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Tami Makinde

Tami Makinde

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Behavioural Analyst, Canvas8

Lagos

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network security, IT security

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Total articles 199

  • in loving memory of mrs magaret makinde & women who dare to dream.

    By Tami Makinde| Substack@ I’m starting a newsletter. It’s been a while since I shared my words with anyone, including myself. I never stopped writing or telling stories but I found myself craving time in the back seat, and the time away has only gnawed at the strings in my heart to return to the pen. Truthfully, I was afraid (for lack of a better word) that there was no space for my work anymore. It’s a lie I told myself so frequently that I started to believe it, at a point.

    By Tami Makinde · Substack

    Mar. 11, 2025

  • Finding solace in hobbies: How Britons are navigating the polycrisis

    By Tami Makinde, Behavioural Analyst| London Daily News@ By Tami Makinde, Behavioural Analyst, Canvas8. In the face of an ongoing polycrisis, many Britons are turning to fulfilling, calming, and creative hobbies to find solace. But how much time and money are they willing to invest in their newfound passions for activities like crocheting, photography, or hiking? Amid persistent economic challenges and global instability, Britons are re-evaluating how they spend their free time.

    By Tami Makinde, Behavioural Analyst · London Daily News

    Jul. 15, 2024

  • in loving memory of mrs magaret makinde & women who dare to dream.

    By Tami Makinde| Substack@ I’m starting a newsletter. It’s been a while since I shared my words with anyone, including myself. I never stopped writing or telling stories but I found myself craving time in the back seat, and the time away has only gnawed at the strings in my heart to return to the pen. Truthfully, I was afraid (for lack of a better word) that there was no space for my work anymore. It’s a lie I told myself so frequently that I started to believe it, at a point.

    By Tami Makinde · Substack

    Mar. 11, 2025

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Lagos, United States