Naija in the Mix is Back!

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Dear Mixers,

Guess who's back? It’s been a few months since our break in April, and I’ve missed you all more than words can express! I promised you I’d be back, and here I am, right on time.

Blurry, but the last picture I took a day ago, so...:)

I’ve been hard at work making some fantastic progress (you remember that thing they say about good things taking time?) Without giving too much away, let’s just say...there are some exciting implementations on the horizon!

Okay, I won't give too much away, but I'll say...I may not be the only one working on the team soon! Some wonderful volunteers might be joining me to bring you even more amazing content!

I am beyond happy to be back and can’t wait to get right back into sharing the original interviews you’ve all been waiting for. This break has been enough for more than two years of rest! It’s all I needed to refocus and bring you the best stories of people doing amazing things from everywhere around the world!

What have I missed? A lot! I’m already catching up—starting with those I’ve missed the most: all of you!

Thank you for your support and for being the incredible heart and soul of Naija in the Mix. I can’t wait to catch up and share all the exciting new content we have in store!


With all my love and excitement,

Kasim

Jos, Nigeria.


PS

How would you like it if I interviewed the artist whose work is featured behind me in the photo? Let me know your thoughts!


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