Every December has its own kind of madness. Detty December. End-of-year nostalgia. Fake “new year, new me” declarations. People entering January with promises they already know they will abandon by the 5th. It is all part of the tradition.

KP shares how he became KP, Uzor argues that we should all know less about each other, and the boys walk through the end-of-year rituals that make Nigerians who we are, from church on the 31st to club at 1am.

They talk about couples who create family Instagram pages, unprovoked “we’re trying for a baby” announcements, and KP’s personal campaign against balloons in the club. They drift into childhood photo albums, Christmas back home, and the shock on KP’s face when Uzor admits he has never witnessed a live animal being slaughtered.

Episode 23 is a gratitude letter. A season finale that thanks every Gistizen for listening, watching, arguing, laughing, and making IGGFY a part of their year. You will hear jokes, nostalgia, end-of-year honesty, and two friends remembering how far they have come.

If you love Nigerian culture, Detty December gist, end-of-year rituals, and real friendship conversations, this episode is for you.

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This week we talk misophonia and why loud chewing feels like violence. Uzor declares war on the NFF. KP unveils his toilet pedal idea. And we take a long look at selective outrage, fake wokeness, and the people who hold strangers to higher standards than their own friends.

We talk about growing up, weird things we carried from childhood, the way online voices shape young boys and girls, and how easy it is to build harmful ideologies without knowing. We get into feminism, double standards, and the headache that comes from people who shout accountability until it becomes their own circle. We touch on Congo, Palestine, Sudan, and Nigeria, and the heaviness that comes with watching the world burn from far away.

We argue about choosing the child or the wife in labour complications, ask whether “female” is offensive, confess lactose intolerance, and laugh through the chaos. And somewhere in there we find space for hope and community, because IGGFY is still IGGFY.

Episode 22, The Selective Outrage Episode, is streaming now everywhere you listen.

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What if your partner cheated right before the wedding? Would you still go through with it?

In this episode, KP and Uzor talk about love, attraction, and the courage it takes to walk away from something that looks perfect on paper but feels wrong in real life. Sometimes the hardest decision is knowing when to let go, even when the ring is on the table.

They talk about why attraction doesn’t always grow, how social media has turned kindness into performance, and why some relationships are better left as lessons. There’s laughter, honesty, and a few hard truths about modern love.

KP shares his wild wedding ideas, Uzor brings his calm logic, and somewhere in between, they remind us that a failed engagement might be peace in disguise.

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This episode is for everyone who’s felt the weight of growing up. For everyone who’s figuring out how to build community while life keeps pulling people apart. For those who miss how easy friendship used to be, before distance, time zones, and the quiet loneliness of adult life stepped in.

We debated the messy timeline topics: Should men want to know if their partner has had multiple abortions? Why don’t people check on men after childbirth?

But beyond the hot takes, we got real about community — how adult friendships need effort, discernment, and a little faith. We also talk about how japa culture has scattered tribes. We laughed, we reflected, and we reminded ourselves that intentional friendships are the real love language of adulthood.

Episode 20, Growing Pains of Adult Life, is our longest episode yet — 80 plus minutes of honesty, laughter, and a little therapy disguised as gist.

Episode 20, It Takes a Village, But Everyone Don Japa, is real, raw, and funny in equal measure.

And yes, we shamelessly pleaded for y’all to buy your IGGFY Live Show tickets (Dec 20th, Palmerston Theatre — link in bio).

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As the great philosopher Divine Ikubor once said, “Love is not a source of income.” And somehow, that line hits harder the older you get.

Episode 19 is for everyone tired of mistaking effort for expense. KP and Uzor talk about dating in this economy, the madness of “apply pressure” culture, and why love shouldn’t feel like a transaction.

They share stories, laughter, and a few uncomfortable truths — from a babe billing KP two days after meeting him, to the art of ending things without bad blood, to the quiet ache of realizing that money has become the new love language.

It’s funny, it’s chaotic, and it’s painfully relatable. Because sometimes saying no is the most loving thing you can do for yourself.

