My experience working in Nigeria has been a classic case of "What I ordered versus what I got"

Today, I'm sharing some of the things that I wish I had known so that I do better in the future.

I'm sure I'm not the only one with stories to tell so I'm looking forward to reading them in the comments.

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This is one of those episodes where I'm just pouring my heart out cuz I'm in one of those phases where it feels like I'm being stretched to the limit. Apparently it's the pain of growing...

We have a guest on today's episode!!! @ayo_is_joy stopped by to talk about recommending people that like us, whether being friends with exes is a wise idea and all that good stuff.

Happy listening!!!

There seems to be a demand for the most personal information online these days and so people find themselves giving way too much about themselves in a bid to be popular or loved.

Where do we draw the line on how much is too much?

Is respect earned or a right?

Are Gen Z people really the most disrespectful generation to have lived?

Are Nigerians really as respectful as they think they are?

Plenty questions, plenty answers in today's episode.

So here are a couple of stories of my experiences with cab drivers toasting me amongst other gist.

This is coming a little late in the day but you know what they say, "Better late than never".

Today's episode is pretty short but I'm hoping we can have conversations about it.

Why are Christian men (and women) trying to create new standards that are different from the ones in the Bible?

It's probably an unpopular opinion but a friend and I were wondering if guys actually really have a spec. I honestly believe that the concept is overrated. Press play so you can hear the whole story.

So this week is a fun story time. I hope you enjoy it.

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We often use our personal experiences as the reference point when judging other people but it is important to ensure that we aren't ethnocentric in our approach.

But what does ethnocentric even mean?

Find out all about it in today's episode of the Issues of Life Podcast.

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