Affectionately nicknamed “Mathematical” for his precision and composure on the field, Segun Odegbami has, for more than four decades, stood as one of the most iconic figures in African football — admired not only for his brilliance on the pitch, but for the discipline, intelligence, and restraint that defined his game.As a member of the legendary Green Eagles team that won Nigeria’s first Africa Cup of Nations title on home soil in 1980 — and helped define Nigeria’s sporting identity at a pivotal moment in the nation’s history — Segun Odegbami’s career sits at the intersection of sport, culture, and national consciousness.In Part 1 of this three-part One2One conversation, we return to the beginning. From childhood and early influences to elite competition and national acclaim, Odegbami reflects on the formative years that shaped him into the player — and influential figure — he has become. We explore the habits, values, and inner resolve behind the legend, and the deep personal cost that often goes unseen.This episode is not yet about power, politics, or reform.It is about becoming.In this episode, we explore: • Early life, education, and formative influences • Entry into elite and international football • The discipline behind technical brilliance • Fame, pressure, and national expectation • The moments that quietly shaped his worldviewThis episode lays the foundation for the deeper conversations that follow — about voice, responsibility, governance, and the future of African and global sport.🎙 This is Part 1 of a three-part One2One series with Segun Odegbami • Part 1: “Mathematical” — The Making of a Legend • Part 2: Beyond the Game — From Pitch to Purpose • Part 3: Legacy, Governance & Africa’s Sporting Future📺 Watch. Listen. Reflect.This is The Segun Odegbami One (Part 1).⏱️ CHAPTERS00:00 Welcome to One to One00:55 Meet Segun Odegbami - Football Icon & Nation Builder2:10 Humble Beginnings in Jos3:55 Football Was Never the Plan5:05 The First Time Football Paid6:25 Breakthrough & National Recognition8:30 The Call to the National Team10:20 From Campus to the Olympic Games (1976)11:50 Discipline, Education & Staying Grounded 12:55 Life at Shooting Stars & Club Loyalty14:15 Football Beyond the Pitch16:00 Sport, Society & Soft Power18:10 Seeing the World Through the Lens of Sport20:55 Football, Unity & Nation Building21:10 Final Reflection - The Power of Sport Beyond the Gameℹ️ About One2OneOne2One is a flagship conversation series hosted by Dr Tokunbo Shitta-Bey, featuring in-depth conversations with Africa’s most visionary thinkers, innovators, and cultural trailblazers — individuals shaping the continent’s future through ideas, creativity, and purpose.📡 Broadcast weekly on Channels TV (DSTV) and Channels 24 UK (Sky 515)🌐 Streamed globally on YouTube, Spotify, and all major podcast platforms🔔 Subscribe to One2One for more in-depth conversations shaping the future of leadership, governance, and enterprise across Africa.📺 Watch the full episode on TV:• DSTV: Mondays at 8:30 PM (Repeat: Saturdays at 3:30 PM)• Channels 24 UK (Sky 515): Sundays at 1:30 PM (Repeat: Wednesdays at 6:30 PM)#SegunOdegbami#Mathematical#One2One#One2OneWithTokunboShittaBey#AfricanFootball#NigeriaFootball#AFCON1980#SportsLegacy#FootballAndSociety#AfricanIcons#SportsAndCulture

What does it take to change the course of cancer for an entire continent — and whose responsibility is it to carry?In this compelling episode of One2One, Tokunbo Shitta-Bey discusses with Dr. Zainab Shinkafi-Bagudu, UICC President-Elect and one of Africa’s most influential voices in global health.A Consultant Paediatrician and Founder of the Medicaid Cancer Foundation, Zainab Shinkafi-Bagudu has spent more than a decade championing cancer awareness, early detection, women’s health, and equitable access to diagnostics and treatment — work that has impacted thousands of families across Nigeria.Now elected the first African to lead the Union for International Cancer Control, she shares her insights on:•⁠ ⁠Why so many cancers in Africa are detected late•⁠ ⁠The structural changes needed for early diagnosis•⁠ ⁠Women’s health, HPV vaccination, and cervical cancer prevention•⁠ ⁠Financing and strengthening cancer care systems•⁠ ⁠The role of policy, partnerships, and community action•⁠ ⁠What dignity and equity truly mean in cancer treatmentThis episode explores not only the challenges but the possibilities of transforming cancer care across the continent.⸻#One2One #ZainabShinkafiBagudu #CancerInAfrica #GlobalHealth#UICC #WomensHealth #CancerAwareness #CervicalCancer #EarlyDetection#HealthcareInAfrica #Oncology #HPVVaccination #MedicaidCancerFoundation

