For many readers, “Isio Knows Better” was more than just a column—it became a trusted space for advice, honest conversations and relatable life lessons. Years after the popular advice column made its mark, media personality and writer Isio Wanogho is taking a nostalgic look back at the experience.
Wanogho, who became widely known for her candid approach to addressing everyday issues through the column, recalled the special connection she built with her readers during that period.
According to her, one of the most rewarding parts of the experience was hearing directly from people who followed her work and connected with the stories and advice she shared.
She described her readers as one of the biggest highlights of her week, revealing that their messages and reactions made the demanding work behind the column worthwhile.
The “Isio Knows Better” era allowed Wanogho to tackle a wide range of personal and social issues, often offering thoughtful perspectives while encouraging readers to look at their situations from different angles.
Looking back, she acknowledged how much the experience meant to her and how the relationship with her audience became an important part of the journey.
For those who followed the column, Wanogho’s reflections offer a reminder of a time when personal stories, difficult questions and practical advice created a strong bond between a writer and her audience.
Her memories also highlight the lasting impact that meaningful storytelling can have—even long after a popular column has come to an end.
