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There is currently a global pandemic, but Nigeria is also battling an epidemic, and the infection and death rate are on the rise; Cholera is on the lose, and could kill with hours. On this episode the Red Cross Society helps give more clarity on this disease. Take a listen...

On this episode, i speak on the precarious situation of the country at this point in time and the role we play, and can play.

May 4 was world Asthma day 2021 with this year's theme: "uncovering Asthma misconceptions." On this episode, i speak with Dr Etoro-Abasi who gives insights, and indeed helps clarify some misconceptions about Asthma.

It's no News that Nigeria has a huge unemployment problem, The National Bureau of Statistics some weeks back released its Labour Force Statistics report which showed 23.2 million of 69.7 million Nigerians in the labour market are jobless; this translates to a 33.3% unemployment rate, and as shocking as the stats seem, a lot of Nigerians feel it is understated... On this episode of Business cycle, we try to make sense of this unemployment issue and more importantly how to maximize potential. My guest is Godwin Adekoya, a Business Strategist, Leadership Expert and Self Productivity Coach.

On this episode of 'Business Cycle' on ISB-thepodcast, i speak with a 'corporate' shoe maker; a graduate of Anatomy, applying his formal knowledge of human science into the beautiful art of shoe making, and then the business of it....

In commemoration of the "World Down Syndrome Day," i spoke with a doctor on the commonly misconstrued disorder;

What exactly happens at genetic level to cause DS?

Does advanced age mean you will give birth to a child with DS?

Are people with DS always happy like they seem to look?

... also learn how this rare disorder is also one of the commonest 🤔 and what role you can play in a DS world.

These and more on this episode of 'Healthscope,' on ISB-thepodcast, take a listen...

On this episode, i have a chat with HBK; an upcoming artiste who is a Nigerian based in the US;

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He speaks to us on the challenges of doing 'Nigerian' music abroad and his plans to break into the music scene.

He also tells us what he makes of Omah lay's sound and why he thinks Burna's 'African Giant' album was more afrocentric than 'Twice As Tall'... and much more, take a listen

On this episode, i'm joined by Paul on 'business cycle' and we have an interesting conversation with Oge: a young Nigerian woman pushing boundaries as an entrepreneur; she has over 5 businesses and employs a handful of people...she tells us how she floated her first business by 13 and more...do take a listen

At least 200 million girls and women are reported to have undergone FGM and if current rates persist an estimated 68 million more will be cut between 2015 & 2030....do you know FGM has 4 types?, also find out why my guest - a physiologist and women rights advocate, describes Type-3 FGM as "INHUMANE". These and more in this episode of "Healthscope." Do take a listen...

On the 5th of February, the Central Bank of Nigeria issued a circular directing banks and financial institutions in the country to close accounts dealing in cryptocurrency...on this episode, i speak with a stakeholder in the crypto business who gives insights on the cryptocurrency world and this directive in particular.