“… the story of Africa is the story of its becoming.”In the concluding part of this powerful One2One series, Tunde Onakoya — Nigerian chess master, Guinness World Record holder, and founder of Chess in Slums Africa — reflects on Africa’s unfolding story of “becoming” through the voices, dreams, and potential of its children.But is the world really listening to the voices of African children? And do our own communities truly recognise their capacity to transform?In this in-depth conversation with Tokunbo Shitta-Bey, Tunde explores the deeper purpose behind Chess in Slums Africa — not merely as an education initiative, but as a movement restoring imagination, dignity, and purpose to children too often defined by the poverty of their circumstances and left behind by global narratives.📌 In this final episode, Tunde explores: • The urgent question: Is the world listening to African children? • Why Africa must refuse narratives framed through poverty • The need for global belief in African intellectual potential • How education and opportunity can reshape the prospects of underserved communities • The philosophy and purpose behind Chess in Slums Africa • His message to Africa’s youth — and to the world👉 Watch Part 1 and Part 2 to complete the series.👉 Subscribe to One2One: https://www.youtube.com/@thisisone2one00:00 – Opening: The Big Ideas Behind One2One00:17 – Introducing Tunde Onakoya: Chess, Purpose & Africa’s Children00:52 – “The Only Thing More Powerful Than Poverty Is Potential” Explained03:05 – Chess as a Metaphor for the African Child’s Journey05:40 – From Poverty to Potential: The ‘Pawn to Queen’ Transformation07:52 – Rethinking Nigeria: Hope, Becoming & Human Capital10:20 – The Real Tragedy: Wasted Potential of Nigerian Youth12:40 – Why We Must Believe in Nigeria’s Future15:00 – Stories That Change Lives: Children Transformed Through Chess17:45 – How Dignity, Not Pity, Drives Real Change in Communities20:10 – What Success Truly Means for Children in Slums22:40 – Influence, Attention & the World Record Trend25:00 – What ‘Good Success’ Looks Like in a World Built on Attention27:10 – The Secret to Greatness: Make Others Great First29:30 – Why Tunde Attempted the Times Square Marathon31:55 – The Emptiness of Fame Without Purpose33:40 – Purpose & Faith: The Spiritual Dimension of Tunde’s Work36:05 – Turning Pain into Purpose: How Background Shapes Calling39:10 – Gifts, Talents & the Divine Question: “What’s in Your Hand?”41:40 – From Talent to Purpose: When Your Gift Becomes a Gift to the World44:55 – Final Question: What One Thing Would You Take to a Desert Island?45:40 – Closing: Life One Chess Move at a Timeℹ️ About One2OneOne2One is a flagship conversation series hosted by Dr Tokunbo Shitta-Bey, featuring in-depth conversations with Africa’s most visionary thinkers, innovators, and cultural trailblazers — individuals shaping the continent’s future through ideas, creativity, and purpose.📡 Broadcast weekly on Channels TV (DSTV) and Channels 24 UK (Sky 515)🌐 Streamed globally on YouTube, Spotify, and all major podcast platforms🔔 Subscribe to One2One for more in-depth conversations shaping the future of leadership, governance, and enterprise across Africa.📺 Watch the full episode on TV:• DSTV: Mondays at 8:30 PM (Repeat: Saturdays at 3:30 PM)• Channels 24 UK (Sky 515): Sundays at 1:30 PM (Repeat: Wednesdays at 6:30 PM)#TundeOnakoya #ChessInSlumsAfrica #One2OneShow

