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  • Episode 12 - The Young African Woman On Marriage Part 2
    Welcome to Episode 12!
    Thanks for coming.
    Today, we continue our discussion on marriage. Oyinkan, Kachi, Kelechi, Ene and Ayo give their views and perspectives on Marriage to the Young African Woman. As an additional note, Kelechi also runs a pod cast called "The Class Prefects" where they discuss pop culture and current events. Check it out.
    I hope you enjoy! Please don't forget to share, like and subscribe! Also feel free to share your thoughts, questions or interest in being on the podcast with me (Akinade Aderele) at [email protected]
    (Intro and Outro track : Majek Fashek - African Unity)
    36 min
  • Episode 11 - Anybody can get married (The Young African Woman On Marriage Part 1)
    Welcome to Episode 11!
    This episode, we discuss another set of perspectives on the topic of marriage. Oyinkan, Kachi, Kelechi, Ene and Ayo give their views and perspectives on Marriage to the Young African Woman. We discuss readiness, societal influences and the ideals that influence their perspectives.
    I hope you enjoy! Please don't forget to share, like and subscribe! Also feel free to share your thoughts, questions or interest in being on the podcast with me (Akinade Aderele) at [email protected]
    (Intro and Outro track : Majek Fashek - African Unity)
    37 min
  • Episode 10 - Why do you want to get Married? (The Young African Man on marriage - Part 2)
    Welcome to Episode 10!
    On this episode, we continue our round table conversation about marriage. James Mwakichako, Irewole Akande and Damilola Obashoro join me to discuss marriage from the millennial African Man's perspective. We talk about cultural issues, timing and the level readiness to be life partners.
    I hope you enjoy! Please don't forget to share, like and subscribe! Also feel free to share your thoughts, questions or interest in being on the podcast with me (Akinade Aderele) at [email protected]
    (Intro and Outro track : Majek Fashek - African Unity)
    43 min
  • Episode 9 - Don't date till you are married (The Young African Man on marriage - Part 1)
    Welcome to Episode 9!
    On this episode, we have a round table conversation about marriage. James Mwakichako, Irewole Akande and Damilola Obashoro join me to discuss marriage from the millennial African Man's perspective. We talk about cultural issues, timing and the level readiness to be life partners.
    I hope you enjoy! Please don't forget to share, like and subscribe! Also feel free to share your thoughts, questions or interest in being on the podcast with me (Akinade Aderele) at [email protected]
    (Intro and Outro track : Majek Fashek - African Unity)
    33 min
  • Episode 8 - What Do You Know About Gabon?
    Welcome to Episode 8!
    On this listen, Naila Opiangah tells us about her home country, Gabon. We discuss its history, the present state of affairs and a future powered by education.
    I hope you enjoy! Please don't forget to share, like and subscribe! Also feel free to share your thoughts, questions or interest in being on the podcast with me (Akinade Aderele) at [email protected]
    (Intro and Outro track : Majek Fashek - African Unity)
    27 min
  • Episode 7 - Poverty: Prioritizing Our Problems
    Welcome to Episode 7!
    Emmanuel Klu talks to us about a different way to look at poverty. We discuss foreign aid and its role in the seemingly incessant cycle of poverty. We also discuss how creating a self supporting and self sufficient continent would help alleviate many of our problems.
    I hope you enjoy! Please don't forget to share, like and subscribe! Also feel free to share your thoughts, questions or interest in being on the podcast with me (Akinade Aderele) at [email protected]
    (Intro and Outro track : Majek Fashek - African Unity)
    40 min
  • Episode 6 - Liberia: The Root Of The Past
    Welcome to Episode 6!
    On this Episode, We switch things up a little bit and add more of a storytelling/history lesson angle to the episode. Raymond Weah, talks to us about Liberia's History and the consequential effects of returned slaves. We also discuss his hopes for a better future in his country through the lens of Infrastructure development.
    I hope you enjoy! Please don't forget to share, like and subscribe! Also feel free to share your thoughts, questions or interest in being on the podcast with me (Akinade Aderele) at [email protected]
    (Intro and Outro track : Majek Fashek - African Unity)
    33 min
  • Episode 5 -It's Easy To Rule People Who Don't Know How To Be Ruled-
    Welcome to Episode 5!
    On this Episode, Moyo Orekoya discusses civics and the systems we have for electing leadership. He also shares some of his "heretical" ideas on new ways for electing our leaders and keeping people engaged in the political process.
    I hope you enjoy! Please don't forget to share, like and subscribe! Also feel free to share your thoughts, questions or interest in being on the podcast with me (Akinade Aderele) at [email protected]
    (Intro and Outro track : Majek Fashek - African Unity)
    31 min
  • Episode 4 - The Balance Of Building A Future
    Welcome to Episode 4!
    On this Episode, Chizara Nwaogwugwu discusses with us about the many balances one has to maintain when trying to bring change as a returnee to Nigeria. We discuss culture, business, finance and much more.
    Chizy uses the word Ajebo in the episode and this is a Yoruba word/slang that implies that one has a silver spoon and has never had to struggle.
    I hope you enjoy! Please don't forget to share, like and subscribe! Also feel free to share your thoughts, questions or interest in being on the podcast with me (Akinade Aderele) at [email protected]
    (Intro and Outro track : Majek Fashek - African Unity)
    30 min
  • Episode 3 - Rwanda : Dark Pasts And Bright Futures
    Welcome to the Third Episode of Pod Save Africa.
    On this Episode Iris Uwizeyimana talks to us about Rwanda, the aftermath of the genocide, the potential for a greater future and the lessons of the past.
    Please enjoy and share. Also feel free to share your thoughts, questions or interest in being on the podcast with me (Akinade Aderele) at [email protected].
    25 min

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A Podcast about Africans by Africans. Great conversations with Africans of various walks on African issues of various kinds reflecting on Africa's past, present and future with a focus on progress.