INTOMESEE

Laide Alabi (Oropo) calls herself the Warrior. After losing her loving father at 15 and her beloved sister at 19, she found herself married young, divorced quickly, and raising two children completely alone without a blueprint.In this deeply moving episode of INTOMESEE, Laide shares her journey from a "daddy's girl" whose self-esteem crashed after loss, to a fierce single mother who validates her children's feelings in ways she never experienced. She opens up about the pain of domestic violence, the reality of raising kids with an absent father, and why she refuses to stop sounding like a "broken record" about her past.This conversation is a masterclass on resilience, the ongoing nature of grief (even 33 years later), and the importance of looking beyond the "brave face" mask we all wear.Connect With Laide Oropo:IG: @heroropo

Sonia is a Lawyer, a General Manager, and an Artist—but for years, she felt like a fraud. Growing up, she was literally "locked inside" her house by strict parents, leading to extreme social awkwardness and a deep belief that she was "ugly" and "dumb."In this episode of INTOMESEE, Sonia opens up about the difference between being an Introvert and simply hiding from the world. She discusses the lasting impact of childhood isolation, the scars of colorism (being teased for her dark skin), and how she developed a "fear of everything,” even planning escape routes while sitting in a car.This conversation is a deep dive into Self-Image. Sonia shares how she moved from being a pessimist who "clapped over her boyfriend's head" in anger, to finding a place of genuine peace and becoming what she calls a "ridiculously loved baby."

On the outside, Doyinsola ("Tiwa") was the popular, fun-loving party girl in university. But privately, she was battling crippling low self-esteem, seeking validation in the wrong arms, and enduring toxic relationships.In this deeply vulnerable episode of INTOMESEE, Doyin shares her powerful journey from feeling "ugly and dumb" as a child to navigating life alone at 17 in Ghana. She opens up about using her body to feel wanted, the devastating reality of emotional abuse, and her eventual breaking point.This conversation goes beyond just a "change of behavior." It’s about a radical shift in identity; from the God of rules ("religion") to the God of love and the honest admission that healing is an ongoing journey, not a one-time fix.Connect With Doyin:IG: @doyinsola.estherConnect With Us:IG/Tiktok: @intomeseeshowEmail: intomesee@peeplestory.com

Gabriel Daniels share his story of childhood, academic years, failed relationships, marriage, and fatherhood.Hosted by Toyin TomomewoConnect with the host:IG: https://www.instagram.com/toyintomomewo/

In this episode, Sarah joins us to share her story of understanding the love of God, sowing her final year fees as a seed in church and many more.Connect with Sarah:IG: https://www.instagram.com/sarah.orhero/Hosted by Toyin TomomewoConnect with the host:IG: https://www.instagram.com/toyintomomewo/

Addie joins on the show to discuss the impact of growing up without her father for twenty years. She teaches us how to deal with pain in life as well.Connect with Addie:IG: https://www.instagram.com/addieofafrica/Hosted by Toyin TomomewoConnect with the host:IG: @toyintomomewo

INTOMESEE is a Peeple Story original show, hosted by Toyin Tomomewo. Conversations unfold in chapters like a book, offering a calm space to be seen and heard. Real people share honest stories of identity, loss, healing, faith, love, and purpose. No performance. No pressure.Hosted by Toyin TomomewoConnect with the host:IG: @toyintomomewo