Nigerian fashion is having a global moment, but is the world seeing the full picture?

In this episode of Lost in Lagos, we sit down with Veronica Ebie, celebrity stylist, entrepreneur, media personality, and founder of Vane Polish, to explore the evolution of Nigerian fashion, African luxury, and what it really takes to build a business in Lagos.

Having styled icons like Genevieve Nnaji, Tiwa Savage, Davido, Mo Abudu, and Toke Makinwa, Veronica shares the journey that brought her from Houston, Texas, to becoming one of the most influential voices in Nigeria's fashion industry.

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From timeless R&B hits to producing some of Nigeria's biggest live experiences, Darey Art Alade has spent over two decades shaping the entertainment industry both on and off the stage.

Whether you are a music lover, an aspiring creative, an entrepreneur, or simply curious about what happens behind the scenes of major productions, this conversation is packed with insights you won't want to miss.

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In this episode of Lost in Lagos Podcast, we sit down with Wale Lawal, Founder and Editor-in-Chief of The Republic, to explore how Nigerian and African stories are documented, interpreted, and shared with the world.

Whether you're interested in media, journalism, Nigerian culture, African storytelling, or the future of content in Africa, this conversation offers valuable perspectives on the stories we tell and the ones we often overlook.

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In this episode, we sit down with the Lagos State Commissioner for Innovation, Science and Technology, Olatunbosun Alake, to discuss why Lagos has one of Africa’s strongest tech ecosystems.

From startups solving real everyday problems to government-backed innovation programs, this conversation explores how Lagos is building a system where talent, policy, and private sector innovation come together to drive growth.

If you're interested in Africa’s tech future, startup growth, or how policy and innovation intersect, this episode is a must-watch.

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In this episode of the Lost in Lagos Podcast, we sat with Tola Akerele, Director-General of the National Theatre to explore why Nigerian artists struggle to scale and what it truly takes to build a sustainable career in the creative industry.

From funding challenges and lack of infrastructure to the role of government, institutions, and private sector support, this conversation breaks down the realities of Nigeria’s evolving creative economy.

This episode is for every creative, founder, and culture enthusiast looking to understand what it really means to grow, scale, and succeed in Nigeria’s creative space.

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What does it really mean to dine in Nigeria today?

Beyond the aesthetics, the menus, and the Instagram moments, there’s a deeper story, culture, cost, creativity, and a system still finding its structure.

In this episode of the Lost in Lagos Podcast, we sit down with Chef Gibbs to unpack the realities of Nigeria’s hospitality industry. From the rise of Nigerian cuisine to the challenges of building restaurants in Lagos, this conversation goes beyond food and into the ecosystem that powers it.

This is not just about what’s on your plate. It’s about the people, systems, and decisions shaping the future of food in Nigeria.

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