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Nigeria is 65 and we pulled up in our OG studio, dressed in full Naija attire, to talk about what independence really feels like. Independence Day is not simple pride. It is pride mixed with chaos, laughter with pain, joy with struggle. Being Nigerian is never one thing. It is everything at once.We sang the national anthem, not with pride but with questions. How does a country drowning in corruption, flooding in Lagos, and still profiling its own youth think that changing the anthem is progress? That is Nigeria. The land where “Nigeria happened to me” is a phrase everyone understands.We told our own stories of police profiling. We dragged the diaspora for sometimes celebrating harder than the people back home. We dreamed about a Nigeria vs Canada World Cup match in Toronto that may never come. We dropped hot takes about politicians’ children, revolutions, and what it means to love being Nigerian more than loving Nigeria itself. Uzor said it is the hope that kills. KP said he has no choice but to be hopeful.Because even with the madness, nobody carries swag like a Nigerian. Nobody is cooler. Nobody makes the world pay attention the way Nigerians do. That is why this Independence Day conversation matters.This is Episode 18, “I’m a Non-Practicing Nigerian.” A Nigerian Independence podcast special filled with pride, pain, humor, and survival. Whether you are in the diaspora or at home in Naija, this is for anyone who knows the struggle and the beauty of being Nigerian.Tap in, comment, and share it. Your new favorite funny Nigerian podcast, unfiltered and unapologetic, is streaming everywhere now.

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Grief is one of the hardest parts of adulting. Life does not pause, but you are carrying pain that changes how you see everything.

In this episode, KP and Uzor open up about grief, loss, and what it means to navigate pain as adults. We talk about losing close friends, the guilt of moving on too quickly, the guilt of losing someone while on bad terms, and even near death experiences that shaped how we see life.

This episode is dedicated to our brother and day-one Gistizen, Richard Adeyemi. Rest in peace. 🕊️

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We recorded this episode before the loss of our dear friend and Day 1 supporter, Richard Adeyemi.At the end of this episode, we included a short tribute to honour him.Richard believed in this podcast from day one and always showed love.We’re heartbroken. We dedicate this one to him. Rest in peace, Rich ❤️A GoFundMe has been set up to support his family.If you’re able to donate or even share the link, it would mean a lot:👉🏾 https://www.gofundme.com/f/k2m99a-in-loving-memory-of-richard-adeyemiNow, back to the episode. We covered a lot of ground, IGGFY style:- The difference between Nepo babies vs Lapo babies (Nigerian edition)- The concept of fooling, from the Kupe Boys to post-George Floyd performative chaos- Our thoughts on Kemi Adetiba’s hit Netflix series To Kill a Monkey- Why people keep saying “I did a 360” when they meant 180 😭- Some of your favourite church songs have WILD lyrics and we’re gonna talk about it- Does telling people your plans jinx them?- And a real convo about how physical abuse gets normalized, especially in African schools and homesPlus other random topics we won’t spoil here.IF YOU READ NOTHING ELSE: please check out the GoFundMe for Richard … even a repost helps.Thanks for sticking with us through the chaos, the laughter, and now the grief.This one’s for Rich 🕊️#IGetGistForYou #IGGFY #IGGFYPodcast #KPAndUzor #PodcastNigeria #NigerianPodcast #FunnyPodcast #RelatablePodcast #AfricanPodcast #RoadTo3KSubs #UnfilteredTalk #SpotifyPodcast #NetflixNaija

KP shares a real story about how someone tried to drag him into drama he wasn’t involved in. Just because he knew the person, they tried to bring his name into it. The question is… why do people do that?We also asked: • Would you collect $10 million to leave someone’s daughter alone? • Why do some people go out of their way to spoil others’ names? • Why do men always deny they were sleeping?Whether you’re dealing with flaky friends, loud gossipers, or sleep deniers this episode is for you.

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We finally met up with our podcast aunties FK & Jola from the legendary I Said What I Said (ISWIS) podcast at their live show during Caribana 2025! In this episode, we give you the full gist of that iconic meet-up, recap our long Caribana weekend, and start a nationwide beef with hype men who don’t know when to pipe down.

KP also opens up about a new fear: being dared to go home during truth or dare at a party 😭 Oh — and a quick public service announcement to women who hug men and leave makeup stains on white shirts: IGGFY is watching you 👀

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