We review the 2023 African Cup of Nations, and we talk about the improvements of soccer in Africa. We look at why African teams still go for foreign coaches. We speak about teams and their strengths. We discuss at length the refereeing and VAR during the tournament. Some people feel that refereeing during the Afcon is better than in Europe. We also talk about the politics in African football and the issue of Onana and Cameroon Because this was shot on the eve of the final, we gave a late prediction and someone on the panel guessed it right. We hope you listen and enjoy it.

In episode 76, we discuss the following topics:

Loaded episode with so many important topics to delve into. We sincerely hope you enjoy the episode and have an awesome week.

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Awesome Episode where we speak about the following topics:

We started the new year by talking about our new year plans and themes. What do we hope to achieve this year and what do we look forward to then we jumped to some trending news like the Jonathan Majors verdict, Harvard president resigning over issues of plagiarism. It is an awesome podcast and we hope you give it a great listening.

In this special Christmas episode, we recount our Christmas experiences growing up. We look back on the moments we value the most and discuss what we miss about them. We discuss the arrival of the "Abroad boys " into Nigeria and what this Christmas will look like in that part of the world. We also talked about Dundas Square changed to Sankofa Square, the history, and the implication behind this change.

We break down the concept of Magun and the science behind it and question the myth. We touch fornication and set a date to discuss further. We talk about bodily enhancement and the effect validation has on us. Enjoy

Honored to have Hibatu on the podcast as our guest as we discuss immigration, immigrating as a kid vs an Adult, should immigrants run or hold political positions in the countries they immigrate to. We also reviewed the new Tesla Cyber Truck and spoke about Sam Altman’s return. 

In this episode, we have the one and only Adako Gbemileke who is our dear friend whom Akin and I attended Babcock with. We share some of our experiences at Babcock Univerity, how we met each other and the journeys life has led us through. We hope you enjoy this episode. Thanks!