Lagos talks 913

On this episode of Sport Zone, the crew dives into the Premier League talking points of the week, then unpacks the biggest headlines from the News Hound. Charles, Segun, Femi and Tolu go back-and-forth with sharp analysis, bold takes and the signature banter that defines the Zone

On this episode of Directions, Olaoluwa, Oiza and Tolu dive into the complex terrain of religious tolerance in relationships — from partners switching faiths to how belief systems influence long-term compatibility.
They also unpack a real-life dilemma from a family seeking guidance on raising children across different religious backgrounds.
A thoughtful, honest conversation on where love meets conviction.

As Nigeria hosts a high-level National Dialogue on Migration with the EU this month, two German deportation flights got quietly scheduled, one has landed at Ikeja already. Kolawole Falodun spoke to investigative journalist Frey Lindsay, activist Rex Osa who runs a shelter for deportees in Lagos, and two individuals forcibly returned: Richie (deported from his workplace in 2022) and Wealth (sent back in 2024 despite serious health issues). Behind the talks on “reintegration” lies intense EU pressure on Nigeria to sign a new readmission deal and accept more deportation flights. A raw look at the human price of Europe’s migration crackdown.

On this episode of Health Line, Olaoluwa sits with Dr. Muftiah Jokomba — a physiotherapist who grew up in Ikorodu and now practices in the United States.
Together, they break down the science of mobility, how our daily habits shape long-term health, and why “moving well” is the foundation for truly living well.
A grounded, practical, and inspiring conversation for every body.

On this episode of Directions, Olaoluwa and Oiza dive into the ever-evolving concept of LOVE — the shapes it takes, the realities we often ignore, and what it truly means to love and be loved.
A candid, heartfelt conversation you don’t want to miss

Okey, Acapella, and Kolawole team up for a sharp, funny, and insightful breakdown of the trending stories making waves across the country.
From the serious to the absurd, they unpack it all with wit, clarity, and that trademark comedic rhythm that makes every moment relatable.
A smooth blend of humour and honest commentary — the It’s Okay with Okey experience at its best.

In this episode, the crew digs into a big question: What does it really mean to be a patriot or a hero in the green and white?
From commitment and consistency to passion and professionalism, they break down the standards fans expect — and the reality on ground.
With heated arguments, sharp stats, studio jokes, and a full serving of the News Hound, it’s classic Sport Zone energy from start to finish.

Okey is joined by Kolawole and comedian Acapella for a lively, free-flowing conversation that blends sharp commentary with effortless humour.
From social issues to everyday madness, nothing is off-limits — and everything is filtered through wit, honesty, and that trademark comedic brilliance.
It’s smart, funny, and unmistakably It’s Okay with Okey.

The Super Eagles may be out of the World Cup race, but the conversation is far from over.
In this episode, the guys unpack the frustrations, the realities, and the emotions surrounding the team’s failure to qualify — then shift the focus to what truly matters now: resetting as a nation and looking ahead to AFCON with clarity and intent.
With sharp reactions to the News Hound and the usual studio banter, it’s football therapy the Sport Zone

This episode takes a clear, timely look at the major health stories shaping conversations around the world.
From emerging research to policy shifts and public-health concerns, the team breaks down what matters, why it matters, and how it affects everyday lives.
Insightful, concise, and globally aware — it’s your essential weekly health update.