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In this week's episode, I went to the park with Razzboi, a YouTuber and content creator, and we discussed how messy the dating pool is right now.
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In this week's episode, I discuss in-group, focusing on Huw Edwards, P. Diddy, and Feminism for white women and women of colour. I also discuss the CNG tricycles FG is trying to give Nigerian Youths. Finally, I talk about books by Nigerian authors and movies I recommend.
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Emily in Paris is an American romantic comedy-drama Netflix series created by Darren Star. The series stars Lily Collins an aspiring marketing executive Emily Cooper, an American who moves to Paris to provide an American point of view to a French marketing firm.
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Vania and Razzboi joined me on this hilarious episode to answer some trivia questions on general knowledge. The second part will be better enjoyed on YouTube.
This is a movie review of Tokunbo, the Nollywood film on Netflix. An ex-car smuggler is given a limited number of hours to deliver a government official’s daughter to her captor, or else his family will suffer the consequences.
This is in response to the recent cases of femicide across Africa: Dr Moumita was brutally beaten and raped after her shift at a hospital; Ugadan Olympic athlete, Rebecca Cheptagei was set ablaze in front of her two kids by her ex-boyfriend; a 14-year-old girl was assaulted with a pestle by a 15-year old boy in Nigeria; Christiana Idowu was found murdered by a person she thought was a friend; a 300l student was kidnapped and murdered in FUNAAB These are just a few cases of women-killing.
This week, I talked about the church, people's consecration, and how the church is not helping its congregation in this difficult time.
This week, I am dissecting the options that may become available to women currently, and even in years to come because of the current world population of female-to-male ratio. Some of these things are an increase in queer, polygamy, polyamory, open relations, and more women choosing to remain unmarried.
Supacell is a series featuring a group of five black people from South London (a delivery driver, a gang leader, a nurse, a financially struggling father and a drug dealer), who discover they have acquired superpowers because of their family history of sickle cell.
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This is a movie review of an indigenous Yoruba film House of Gaa, produced and directed by Bolanle Austin Peters, of what seemed to be taken from a true life event.
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