Joke Silva MFR joins Tokunbo Shitta-Bey on one2one to reflect on her legendary career across stage, screen, and culture — and on the legacy and rebirth of Nigeria’s iconic National Theatre, now the Wole Soyinka Centre for Culture & Creative Arts.In this special episode, Joke Silva MFR — actress, director, cultural icon, and one of Nigeria’s most enduring creative voices — reflects on a remarkable career spanning theatre, television, and film.From her formative years on stage to her leadership in Nigeria’s creative industries, she shares deep insights on the evolution of Nollywood, the rebirth of the National Theatre, and the future of the performing arts in Africa.Together, they explore how passion, professionalism, and purpose can inspire the next generation of cultural and creative excellence — and what the newly refurbished Wole Soyinka Centre for Culture & Creative Arts means for Nigeria’s creative economy.💬 AcknowledgementWe would like to acknowledge the Bankers’ Committee for their tremendous work on the restoration of the newly refurbished Wole Soyinka Centre for Culture & Creative Arts (formerly the National Theatre, Lagos) — and for their continued commitment to advancing Nigeria’s creative economy.Excerpts from the Bankers’ Committee / SANEF Creatives Ltd documentary “The Wole Soyinka Centre for Culture & Creative Arts: Historic Restoration” (2025) are used under fair-dealing provisions for cultural commentary.00:00 Opening Music & Intro00:23 Who Is Joke Silva? A Pioneer of Stage & Screen01:25 Choosing Acting Over a Career in Medicine03:16 Childhood Inspirations: Village Headmaster & Early Nigerian TV05:20 Training in the UK: Weber Douglas Academy Experience07:39 Has Nollywood Lost Its Depth? Writing, Stage Culture & Craft10:05 Reviving Nigeria’s Literary and Stage Heritage14:14 Performing at the National Theatre in the 1980s18:10 The Decline & Restoration of the National Theatre22:20 Safety, Access & The Reality of the Theatre’s Surroundings Today25:05 Populism, Culture & Understanding the Nigerian Audience28:30 Restoring Nigeria’s Cinema Culture30:45 Nollywood Then & Now: From Celluloid to Digital34:05 How Economic Downturns Shaped Nigeria’s Film Industry37:05 Death and the King’s Horseman: Why It’s a Masterpiece41:00 Purpose, Betrayal & Leadership Themes in the Play43:25 Love, Partnership & Working with Olu Jacobs45:50 Marriage, Friendship & Building a Life of Purpose Together48:00 Her Most Alive Moments on Stage & Creative Spirituality51:10 On Damehood, Legacy & Longevity in the Arts54:00 Closing Reflections & Farewellℹ️ About One2OneOne2One is a flagship conversation series featuring in-depth discussions with Africa’s most visionary leaders, innovators, and cultural trailblazers — individuals shaping the continent’s future through ideas, creativity, and purpose.Broadcast weekly on Channels TV (DSTV) and Channels 24 UK (Sky 515), and streamed globally on YouTube, Spotify, and all major podcast platforms.🔔 Subscribe to One2One for more in-depth conversations shaping the future of leadership, governance, and enterprise across Africa.📺 Watch the full episode on TV:• DSTV: Mondays at 8:30 PM (Repeat: Saturdays at 3:30 PM)• Channels 24 UK (Sky 515): Sundays at 1:30 PM (Repeat: Wednesdays at 6:30 PM)#One2One #JokeSilva #TokunboShittaBey #NationalTheatre #WoleSoyinkaCentre #Nollywood #CreativeEconomy #CulturalHeritage #Arts #Leadership #Nigeria #AfricaRising #InfluentialThinking

How do you translate policy into real progress? In this hugely insightful One2One conversation, Dr Jumoke Oduwole, Honourable Minister of Industry, Trade & Investment of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, joins host Tokunbo Shitta-Bey to explore how visionary leadership, discipline, and institutional reform can unlock growth and investment across Africa’s largest economy. A globally trained scholar of international trade and development, Dr Oduwole reflects on her journey from academia to the heart of public service — leading the Presidential Enabling Business Environment Council (PEBEC) and now steering national industrial policy at a time of global supply-chain disruption and economic realignment. Together they discuss how Nigeria can build resilience, attract sustainable investment, and create the conditions for enterprise, innovation, and inclusion — and what personal conviction it takes to drive change and progress from within.🎯

Key Themes: Trade & Industrial Policy | Ease of Doing Business | Institutional Reform | Women in Leadership | Global Supply-Chain Shifts | AfCFTA | Faith & Purpose in Public Service

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ℹ️ About One2One:One2One ("The One2One Show") is a Nigerian television interview and talk show hosted by Tokunbo Shitta-Bey and broadcast internationally as an audio and video podcast.Tokunbo Shitta-Bey engages thinkers, policymakers, entrepreneurs, athletes, entertainers, scientists and business leaders in "game-changing discussions on the BIG IDEAS that shape our thinking and help move society forward".

