20TwoTwelve

The siblings discuss their parents and if they will go down the road of parenting themselves.

The sibs are still in quarantine and discuss the chaos of the times. They take on the #BLM movement and it's role as a global phenom and the acknowledgment of dissonance required to be African and participate.

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The sibs discuss their COVID-19 experiences. Gbolahan has been reading Max Siollun’s Soldiers of Fortune and asks his sisters about their recollections growing up during Nigeria’s military regimes.

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Gbolahan moderates as they tackle the challenges of building a business on the continent. They discuss deciding between trying your hand at entrepreneurial ventures vs. the stability of employment. An existential struggle. Listen to hear Buki cheat her way through a simple activity to Tope's chagrin.

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"We have to start from the simple premise that the future of Africa is in the hands of Africans.' - Barack Obama

The sibs discuss the Obama phenom and what it can mean for Africa in real time.

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20TwoTwelve is a podcast home where siblings Tope, Buki and Gbolahan catch-up and connect on culture, life and family. If you need a reason to remember to call your siblings more often, then this podcast is for you.