This is a raw and unfiltered episode of my inner cry out for justice in my country. For prosperity sake, let us start today by starting the Lazy Nigerian Youth revolution. It is time to wake up, if we must see progress, we must start now. No nation became truly free without struggle, but we must be strategic. When they know that we can take the power as easily as we give it and do our bidding can we truly call ourselves a Democratic nation! Strategy! Voters card and a party that is truly ours!!!

Listen to a mini story time/financial advice to women about embracing the hustle mentality. Finding inspiration from the informal sector and taking strength and inspiration from the informal sector, the trade network of women from Remo, Nigeria that work to provide for their families and securing the future of their children. Tap into your inner Remo!

This episodes, i am sharing my thoughts on rape and rape culture in Nigeria. Rape in history and how systematically porn and media may be normalising rape and sexual coercion when related to financial gain. Enjoy. Share your thoughts with me via email. [email protected]

In honour of world menstruation day, i share my own personal experience on menstruation, tips on menstrual health, menstrual poverty and menstrual hygiene. If there are any further questions, please send to my email [email protected] P.s. dysmenorrhea is a symptom of an underlying condition and if you do not have any of the conditions, idiopathic menstrual cramps is what is discussed in the podcast.

In this episode, i talk about my experience with indecision and how i have dealt with it in the past and share tips on how i have been able to get better at my decision making process. I know that I am not alone, listening to myself i realized i may have involuntarily delved into procrastination as well. Maybe, next time, i will delve into procrastination.

In this episodes, i talk about one of financial principles i have learnt recently about saving before spending, not to sound like a broken record. I guess a lot of people have heard this already, but this is me again, reminding you not to spend it all. Hope you enjoy it. #staysafe

Today, i share a little of myself and my fears and insecurities about life and accomplishing my goals. I want to hear what you think and if there is anyone out there, who would like to share as well. Let's talk. Enjoy!

Every week, Dr. Aisha along discusses and interviews fellow young Nigerians and sharing struggles and successes of being a young Nigerian living in Nigeria.