Side Bars

Drum rolls... It's been a year since we picked up the mic, and we are grateful to y'all for riding and sticking with us. We have a full house for this episode, and we discuss what we've been up to since our last recording, Burna's concert, and of course Blood sisters.

When and how did you start listening to our pod? Is Blood Sisters worth the hype, and did you enjoy the show? Tweet at us using #sidebarspodcast.

We discuss Yul Edochie getting a second wife, could it be a media stunt to gain the attention of the public? We go on to touch on Banky's interview where he talked about his relationship with Wizkid and the current state of things between them.

Do you see yourself in a polygamous marriage or open relationship? We'll like to hear your thoughts on this, tweet at us using #sidebarspodcast.

Bari and Onwuka discuss the issue of domestic violence, and the sad demise of Osinachi which has been tied to the animalistic nature of her husband.

Do you think domestic violence is enough reason for a partner to file for divorce? Why do people remain in abusive relationships? What are the traits of an abusive partner? We'll like to hear your thoughts on these, tweet at us using #sidebarspodcast.

In this episode, Inam, Bari & Onwuka discuss some of the crazy things that have been happening from Will Smith jamming his palms against Chris Rock's cheek, to the kidnap and death that occurred on the train, as well as Tuface and Annie Idibia's relationship.

Do you think Chris deserved the Slap, or was Will Smith completely out of line? If you stay in Nigeria, how have you been coping with the alarming rate of insecurity and inflation? We'll like to hear your thoughts on these, tweet at us using #sidebarspodcast.

In this episode, Onwuka and Bari discuss toxic workspaces and horrible bosses. We share some personal stories and how we dealt with these issues.

In this episode, Bari, Onwuka, and Inam relive the mouth-watering experience of Davido's concert at the 02. We go on to discuss the great feats of Nigerians in the diaspora and the reasons why the bad few Nigerians are doing seem to trump the good by a lot of Nigerians out there.

We'll like to hear your what your 02 experience as well. Tweet at us using #sidebarspodcast.

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In this episode, we share some memories of our childhood, and what growing up in a typical Nigerian home felt like. We go on to discuss ADULTING and how some of our experiences as kids have shaped some of the decisions we currently make.

We'll like to hear your childhood stories as well. Tweet at us using #sidebarspodcast.

Catch up with us on Twitter and Instagram. For business inquiries, send a mail to [email protected] .

In this episode, Onwuka, Bari, and Inam discuss the idea of love. We go on to talk about the possibility of falling in love with someone you are not physically attracted to, could emotional and mental connections make up for that?

We'll like to hear your thoughts on this, have you ever been in love with someone that you connected to just mentally and emotionally, how did that turn out? Tweet at us using #sidebarspodcast

Catch up with us on Twitter and Instagram. For business inquiries, send a mail to [email protected] .  

In this episode, the full gang discusses the Tinder Swindler movie and the likelihood of Lagos babes being swindled or not. They also touch on the idea of valentine and their most dreaded valentine experiences.

We'll like to know your thoughts on some of the topics discussed, tweet at us using #sidebarspodcast. Catch up with us on Twitter and Instagram, for business inquiries, send a mail to [email protected].