Black Lenses

Black Lenses

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Black Lenses episodes

  • Maradona (Nigeria's biggest scam story)
    Gist/Comedy - In what is dubbed as the third largest banking scam in history, Emmanuel Nwude sold a fake airport for $330 million. We take you through how it happened, based on news reports and a bit of our imagination.Music credit:Maradona by NiniolaOne One Billion by Chief Onyenze Nwa AmobiCast:Script was written by Foluke Akinboyo with assistance from Victor DurojayeProduction and Sound design by Esther Kehinde AjayiScript design by Victor DurojayeNarrated by Emeka OnochieEmmanuel Nwude was played by Emeka OnochieSecretary by Foluke AkinboyoInvestor by Romario McCalla St LuceNYPD Officer by Douglas CoghlanDisclaimer: This is a true event confirmed by various news sources. However, the dramatisation is a work of fiction and does not in any way accurately capture how the event unfolded.
    8 min
  • Oyo's Women
    Culture & History - Meet the most powerful women in the Alaafin of Oyo's Palace.Written by Bolanle Oni storyNarrated by Esther ImhanwaEpilogue by Ife NancyMixed and Mastered by Fay FayA Loopify Media Production
    9 min
  • Psalm 24 (The Earth is the Lord's)
    Faith & Spirituality - "Many think this psalm was written upon the occasion of the entrance of the Ark of the Covenant into Jerusalem during the reign of David (2 Samuel 6). Yet Charles Spurgeon correctly wrote, 'The eye of the Psalmist looked, however, beyond the typical upgoing of the ark to the sublime ascension of the King of glory.'" Narrated by Victor Daudu
    7 min
  • The Female African Warriors (Trailer)
    Culture & History - The Dahomey Amazons, also known as Mino (meaning "our mothers" in Fon), were an all-female military army of the Republic of Benin which was also known at the time as the Kingdom of Dahomey. Narrated by LM Daini (@lm.daini) | Photography by Fede Rico (@fedekortez)
    1 min
  • The Female African Warriors
    Culture & History - The Dahomey Amazons, also known as Mino (meaning "our mothers" in Fon), were an all-female military army of the Republic of Benin which was also known at the time as the Kingdom of Dahomey. Narrated by LM Daini (@lm.daini) | Photography by Fede Rico (@fedekortez)
    11 min

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Everyday black stories brought to life through an immersive audio experience, making you feel like you were really there!