One2One's calm, comfortable setting and conversational style offers thought-provoking, intimate dialogue that provides fresh perspectives on today's most pressing issues.

📺 Watch the full episode on TV:• DSTV: Mondays at 8:30 PM (Repeat: Saturdays at 3:30 PM)• Channels 24 (UK): Sundays at 1:30 PM (Repeat: Wednesdays at 6:30 PM)#One2One #JumokeOduwole #TokunboShittaBey

#One2OneSpecialSeries #PolicyIntoProgress #Trade #Governance #Investment #Nigeria #AfCFTA #IndustrialPolicy #Leadership #WomenInLeadership #InstitutionalReform #AfricaRising #PublicService #EconomicGrowth

In the concluding part of this insightful One2One interview with Prof. Osaghae, he explores the ascendency of nationalism amongst emerging African countries, his own personal journey as Vice Chancellor of Nigeria's first privately funded University in Nigeria and what the future holds for Nigerian foreign policy in a fast-evolving and changing world. 👤 About the GuestProfessor Eghosa Osaghae is the Director General of the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs (NIIA), one of Africa’s most influential think tanks. A renowned political scientist, academic, and public intellectual, he has spent decades researching, teaching, and shaping discourse on democracy, governance, and federalism in Nigeria and beyond.📌 If this conversation inspires you, like, comment, and subscribe to One2One for more "game-changing discussions on the big ideas that shape our thinking and help move society forward".https://www.youtube.com/@thisisone2one📺 About One2OneOne2One ("The One2One Show") is a Nigerian television interview and talk show hosted by Tokunbo Shitta-Bey and broadcast internationally as an audio and video podcast.Tokunbo Shitta-Bey engages thinkers, politicians, athletes, entertainers, scientists and business leaders in "Game-changing discussions on the BIG IDEAS that shape our thinking and help move society forward". One2One's comfortable, calm setting and conversational style format provide an engaging and intimate atmosphere for thought-provoking and intellectual dialogue, offering a unique perspective on current events and shaping the public understanding of important issues.📺 Watch the full episode on TV:• DSTV: Mondays at 8:30 PM (Repeat: Saturdays at 3:30 PM)• Channels 24 (UK): Sundays at 1:30 PM (Repeat: Wednesdays at 6:30 PM)

Dementia is increasing across Africa — but why?Is it because more people are developing dementia, or because more cases are finally being recognised?Dementia is often seen as a Western problem, but both the number of cases and the diagnosis of dementia are rising rapidly across Africa as healthcare systems struggle to respond. Improved community awareness and better recognition by trained professionals mean more cases are finally being diagnosed — especially as populations age and conditions like diabetes and hypertension become more common. 🎯 In this insightful One2One conversation, Dr Toyin Ajala — Geriatrician and Founder of JBS Gerontology Centre — joins host Tokunbo Shitta-Bey to explore: • The origins of dementia and its link with ageing. • How lifestyle and chronic disease contribute to dementia risk. • The human cost for families and communities. • What Africa’s healthcare systems must do to prepare for an ageing population. • How she managed to establish JBS Gerontology Centre and why it matters.🔥 A must-watch for healthcare leaders, policymakers, and families across Africa.📌 The Toyin Ajala One is part of a One2One Special Series on "Designing the Future of African Healthcare".ℹ️ About One2One:One2One ("The One2One Show") is a Nigerian television interview and talk show hosted by Tokunbo Shitta-Bey and broadcast internationally as an audio and video podcast.Tokunbo Shitta-Bey engages thinkers, policymakers, entrepreneurs, athletes, entertainers, scientists and business leaders in "game-changing discussions on the BIG IDEAS that shape our thinking and help move society forward". One2One's calm, comfortable setting and conversational style offers thought-provoking, intimate dialogue that provides fresh perspectives on today's most pressing issues.📺 Watch the full episode on TV:• DSTV: Mondays at 8:30 PM (Repeat: Saturdays at 3:30 PM)• Channels 24 (UK): Sundays at 1:30 PM (Repeat: Wednesdays at 6:30 PM)#Dementia #Ageing #HealthcareAfrica #One2One #ToyinAjala #NigeriaHealthcare #Dementiaawareness #ElderlyCare #Gerontology #ChronicDisease

