In Every Season

Dayo Fashina shares the story of meeting his wife, navigating a long-distance relationship and walking with her through a brave battle with cancer.

He speaks openly about caregiving, faith, grief and the quiet strength that helped him through the early days of widowhood.

This gentle conversation offers comfort for anyone grieving a spouse or caring for a loved one through illness.

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Chi Chi, lived in Lagos, Nigeria at the time of interview and works in an advertising company as an admin manager and executive assistant to management.

She is a woman of faith who has walked through love, loss and widowhood, and speaks about her journey with honesty, humour and hope in God.

In this episode she shares her story to encourage others who find themselves grieving far earlier in life than they ever expected.

Chi Chi, lived in Lagos, Nigeria at the time of interview and works in an advertising company as an admin manager and executive assistant to management.

She is a woman of faith who has walked through love, loss and widowhood, and speaks about her journey with honesty, humour and hope in God.

In this episode she shares her story to encourage others who find themselves grieving far earlier in life than they ever expected.

Chi Chi, lived in Lagos, Nigeria at the time of interview and works in an advertising company as an admin manager and executive assistant to management.

She is a woman of faith who has walked through love, loss and widowhood, and speaks about her journey with honesty, humour and hope in God.

In this episode she shares her story to encourage others who find themselves grieving far earlier in life than they ever expected.

What do you do when you are pregnant, far from home and suddenly widowed?

In this episode, Abi talks with lawyer, make-up artist and charity founder Bimtan Elufowoju, who lost her husband eight years ago while expecting their second child.

They explore numbness and anger with God, parenting children through grief, practical decisions about work, benefits and money, dating again and setting boundaries, and the everyday ways God has shown up as “husband to the widow”.

This conversation is honest, faith filled and full of hope for widows, single parents and anyone rebuilding life after loss.

What happens when an ordinary morning turns your whole life upside down? In this conversation, Abi speaks with Joanna Beattie, a mum of two from Northern Ireland, who lost her husband Ainsley in a sudden motorbike accident. Joanna shares the moment the police arrived at her workplace, the shock of telling her children at school, and what those first days of grief really felt like.

She reflects on learning to slow everything down, letting others help, and finding quiet comfort in nature when words or advice could not reach her. Joanna also talks about the honest shifts in her relationship with God and how, over time, life can begin to grow gently around loss.

This episode offers soft companionship for anyone grieving a spouse suddenly or supporting someone through that kind of unimaginable change.

Tope Igunnu is a chemical engineering professional working in the defence industry. Raised in Nigeria and now living in the UK, he is a devoted father to his son David.

Tope shares quietly powerful reflections on faith, grief and resilience after the loss of his wife Anike.

He speaks openly about parenting alone, coping with guilt and finding steady ground through scripture and supportive community.