Bold Convos

Abortion is illegal in Nigeria yet easily accessible and rampant. Is it time to stop pretending to are we still going to be hypocritical about knowing the existence of abortion.

It’s Season 2 of Bold Convos and we kick it off with reminiscing about 2020 and looking forward to 2021. I dive into the infamous DNA drama rocking social media and gave personal opinion about this very crucial topic. Obviously it ain’t one everyone would agree with but it’s an opinion you should definitely listen to.

It’s a new season of Bold Convos and we are tackling the boldest Conversations.

The Lagos strip club scene isn’t widely talked about(at least to my ears), I had only heard the gracefulness of strippers from movies like Hustlers and when Cardi B put them on full display via her Insta stories especially during her time in Lagos. I went to a strip Club on the Mainland to see things for myself and now I have a new found respect for the girls.

Faulty car, police barricade, booze and babes, mosquitoes, lazy vulcanizer and more, all contributed to me and my mystery guest having one of the craziest but interesting night of our lives. Listen to us give details of how it all went down in this fun new episode.

I grew up in Mushin, one of the most notorious places in Lagos, Nigeria. Since I was born and now that I’m getting old, I can honestly say violence is no longer the order of the day at this infamous town. This new episode looks at why the new generation no longer feel the need to pick up arms and fight for baseless reasons.

It’s a new age of independent more outspoken women, but how many actually take the bold step of approaching the guy first and asking him out on a date. I explore if ladies should ask guys out in this new episode.

Most women don’t have the same sexual experience as men do; simply put while every men has had or have orgasm, several women haven’t had the experience. This episode looks at the causes of this hinderance amongst women and how to improve it.

I talk about the inevitable struggle people face as a single spinster in Nigeria.

I dive into the rampant issue of catcalling today and take a look at my own personal experiences.