Let’s be honest, sometimes it’s not the devil. You just like him.

You saw the red flags, you prayed for signs, and God gave you the signs, but you stayed because it felt good. Because it felt familiar. Because deep down, you wanted him to choose you.

This episode is for the girls who confuse intensity for connection, who keep calling chaos “chemistry,” and who secretly know they’ve been praying to heal from someone they were never supposed to love in the first place.

It’s not about shame, it’s about honesty.

About choosing discernment over desire.

And finally admitting that peace only comes when you stop mistaking heartbreak for destiny.

He wants a virgin, but he’s slept with half the city. Let’s talk about the hypocrisy, the double standards, and the way society places women under a microscope while letting men rewrite their stories. In this episode, we get raw about marriage expectations, the obsession with “purity,” and what Islam actually says about it. It’s time to challenge the narrative, and free women from the shame that was never theirs to carry.

We need to talk. Nudes, screenshots, blackmail, and the double standards that keep women shamed while men walk away untouched. This episode isn’t about policing women, it’s about exposing the hypocrisy, the risks, and the reality of intimacy in the digital age. Should you even be sending nudes? Let’s get real.

For the girls who smile at other people’s love stories but quietly wonder, “When will it be mine?”

This episode is raw, honest, and for every woman who fears ending up alone, even after doing everything right.

Love hasn’t forgotten you. You’re not alone.

In this episode, we’re ripping off the mask society loves to place on women, the ‘good girl’ label. We’re diving into how women are celebrated for being quiet and submissive… until they dare to speak up. From being misunderstood to being labeled ‘too much,’ this episode calls out the double standards women face, especially in Northern Nigeria. It’s raw, bold, and long overdue.

Some of us are healing from wounds our mothers never even acknowledged, silent pain, emotional neglect, harsh words, or the love we never felt but deeply needed.

In this episode, I talk about the unspoken weight many women carry from childhood, and the difficult, yet necessary journey of forgiving without an apology.

This isn’t about blame. It’s about honesty. It’s about healing. And it’s about breaking the cycle, one gentle truth at a time.

If you’ve ever whispered to yourself, “I deserved better,” this one is for you.

Why do women so easily lose themselves in relationships, family, and societal expectations? In this episode, we dive into why women struggle to put themselves first, the subtle signs of self-neglect, and how to reclaim your identity without guilt. It’s time to stop pouring from an empty cup and start choosing yourself, unapologetically. Tune in to Ladies Unscripted for this empowering conversation.

In this heartfelt episode of Ladies Unscripted, I share an emotional and deeply moving conversation with someone who opened up about the realities of growing up in a broken home. From the feelings of loneliness and confusion to the struggle of finding stability amidst chaos, this story reveals the resilience it takes to navigate life in such a complex family dynamic.

We explore how the shadows of a fractured childhood shape identity, relationships, and the pursuit of healing as an adult. This episode is a reminder that even in brokenness, there’s hope for growth and renewal.

Tune in to listen to this raw and relatable story—it’s one that may resonate with many and inspire even more.

The Unspoken Sacrifices: Are We Taking Them for Granted?”, we explore the silent struggles and sacrifices parents make for their children, often unnoticed. Through a heartfelt interview, listeners are reminded to appreciate their parents’ love and dedication.

In this comeback intro of Ladies Unscripted, I’m reconnecting with the roots of this podcast—sharing thoughts, moments, and conversations that matter to me, without the need for perfection. I took a step back to realign my vision and now I’m back, ready to dive into all the unscripted, unfiltered talks you’ve missed. Join me as I share what’s next for the podcast and why it’s okay to just do things your way.