Bullying, parenting, and responsibility. When children cross the line, parents must step up and take accountability.

Finally met Remy Baggings After almost a decade of online interactions, “we should link soon”, and surviving different eras of the timeline, we linked at Ikeja City Mall like two long-lost mutuals that escaped the algorithm.

We talk music, Remy’s new DJ era, traveling, experimenting with new sounds, and how life really said “character development.”

This episode is proof that:

• Not every Twitter mutual is a bot

• “we go link soon” can eventually mean something

• And growth hits different when you’ve watched it in real time

9 years is actually crazyyy!!!

Relax, it’s not what you’re thinking.

I ordered a Bolt in Lagos and got picked up by a lady driver… and what was supposed to be a normal ride turned into a full-on conversation on wheels. As we moved through Lagos traffic, she let me record and opened up about what it’s really like being a female driver in the city.

We talked about the reactions she gets, the stereotypes, the surprising moments of kindness, and the everyday challenges of being a woman behind the wheel in Lagos.

On our last trip to Ghana, I finally sat down with my Aunty Ajom, we get into her childhood, moving to London, navigating work and culture abroad, and what it feels like coming back home from time to time. There are laughs, memories, and plenty of quiet life gems in between.

I sat down with my sister Samemo while she loosened my hair and somehow, that turned into one of the most honest, random, and unfiltered conversations we’ve had in a while.

From side comments, hot takes, just soft, chaotic and real while pulling out braids, laughing and saying the things you didn’t even know we needed to say.

Sosa goes off on the madness happening with some Bolt drivers in Calabar. The unreasonable price hikes, the guilt-tripping, the “Oga add something” energy simply because of the location you entered.

Since when did your car maintenance become my personal responsibility?

If the app shows a price, why am I negotiating like I’m in Watt Market?

What does love really mean in today’s world; beyond Money bouquet, flowers, dates, and Instagram captions?

In this post Valentine special, Sosa and Lil T talk casually about love, relationships, and personal values. From modern dating expectations to loyalty, and self-worth, this episode blends honesty, humour, and raw perspective.

It’s not just about romance, it’s about understanding yourself and choosing better.

Joined by Lil T and Cress, Sosa unpacks real experiences, personality, character and trauma, how they shape who we are and why we move the way we do. Trade bold opinions, crack jokes and dive into the uncomfortable truths. shout out to those that sent their VNs.

This episode is all vibes and laughs as Sosa from Suburbs links up with Lil T and Krizzle Gaucho to chop it up about A.I. no stress, no tech lectures.

We talk about how people are using AI, the good sides, the funny sides, the obvious wahala, and plenty wild stories along the way. Just three guys having honest, playful conversation, cracking jokes, sharing experiences, and calling it how it is.

Press play and enjoy the cruise.

First Episode of 2006. Sosa sits with Akong Fixx , a farmer, entertainer and a chilled guy. They talk about life experiences, grief, relationship, friendship and more.