Are Nigeria’s leaders corrupt because the people are? Or are the people corrupt because of the leaders? In this episode, I explore the uncomfortable truth that it might be both.

Drawing from theories like Bourdieu’s habitus, Fanon’s postcolonial lens, and systems thinking, we take a deeper look at how culture, power, and survival create a cycle — one that grooms us all, whether we realize it or not.

This isn’t just about blame — it’s about reflection. And it’s a call to do more than flip the coin. It’s time to flip the table.

In this episode, we’re talking about the pressure to have a thing—you know, that one passion, one purpose, one aesthetic you’re supposed to stick with forever. Spoiler: I don’t have one. And maybe you don’t either. And that’s completely okay.

We’re unpacking the myth of the niche, the beauty of being multipassionate, and why changing your mind at any age is not a crisis—it’s a vibe. Whether you’re into baking today and politics tomorrow, or still figuring it all out, this one’s for you.

You are not behind. You are blooming—in your own weird, wonderful, non-linear way.

Nostalgia has a way of softening the edges of the past — even the parts that hurt. Funny how memory rewrites the story, isn’t it?

A new episode is out now. Let’s talk about it.

Nostalgia might be gaslighting you

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Welcome to ‘No Niche, No Problem’! 🎙️✨ A space where we embrace the beauty of being ourselves, unapologetically. Join me as we dive into engaging conversations, explore diverse topics, and break away from conventional molds. Whether you’re here for inspiration, thought-provoking discussions, or just a chill vibe, there’s something for everyone. Tune in and let’s embark on this journey together!