Nevertheless

This week, Tolu, Moyin and Tunmise go hard on the consumers and enablers of all forms of kayanmata content on social media. They do not mince words. They say everything you’re afraid to say.

Tolu, Moyin and Tunmise go over the what ifs and should haves of the story of a man who abandoned his family in the pursuit of a better life.

Whether you’ve decided to stay or your plan is to relocate, wading through the murky waters of Nigeria will leave anyone exhausted. In this episode, Tolu, Moyin and Tunmise share their collective frustration but wrap it up with a lesson.

In their third episode, Tolu and Moyin attempt to make sense of the elitist behavior some Nigerians exhibit considering their country is one of the most impoverished in the world. Tunmise makes a case for them. Does he have a point?

Next time you walk past the mirror, pause for a quick minute and ask you if you’d love to be in a romantic relationship with you? Would it be pure bliss or turmoil? Tolu, Moyin and Tunmise are asking you to do a reality check.

Welcome to Season 2 of Nevertheless! Break is over and class is in session. Tolu, Moyin and Tunmise catch us up on what they filled their two-month hiatus with. They also broach a subject that many of us would rather not discuss in public at the expense of being labelled genderphobic. They risk it all!

This is the episode of all episodes! Tolu, Moyin and Tunmise wrap up the first season of the podcast but not without the usual shenanigans and an unusually heavy dose of advice.

“If you love me, just say so” is the summary of the gospel being preached in this episode of the podcast.

Do you really think your life and decisions are yours?

This week, Tolu, Moyin and Tunmise take a deep dive into a topic that will have you submitting your life to a greater power.

Are protests really and truly effective in this part of the world? Tolu, Moyin and Tunmise reminisce on #EndSARS and the effects of the protests on young Nigerians. They also touch on the #japa topic.