Talking In Circles

On this chat episode, I talk amidst a few glasses of wine about being borderline broke, single and living alone and then, I share tips I've relearned through this journey.

On this special valentine episode, we discuss love vis a vis marriage in relation doing business together and raising a family.

On this episode, I invite an Igbo Chief Mazi Obieze Okorro to share his thoughts on how  the Igbo trade apprentice system commonly referred to as ′Igba-Odibo/Imu-Ahia/Imu-Oru′ as an economic model practiced widely by Igbos and originated in South-Eastern Nigeria can be implemented to flatten the curve of unemployment in Nigeria

On this episode, I discuss relevant details about taking a gap year in Nigeria and why you should totally do it!

Nothing more profound to say than thank you for being part of our 2021 💃🏽💃🏽! And 💫🥂 to 2022.

Ajo is an intrinsically personal finance strategy that is

unlike traditional savings where you have to wait a while for the savings to mature. With Ajo you get access to a sort of lump sum - Akojo, like a quick loan.

Essentially, you take this lump sum to execute emergency projects and pay as you go along. You can join the Talking In Circles podcast ajo on TrueSaver app here by clicking the link below https://chat.whatsapp.com/IKwLzB0dHb60xYmHELCjgz join the group and get to know all the amazing deals TrueSaver has to offer and how you can be part of a circle or how to create your own circle.

Planning to have a #dettydecember? On this episode, I share my personal hack for conquering the longest month in the history of finance — January, just after Christmas 🎄 😀. I also announce that our -January Dip savings circle (Ajo) is open to new and existing listeners who might want save towards having a good January after a brilliantly #dettydecember 😉😄. As always my email address [email protected] is open for sponsorship and advert placement and even quick chats about the Podcast.

So, my landlord's 13 year old daughter called me materialistic. On this episode I discuss what this means to me and I open up on how my finance journey has been over the last few months. You should totally listen in.

Friendship, camaraderie (ˌkæməˈɹɑːdəɹi mispronounced during the podcast 🙈) and solidarity are some of the reasons why the Asoebi Culture emerged in 1920s; now, Megami and I discuss — well, banter actually, how #culture is no longer just for camaraderie but for #paparazzi in #Nigeria and a means for fundraising or a mode for #blacktax 😀.

On this episode, I discuss HMOs in Nigeria and why they important to the average Nigerian.