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Thank you so much for following us on this journey so far. On today’s episode, we discuss skin bleaching. The questions we ask are:

1. What is skin bleaching?
2. Why do people bleach?
3. Why exactly are people against bleaching?
4. Our final thoughts on bleaching

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On today’s episode, we try to discuss teenage social media use. The questions we tackle include:

1. What age did we start using social media
2. What are some of the positive and negative impacts of social media
3. Should teens be allowed on all social media platforms?
4. How does online bullying affect teens’ mental health
5. How can teens use social media better?

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On today’s episode, we talk about serial killers in Nigeria. We tackle the following questions:

1. What makes a serial killer?
2. How is Nigeria a conducive environment for serial killers?
3. Possible serial killing that happened in Nigeria
4. What needs to be in place for us to identify and catch serial killers in Nigeria?

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Enjoy this delightful episode and share with your friends. Continue to tell your friends about our podcast.

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Happy birthday to Kassy Kash!!! Y’all should help me wish her a happy birthday!!

On today’s episode, we talk about some unrealistic expectations that we set for ourselves at various ages in our lives. We also talk about how we compare ourselves to both people we know and people on the internet. We discuss how we try to overcome some of those standards set for us both by society and by our own selves.

Lastly, we announced the winner of our giveaway. Thank you to all those who entered. We really appreciate it. At the end of the day, we could only pick one person. The winner of our $100 Birthday giveaway is *drum rolls please* NICOLE ASEMONYE!!!! Thank you so much for entering and congratulations on winning. We will be in contact on how to receive your gift.

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Enjoy this delightful episode and share with your friends. Continue to tell your friends about our podcast.

Don’t forget to follow us on our social media platforms

Follow Adabekee on Instagram (@adabekee.xx) and Twitter (@adabekeeblog)

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On today’s episode, we delve into everything concerning yahoo boys. Yahoo or 419 is essentially fraud. We share our experiences with yahoo boys, some of whom are related to us. We also give our reasons on why we don’t support yahoo.

Additionally, in celebration of Kassy Kash’s upcoming birthday, we are doing a giveaway. We are so grateful for all your support and we want to reciprocate. There are six action steps attached to the giveaway. They are:

1. Follow us on instagram (adabekee.xx and _ltaipodcast).
2. Subscribe to my youtube channel (Life with Adabekee)
3. Where are we from? (Country and state)
4. Who inspired our domestic help episode? ( Some of you are 17 and maltreating your maid)
5. An example of sibling rivalry that we was inspired by our parents
6. Where do we live? (country, state, city)

So those are the rules and questions. Send your answers to [email protected]. For 1&2, tell me what your handle is. Giveaway closes on May 14th 2021 at 12pm EST. Winner will be announced in our next episode. The winner will receive $100 gift. Thank you so much for all the love!

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Enjoy this delightful episode and share with your friends. Continue to tell your friends about our podcast.

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Follow Adabekee on Instagram (@adabekee.xx) and Twitter (@adabekeeblog)

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On today’s episode, we talk about how people treat domestic staff in Nigeria. Particularly, we look into how teenagers and young adults treat the help that their parents have. We discuss the relationship we had we our parents’ help growing up and compared it to what we have seen among some of our peers.

Our episode brought up a question that we hope y’all can answer for us: Is it better to treat domestic staff as family or as distant professionals? even the kids.

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Enjoy this delightful episode and share with your friends. Continue to tell your friends about our podcast.

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On today’s episode, we discuss adoption in the Nigerian context. We have noticed that the Nigerian society is not very accepting of adoption and adopted children in general. We decided to dive into some of the reasons Nigerians think the way they do about adoption. We also go into how the Nigerian ideas about adoption affect the treatment of househelps. Lastly, we tackle the question “Is your adopted child your first child?”

Here is the post that I referenced about underage helps

So do you feel like you need to birth a child in other to treat that child well? Let me know in the comments.

Enjoy this delightful episode and share with your friends. Continue to tell your friends about our podcast.

Don’t forget to follow us on our social media platforms

Follow Adabekee on Instagram (@adabekee.xx) and Twitter (@adabekeeblog)

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Follow the podcast on Instagram @_ltaipodcast

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