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Bisi Alimi Reflects on Overcoming Imposter Syndrome During Major Milestone
Bisi Alimi, an influential gay rights advocate, recently took to social media to share his battle with imposter syndrome following his recognition at the Attitude Magazine Awards.
Alimi revealed that, in the lead-up to the event, he was plagued with feelings of self-doubt and unworthiness, questioning his right to be celebrated.
He described this emotional struggle as part of the “success downer” syndrome, where significant achievements are met with feelings of emptiness rather than joy.
To combat these negative thoughts, Alimi repeatedly reminded himself of the reasons he deserved the award and the importance of appreciating the moment.
Despite his fears of appearing insincere, he chose not to prepare a speech. Instead, he leaned on the support of his husband, who helped keep him grounded throughout the experience.
Alimi’s candid reflection ended with a call to his followers for advice: “How do you handle imposter syndrome during significant moments in your life?”
This open question invites others to share their experiences and coping strategies, fostering a sense of community and mutual support.
Nigerian Reality star Tacha Akide causes buzz on social media after her public criticism on the Nigerian artists seen at the Met gala 2025.
The reality star expressed her disappointment with the appearance of Nigerian artists at the event, she shared that they could have done better.
“So the Nigerians at the Met Gala did not represent, and this is coming from a place of love. You know I love Ayra Starr and Tems, and I’m crazy about Burna Boy, but trust me, they didn’t represent at all. Just had to say it!”
She then compares the event with Priscilla Ojo’s wedding and shared how the outfits served more that that of Met gala 2025, Nigerian version.
Nigerian Actor Kanayo O. Kanayo takes to social media to speak on the popular color superstition. The actor shared how many are used to associating black to bad luck and white as good luck.
This information was prompted due to longstanding tradition of the Vatican. The actor stated “When they fail, it’s black smoke. When they succeed, it’s white smoke… This has been ingrained in the minds of the world that black is failure.”
“Let blue smoke mean a new Pope has not been elected and let white smoke mean he has. Remove the black. It’s not good for us.”
Nigerian Actress Sarah Martins reacts to critics after she publicly expressed her love to VeryDarkMan.
It can be recalled that VeryDarkMan was recently released after being held at EFCC. His return sparked many reaction from fans after the anticipation.
Sarah Martins then reacted with excitement to the news calling the activist her sweet husband. Fans then react to this with backlash.
The actress then responds to the critics “I see all the hate comments on Instablog concerning my undying love for my Prince Charming VDM.
In case you haven’t noticed, I have his last name “Martins”, Sarah Martins… Vincent Martins. We are officially married in my heart. If you can’t wish us well, pls leave us alone.”
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