation [3 Day Youth Conference]
BELOW: Read the full story, watch the video and view photos from the event
Video clip from the event “How to Make Drinks You CAN SELL from Peels of Pineapples” showing my 2 daughters (12 and 9 years old) – supported by me – facilitating in Ognumaki in community, Ogun State on Sat. 14th April 2018!” – under the auspices of B.H.F Foundation
Facilitators: Temi (12) & Oluoma (9) Solagbade [supported by Tayo K. Solagbade]
Organiser: BHF Foundation [3 Day Youth Conference]
I was VERY PROUD of my girls for doing this public service, using one of several skills they possess.
It is said that one of the best ways to one of the best ways to get better at something you know is to teach it. Teaching forces you go out your way to fill in any gaps you may in your know-how, because you’ll want to make sure your learner “gets it”!
I’ve found this to be true and I’m using it to help my kids to take their mastery to the next level (this includes their baking, hairstyling etc).
Below: Photo showing the girls eating cooked corn (near the Oba’s palace) when we arrived Ogunmakin in the morning (about 9a.m). The CEO of B.H.F Foundation eventually came to pick us up and drove the venure.
The girls had fun – and it was an exciting experience for them to share what they knew with adults – and more importantly to do so in such a rural setting.
Warning: Undefined array key "preview" in /home1/tayoswdg/discovercotonou.com/temiandoluoma/wp-content/plugins/arscode-social-slider-free/arscode-social-slider.php on line 57