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Ushering you into June with 🤗

Most people don’t think much about their eyes until something feels off.

A little strain, a blur here and there, adjusting your screen a bit closer… and we move on. But eye health rarely “suddenly” changes.

It builds quietly, and by the time it becomes obvious, it often isn’t as simple as we wish.

This is why Chidinma Igboanugo, OD’s work stands out.

Known as The Community Eye Doctor, she is constantly pushing one message: take your eyes seriously before they force you to.

Through optometry and visual inclusion, she is helping people understand that sight is not just about seeing, but about living well and staying ahead of preventable issues.

She aced health science in school, grew up beside a mum who ran a small chemist shop, and once played assistant chemist without even knowing it was shaping her future.

Yet life took her through accounting, banking, and back again to where her real passion lives, health.

Meet Adewole Temilolu Adebusola.

A certified health coach, mum, entrepreneur, and founder of My Nature's Delight Products.

If you care about health, lifestyle, or simply stories of purpose finding its way back home, this one is worth your time.

Some people fight quietly. Some people heal loudly.

@Udeze Chinenye Gloria is doing both, and her story deserves to be heard.

Before smartphones and fast internet, life felt simpler.

Now, technology moves everything faster but the real question is: how are we using it?

In this new Omote Ro Dhe new feature, OLUWATOYIN MAGBAGBEOLA shares how she’s using technology to create opportunities for women and small businesses.

Her journey is honest, thoughtful, and deeply inspiring.

What is the most beautiful thing a woman can wear?

According to Simbiyat Folorunsho, it is confidence.

In this feature on Omote Ro Dhe, she shares thoughts on her brainchild (girlity foundation), self belief, personal growth, and the power of showing up as your authentic self.

🎬 6 DAYS TO GO! African AI International Film Festival 2026

Something big is landing in African storytelling, and it’s powered by imagination and technology.

Omote Ro Dhe sat down with voices shaping AAIIFF 2026:

-Sandra Adeyeye Bello @sandraadeyeye (SAB), the convener who built a stage where African stories chase inclusion and also lead it.

-Nnyema Benson @bensonnyema on the power of authentic African narratives and AI creativity.

- David Ntui, @davidntui10 on the future of film and technology as tools for opportunity, mentoring and new ideas.

These conversations understood the assignment. They informed and revealed what’s coming next for African cinema and why this festival matters.

👉🏽 Head to the Omote Ro Dhe blog now to read all three interviews — link via https://www.rideedy.com

Curious? You should be.

AAIIFF 2026 starts soon.

On my Omote Ro Dhe blog, I featured my friend Grace Olayemi Oyewale — a woman whose life speaks strength, grace, and quiet courage.

I do not see a limitation when I see Grace. I see resilience, beauty, and the evidence of God’s love in human form.

Sharing stories like hers is my way of standing for inclusion and reminding us that ability wears many faces.

Read her story here:

Meet Ruth KUTEMBA, a passionate journalist from the DRC who proves that when you work well, you earn rewards.

Her journey reminds us that success doesn’t come easy; it comes to those who stay on course with passion, purpose and perseverance.

In our latest blog post, “Ruth Kutemba: Work well to earn rewards”. Ruth shares how she dared to leave a medical path to follow her true calling in journalism, overcame financial hurdles and bias, and used her voice to highlight underrepresented stories.

Do you want to be inspired?

Click the link and read her full story now. ➡️ https://www.rideedy.com/2025/12/ruth-kutemba-work-well-to-earn-rewards.html