In the concluding episode of this three-part series of One2One, Dr Ernest Ndukwe discusses the importance of network connectivity across Africa, the necessity of open markets and MTN's endeavours in "giving back" to society and the lives of millions of Nigerians across the country.🎯 In this conversation, Dr. Ndukwe shares: • How private sector experience gave him an edge in public service. • Why Nigeria’s ICT future depends on both innovation and integrity. • Key lessons from bridging boardrooms and national policy. • His philosophy on decision-making, resilience, and nation-building. • Reflections on leadership beyond titles, focused on service and legacy.0:00 Intro – Welcome to Part 3 0:28 From Private Sector to Public Service – A Different DNA 2:05 How Private Sector Experience Shaped My Leadership 3:40 Lessons from 10 Years in Public Service 5:15 Decision-Making in High-Stakes Environments 7:00 Bridging Boardrooms and National Policy 8:45 Why Innovation and Integrity Must Go Together 10:20 Building Nigeria’s ICT Future Beyond Titles 12:05 Leadership as Service and Legacy 13:50 Final Reflections – A Call to Future LeadersAbout the GuestDr. Ernest Ndukwe is a telecommunications engineer, ICT advocate, and business leader, celebrated as the Father of Modern Nigerian Telecommunications. He served as Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) during the liberalisation era that unlocked massive growth in the sector. Today, he is Chairman of MTN Nigeria, the nation’s largest telecoms operator, and continues to shape the future of Africa’s digital economy.🔥 A must-watch for entrepreneurs, policymakers, and anyone interested in the intersection of technology, leadership, and national development.Watch Part 1 here: https://youtu.be/EF2Rc1guVZUWatch Part 2 here: https://youtu.be/Qe1ihVobnJM📺 Watch now and subscribe for more big-ideas conversations that influence society:About one2one:One2one ("The one2one Show") is a Nigerian television interview and talk show hosted by Tokunbo Shitta-Bey and broadcast internationally as an audio and video podcast.Tokunbo Shitta-Bey engages thinkers, politicians, athletes, entertainers, scientists and business leaders in "Game-changing discussions on the BIG IDEAS that shape our thinking and help move society forward". One2One's comfortable, calm setting and conversational style format provide an engaging and intimate atmosphere for thought-provoking and intellectual dialogue, offering a unique perspective on current events and shaping the public understanding of important issues.Watch the full episode on TV:• DSTV: Mondays at 8:30 PM (Repeat: Saturdays at 3:30 PM)• Channels 24 (UK): Sundays at 1:30 PM (Repeat: Wednesdays at 6:30 PM)#ErnestNdukwe #TheErnestNdukewOne #Digital #NigerianTelecoms # #Telecoms #ICT #One2OneShow #Nigeria #Leadership #MTN #Nitel #Glo #Econet

What does it mean to lead with integrity when billions are at stake? 💡In Part 2 of our One2One conversation with Dr Ernest Ndukwe, widely regarded as the father of modern telecommunications in Nigeria, we explore his leadership journey in public service, the challenges of regulating a fast-growing telecom sector, and the lessons he has carried into the boardroom as current Chairman of MTN Nigeria.🎯 In this conversation, Dr Ndukwe shares: • Why leadership in public service is about serving the whole nation. • How integrity guided him during Nigeria’s telecom liberalisation era. • The challenges of being a regulator when money and power were at stake. • Key differences between leadership in the private vs public sectors. • His philosophy on ethics, accountability, and national development. • Reflections on building Nigeria’s ICT foundation for the future.0:00 Intro – Welcome to Part 2 0:22 Public Service vs Private Sector Leadership 2:05 Why Public Service Decisions Affect the Whole Country 4:15 Leading with Integrity in a High-Stakes Telecom Era 6:30 Challenges of Regulating Amid Money and Power 8:10 Ethics, Accountability & the Role of a Regulator 10:22 Leadership Lessons from the NCC Years 12:40 Transitioning from Public Service to Corporate Leadership 14:15 Reflections on Building Trust in Leadership 16:05 The Legacy of Nigeria’s Telecom Liberalization 17:45 Final Thoughts – Shaping the Future of Leadership in AfricaAbout the GuestDr. Ernest Ndukwe is a telecommunications engineer, ICT advocate, and business leader, celebrated as the Father of Modern Nigerian Telecommunications. He served as Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) during the liberalisation era that unlocked massive growth in the sector. Today, he is Chairman of MTN Nigeria, the nation’s largest telecoms operator, and continues to shape the future of Africa’s digital economy.🔥 A must-watch for entrepreneurs, policymakers, and anyone interested in the intersection of technology, leadership, and national development.Watch Part 1 here: https://youtu.be/EF2Rc1guVZU📺 Watch now and subscribe for more big-ideas conversations that influence society:About one2one:One2one ("The one2one Show") is a Nigerian television interview and talk show hosted by Tokunbo Shitta-Bey and broadcast internationally as an audio and video podcast.Tokunbo Shitta-Bey engages thinkers, politicians, athletes, entertainers, scientists and business leaders in "Game-changing discussions on the BIG IDEAS that shape our thinking and help move society forward". One2One's comfortable, calm setting and conversational style format provide an engaging and intimate atmosphere for thought-provoking and intellectual dialogue, offering a unique perspective on current events and shaping the public understanding of important issues.Watch the full episode on TV:• DSTV: Mondays at 8:30 PM (Repeat: Saturdays at 3:30 PM)• Channels 24 (UK): Sundays at 1:30 PM (Repeat: Wednesdays at 6:30 PM)#ErnestNdukwe #TheErnestNdukewOne #Digital #NigerianTelecoms # #Telecoms #ICT #One2OneShow #Nigeria #Leadership #MTN #Nitel #Glo #Econet

