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The logistics industry is a highly important industry- and its going through an unprecedented and rapid transformation. This transformation is paving the way for innovation and opportunities to make money.

In this episode, logistics entrepreneur, Boye Adeoye, joins OVN nation to discuss everything you need to know about how Nigerian logistics is developing.

Enjoy the episode.

The pains of shopping on Instagram: In this entertaining episode, Erica Ajayi joins OVN nation to discuss the epidemic of Nigerian online vendors on instagram, accepting payments while adding a lot of stress to peoples lives. Stay tuned for helpful tips to avoid unwarranted frustration when shopping on instagram.

In the last few years, the SMEs have stood out as the key driver behind the economic development of the country. In the first episode of the season, Muyiwa-Femi-Pearse (CEO) and Fikayo Babatunde (COO) share their solution called theSMEmall.com for MSMEs and SMEs. We also have a guest; Seun Toyobo of the Kickin it Podcast along for the conversation.

in this highly entertaining episode, the OVN gang does a review of the past 10 episodes sharing what they learnt since the team set out on its journey towards a new Nigeria.

So one voice took to the street to ask people questions about Nigeria and the questions were as follow ;

1) Do you think there\'s hope for Nigeria ? (You want to listen to the responses, trust me )

2)Do you think the 2023 election will change the current Nigerian situation Nigeria ?

3) If dem give you N5m every year or Go to Canada, which will you pick?

4) Do you think Nigeria needs a revolution, subtle or aggressive?

We at One voice Naija, believe there\'s still hope for Nigeria but do other people think so? Find out in this episode

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In this episode,

Uncle Cash breaks down the importance of a Nigerian youth alliance, bring back specialists from the Diaspora, creating a local government agenda, entrepreneurship, local governments providing hope, a social change agenda, why you can’t set up a business in China, the old world vs new world order, a freedom path, why we need the hand of the youths on the wheel, the importance of mentoring why you need to have hope and so much more

OVN catches up with author Cash Onadele. In this episode, we discussed recognizing the talents and potentials of the youths, need for leadership from the grassroots, embracing the diaspora, mentoring, freedom plan, ideas and solutions about Nigeria and so much more.

OVN’s Prolishey talks about his album the Trinity, what he learnt from watching a 2-year old twerking, ending police brutality, true governorship and the government’s role in the music industry, purpose and platforms, the future of content creation in the music industry, using music to change mindsets and so much more. Enjoy. Peace and life’s blessings

Alternative soul artiste Mich Straaw, gives us his view on Nigerians, tells us a recent story that explains his view, what he learnt from stopping a fight, why you need to stand up for other people to make Nigeria a better place. Mich also talks about why Nigerian’s tend to ignore their moral compasses.

Akinfemi and his guest, Sese Onadele, talk ideas on building the new Nigeria. Topics discussed include leadership, responsibility, strategy, industrialization, environment and business success