Lifestyle Central

On this brand new season of lifestyle central, we delve into living realities, share our experiences and speak to guests well-grounded on the topic.
This first episode is a viiiiiibe as we take a mental detour to our childhood experiences, placing side by side with being an adult and discuss “Adulting in Nigeria”. You can bet the guests brought it!

Adulting is the practice of behaving in a way that characterises a responsible adult, especially the accomplishment of mundane but necessary tasks.
Moyin and Tolu elaborates on what it means to be an adult.

Adulting is the practice of behaving in a way that characterises a responsible adult, especially the accomplishment of mundane but necessary tasks.Moyin and Tolu elaborates on what it means to be an adult.

In the spirit of the women’s month celebration, we speak to Lola Ekugo the Head of the Digital and Innovation Unit of Union Bank, a woman in tech and killing it.
She shares her experience, challenges, and greatest lessons climbing up the professional ladder in a male-dominated industry.

In the spirit of the women’s month celebration, we speak to Lola Ekugo the Head of the Digital and Innovation Unit of Union Bank, a woman in tech and killing it. She shares her experience, challenges, and greatest lessons climbing up the professional ladder in a male-dominated industry.

Lifestyle Central takes a look into the role of women in past, present, and future Nigeria.
We did this in the company of Esosa Onaiwa who is a serial entrepreneur and shares her challenges running her businesses as a woman with us.
We take a celebrating look at the Grammie win for Burna boy and the happenings in Myanmar’s
Then we spotlight Funke Akindele and Burna boy’s mum as they dominate their field.

Lifestyle Central takes a look into the role of women in past, present, and future Nigeria. We did this in the company of Esosa Onaiwa who is a serial entrepreneur and shares her challenges running her businesses as a woman with us.We take a celebrating look at the Grammie win for Burna boy and the happenings in Myanmar’sThen we spotlight Funke Akindele and Burna boy’s mum as they dominate their field.

We started the month of March on an exciting note, celebrating women in business as we interviewed Didi, the Lagos Match Maker on her business and thriving in that space as a woman.
We also went over the consistent kidnapping in the country and the Senegal protest.
We turned the spotlight on Ngozi Iweala who has been a force in the world economic space.

We started the month of March on an exciting note, celebrating women in business as we interviewed Didi, the Lagos Match Maker on her business and thriving in that space as a woman.We also went over the consistent kidnapping in the country and the Senegal protest.We turned the spotlight on Ngozi Iweala who has been a force in the world economic space.

We end the series of love needing through all topics we deliberated on during the month of February. Motunde of Lagos was our guest and she sure didn’t hold off her interesting experiences and lessons.
For trending, we continued on the insecurity in the country while spotlighting on LOVE with Ejiro and Winfrey doing 30 seconds each on why they hate and love!
It may be the end of the love series for now but never forget, love always wins so be love and light, always