Yetty’s Diary

24/07/2026

27/06/2026

With the cost of living still on everyone's mind, finding good wholesale prices can make a real difference.

Which item do you think offers the best value for money? 👇🏾

24/06/2026

I got over 10 reactions on one of my posts last week! Thanks everyone for your support! 🎉

22/06/2026

Top Reasons why people fail UK driving practical tests.

20/06/2026

After my Tesco post, I got a DM saying Farmfoods was cheaper... so I had to see for myself.

I can't believe I've been sleeping on Farmfoods all this time. I got so much for my money, and now I'm wondering what else I've been missing out on.

Have you shopped at Farmfoods before?

15/06/2026

Last night, a friend reached out to me and thought having money in his account was all that mattered.

So when his credit application was declined, he was confused. He told me he had plenty of money in his account and couldn't understand what went wrong.

That's when he discovered that in the UK, having money is important, but your credit score can play a major role when applying for a mortgage, car finance, mobile phone contracts, and credit cards.

I’ve summarized the key things you need to know below, just as I did for my friend. Hopefully, it helps someone avoid the same surprise! 👇🏾🇬🇧

14/06/2026

For my Nigerian ladies in the UK ❤️

Looking polished doesn't have to take hours. Sometimes a quick, simple makeup routine is all you need to feel amazing.

I have designed these simple steps for you to save for use.

14/06/2026

Sometimes we get so focused on what we haven't achieved yet that we forget how far we've come.

A few years ago, some of the things we pray for today seemed impossible. Now they're part of our everyday life.

If you're grateful for life today, leave a ❤️ in the comments.

13/06/2026

Passing my driving test is one of the achievements I'm most proud of because the journey wasn't always easy.

How many times did it take you to pass your driving test?

No judgment here 😂👇

13/06/2026

One thing I truly admire about Nigerian parties in the UK is how they bring people together.

No matter how busy life gets, Nigerians always find a way to celebrate, support one another, and keep our culture alive through music, food, fashion, and good vibes.

In your opinion, what is the BEST thing about Nigerian parties in the UK?

The music?
The food?
The fashion?
The dancing?
The networking and meeting people?