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Are you afraid of visiting nigeria? Are you some one living in diaspora who have not been back to Nigeria since you left?
Are you following social media and western foreign news outlets that endlessly continue to report how kidnappers are on the loose in Nigeria?
Are you sorrounded by friends who tell you that you must be out of your mind to think about visiting Nigeria? Are you married to a Nigerian and you would like to someday visit Nigeria with your spouse?
Is Boko Haram, corruption and insecurity making you rethink your visit to Nigeria? The fear of travelling to Nigeria amidst high-security challenges in the country is at the top of the list of the reasons many Nigerians and Foreigners give for staying away from Africa's giant.
In this episode, we speak to a Nigerian who recently visited as he shares some tips on how to travel safely to Nigeria as a first timer, foreigner or a regular visitor.
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According to Human Rights Watch, throughout its six-year tenure, the military government of General Ibrahim Babangida has relied on force to ensure its stay in power. In the process, the Babangida government has been responsible for the deaths of hundreds of students and others who demonstrated against its policies, the silencing of opposition organizations and the erosion of the rule of law. In this episode, our guests discusses a former student activist, discusses how he was advised to leave the country, and shares some valuable life lessons, along the way.
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In this episode, we discuss daylight savings and the impact of daylight savings for African's in diaspora, with family back home. We also discuss coping strategies and how to talk about daylight savings for loved ones with Families in Africa.
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The Academic Staff of Nigerian Universities (ASUU) is on strike again. In this episode, we discuss some of the issues and challenges faced by Nigerian Higher Education .
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In this episode, Brodda Mike discusses the cold hard realities about those in Nigeria seeking to emigrate out of Nigeria.
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In this short episode... we take a break and discuss the do nots of meeting your soulmate for the first time...
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In this episode, we discuss the shortage of fuel in Nigeria, why is the recurring for a country that is ranked 9th in the world for its proven gas reserves as of 2017. True Federalism, Dividing Nigeria and the 2023 upcoming elections. Forbes article referenced
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In this episode, we discuss the significance of Easter and how to celebrate Easter... and yes... Nigerian rice vs. Ghanian rice. Enjoy (the episode)
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An economic refugee is a person who leaves his or her home country in search of better job prospects and higher living standards elsewhere. Economic refugees see little opportunity to escape poverty in their own countries and are willing to start over in a new country for the chance at a better life ~ Investopedia. In this episode, Brodda Mike discusses surviving Lagos with Dr Jay, his navigation since migrating from Naija and amongst other things, the need to think about returning back to Nigeria someday.
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Brodda Mikes expresses disappointment with the outcome of the Ghana vs Nigeria Qatar 2022 World Cup qualifying match in Abuja on March 30, 2022 as Nigerian Super eagles zealots stormed the football pitch to attach the Ghanian footballers and terrorize Ghanian team visiting fans.
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Each week we discuss topics covering his and his guest's experiences and trending topics and challenges of Africans living in the diaspora, current affairs, and all things Africa...