Nigerian-Irish, has a specific and articulate view on how racism plays out in the industry. Doesn't shy from the subject but also covers the full range of her experience.
When I first started working in Dublin, I quickly learned that being a Black woman in this industry means something different. Not just different—fundamentally altered. My clients, mostly white Irish
There's a strange negotiation that happens every time I step into a hotel lobby or upscale Dublin bar. Not just the usual work dynamics, but something deeper about skin and perception. I'm Nigerian-Ir
I was talking to a client last week about how Dublin's transformed. Not just the skyline or the tech scene, but the actual fabric of who exists here. When I first started working, the rooms I entered