In 2017, an estimated 92 million mobile subscribers spent an average of ₦197 billion on mobile data each month, translating to ₦2,141 per subscriber. This might seem inexpensive when compared to other goods and services but is equivalent to 12% of the current national minimum wage of ₦18,000 and 7% of the proposed wage of ₦30,000.

According to the Alliance for Affordable Internet (A4AI), affordable data means that the cost of 1GB must not cost more than 2% of monthly income. In the absence of reliable estimates of median monthly income, we can rely on the minimum wage. With a minimum wage of ₦30,000, 1GB should cost no more than ₦600; thus the current average rate of 1GB for ₦1,000 is well over the A4AI standard.

So why is Data so expensive in Nigeria. This question and more we will answer in this episode.

On this episode I had a very enlightening segment with Mr. Himanish Goel as took us through the Indian Hindu culture I found absolutely weird and I believe you'll be stunned too. Don't also forget that you've got a chance to win a 1k recharge voucher by listening to this episode. 30th June 2021

This has been a conversation I've always wanted to have, because I've seen alot of folks argue that Religion are been forced on kids.

Then I ask myself at what age can we say "Okay buddy it's time to choose your religion "

What is the right age to allow your child choose his or her religion.

I had "Sarah Wudtke" discuss this with me on my podcast session with her.

Sarah has a background in Christain theology and family leadership and She is big Advocate for family ministry and for Youths to follow their parents religion at a very young age.

Not to forget she is also the host of the "Christian Travellers Network " in th US 😊

I had a very interesting conversation with her and I enjoyed every bit and I bet you'll enjoy it 😊.

I started hearing rumours of a possible pandemic at the later end of 2019. Then the next year we saw Hell 😊😊.. is that an exaggeration?? I don't think so

We lost so many people in the year 2020 through COVID19

But one thing remains shocking to me and it is that alot of Nigerians do not believe that COVID19 exist in Nigeria.

"Point one person wey you know we carry COVID19 "??

Abeg forget that thing 😊😊

Coming up in the month of April on "Talk With Emmanuel "

"There Will Be Glory After This, How COVID19 Stole My Heart"

As Dr Tamiquia Simon shares an Emotional story on how COVID19 stole what was so precious to her.

But one thing I find outstanding is her believe that there will be Glory after this😊😊

#April

#podcasthosting

#TalkwithEmmanuel

In this very Enlightening episode I discussed with Engr. Ifeanyi the effect of Artificial intelligence on mankind . And also discussed whether there is any connection whatsoever with Alien technology. It's a very Enlightening episode I must say

In this episode I had a Guest Marianne Coleman who have had experiences on Sleep Paralysis. Marianne has always been a creative person. Whether that is with traditional art, or the

performing arts, doing voice-over work for radio promotions in the USA or advertisements

for radio – it is something that has always been a part of her life.

As an artist she has worked in multiple media – from sculpting in clay to silver-smithing and

creating artisan jewellery, to more traditional art. She has a great love of working with pastels

and oils – but also dabbles in acrylics and watercolours. Her sculptures have found homes

internationally. Marianne is a published illustrator, and is also an author of a children’s story

that she is currently working on illustrating.

She spent most of her early working career as a nurse, both in public and in private hospitals

throughout New Zealand. Her last area of nursing (and her favourite), was CardioThoracic

and Vascular surgery. A work accident forced her retirement from a much loved career, so

she returned to university and retrained herself, completing a degree in Computer Graphic

Design. She especially enjoys designing & creating websites, illustrations and label design.

Spiritually, she has always had an absolute fascination for all things that go bump in the

night, or haunt your dreams. For the unknown, the unexplained, and the paranormal. This

started from a very young age, when she had her first experiences with UFO’s, Star People,

and Earth Spirit, that are ongoing to this day. Marianne is a spiritual sensitive and has had

many experiences with the unseen realms here on this planet. She is not shy about speaking

out about her UFO & Star People encounters. So she considers herself very fortunate to be

able to combine her love of doing voice work, with her experiences throughout her life in her

podcast show Walking the Shadowlands. I bet you'll have garnered a lot of knowledge on this subject by the end of the episode.

On this episode of "Talk With Emmanuel " i share my thoughts on why I think Lagos state is the Epic center of the musical industry here in Nigeria. And what other states in Nigeria must do to reach that Mark. I also interviewed Mr Orji Victor popularly known as Vickwanye.

Here we listed out tips or keys to have a healthy relationship. You'll really find it enlightening.

We start from where we stopped in the review of major events in the year 2020.

Hello this Emmanuel Sunday Ugochukwu. And in this episode you're going to hear how this year came with it's own pot of soup and was serving it hot for us. From the Hong Kong protest to the Australian wild fire, the pandemic , Black life matters protest. A lot of them. Tune in meanwhile it's my first podcast do well to critic it and I'll work on it. Thank you so much .