"In this episode, we look past the celebrity and dive deep into the soul and essence of the late Chief Alexx Ekubo.

By examining the vibrant light and charisma he carried, we reflect on a painful truth: the collective light we currently lack as a nation in Nigeria.

How do we move from mourning our icons to building the better, brighter society they reflected? This is a raw conversation on art, loss, and Nigerian restoration."

With many systems of the world raided by the scornful powers of capitalism, there is an even subtle power lurking the corners of reality - Classism.

We see it rear its viciousness in the way we interact with each other in our public and private lives. While some of us insist on moving the states forward, the damning claws of Classism ridicule even more shamefully our audacity.

When corporations dismiss lower-income women as 'not their target audience' for sanitary products, we see classism empowered by capitalism—where a biological necessity is gatekept as a financial privilege.

This in turn encourages Period Poverty, Pink Tax, and commodification of Survival

This episode draws essence from the world's stance to end poverty and explains how Classism does not in fact Unite us.

This episode seems to explore the nuances of relationships and the sensitivities surrounding the subject of Cheating. We also understand more intimately, society's responses to black Women in these situations and proffer solutions on the way forward ❤️

The host is full of gratitude and love for her growth and evolution. She acknowledges the tremendous support she has gotten over the years and is excited for a new year.

She also celebrates the Amazing nature of women while loving on them- and in a moment of thanks takes her audience to church.

The host's birthday is Today- 17th March, 2026. What a Life!!!