From less than 500,000 phone lines to over 80 million in just 10 years, Nigeria’s telecoms story is nothing short of a revolution.📱📡In this insightful episode of One2One, Tokunbo Shitta-Bey discusses with Dr Ernest Ndukwe, Chairman of MTN Nigeria and widely regarded as the "Father of Nigeria's telecommunications revolution". As CEO of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), he presided over one of the most transparent and efficient licensing auctions in Africa at the time, catalysing mobile telephony in Nigeria and expanding mobile and internet access nationwide.🎯 In this conversation, Dr. Ndukwe shares: • How Nigeria’s telecoms sector transformed from scarcity to mass access. • The role of liberalisation in driving innovation and growth. • Lessons learned from leading Nigeria’s ICT revolution. • His vision for the future of mobile, broadband, and digital inclusion. • Leadership insights from decades in public service and private enterprise.0:00 Intro – Welcome to One2One 0:25 From Half a Million Phone Lines to 80 Million 2:10 The Liberalisation of Nigeria’s Telecom Sector 4:05 Driving ICT Growth Across Two Decades 6:12 Lessons from Leading the NCC During Telecom Reform 8:20 Expanding Mobile and Internet Access Nationwide 10:05 Challenges of Regulating a Rapidly Growing Sector 12:15 Leadership Principles from Public Service to Boardrooms 14:40 The Future of Mobile, Broadband & Digital Inclusion 16:55 How Nigeria Can Compete in the Global Digital Economy 18:20 Final Reflections – Shaping Africa’s ICT FutureAbout the GuestDr. Ernest Ndukwe is a telecommunications engineer, ICT advocate, and business leader, celebrated as the Father of Modern Nigerian Telecommunications. He served as Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) during the liberalisation era that unlocked massive growth in the sector. Today, he is Chairman of MTN Nigeria, the nation’s largest telecoms operator, and continues to shape the future of Africa’s digital economy.🔥 A must-watch for entrepreneurs, policymakers, and anyone interested in the intersection of technology, leadership, and national development.📺 Watch now and subscribe for more big-ideas conversations that influence society:About one2one:One2one ("The one2one Show") is a Nigerian television interview and talk show hosted by Tokunbo Shitta-Bey and broadcast internationally as an audio and video podcast.Tokunbo Shitta-Bey engages thinkers, politicians, athletes, entertainers, scientists and business leaders in "Game-changing discussions on the BIG IDEAS that shape our thinking and help move society forward". One2One's comfortable, calm setting and conversational style format provide an engaging and intimate atmosphere for thought-provoking and intellectual dialogue, offering a unique perspective on current events and shaping the public understanding of important issues.Watch the full episode on TV:• DSTV: Mondays at 8:30 PM (Repeat: Saturdays at 3:30 PM)• Channels 24 (UK): Sundays at 1:30 PM (Repeat: Wednesdays at 6:30 PM)#ErnestNdukwe #TheErnestNdukewOne #Digital #NigerianTelecoms # #Telecoms #ICT #One2OneShow #Nigeria #Leadership #MTN #Nitel #Glo #Econet