Yaay! In this episode, we tackle the topic "Is marriage necessary?" as a community. Members of the unplugged telegram channel aired their views and opinion on a Youtube mini-documentary series: Mother vs Daughters: is marriage necessary?

We highlight points like;

This is an insightful conversation on different views from members coming from varying age groups, cultural and religious backgrounds!

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What do you think of death-as a beginning or as an end?

On this episode Chiemeka and I share experiences and our various philosophies on death. 

Some of the challenges people face when they loose a loved one 

And how we as a society (Nigerians) are desensitized of death.

This is a lighthearted conversation that wouldn't leave you eerie but will give you perspective on death and why it shouldn't be feared.

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Hey, lovelies! This is a prodigal daughter episode on why I have been AWOL on the pod. I know! I know!  It’s unpardonable but maybe after listening you may just find a reason to accept me back to your ears and rooms once again.

Let’s catch up!

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Dante Frank, host of The Uncomfortable Truths Podcast, and I discuss misogyny in Nigeria and the factors that contribute to it.

A major part of it being toxic masculinity. He gives his takes from an honest and sincere point of view. He also shares ways that men can begin to take responsibility for the safety of women in Nigerian society.

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Most of the words said to a Single parent are out of bias, projection, or/and genuine concern for them but they ultimately end up hurting the feelings of the individuals unknowingly. 

Tomi Poopola, host of the Ms. P Speaks Podcast sits on the girl talk segment and talks about the things that one shouldn't say to a single parent. Single parenting especially in Africa still comes with a lot of stigma and undeserving negative impressions. We talk about why the stigma, the labels, the challenges we face as single parents, and some of the things that are hurtful when said to a single parent.

It was a fun and insightful conversation.

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Azubuike Anoliefo, a mystical philosopher sits with me on this episode to dissect the topic of gender.

We discuss gender with the lens of mystical philosophy in trying to explain the concepts of masculinity and femininity as non-singular dimensions, and how it affects behavior.

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Being in an inter-tribal marriage is a herculean venture that comes with many challenges and problems. Those who dare, are able to maneuver through these challenges with wisdom and understanding.

This is the story of our co-host on this series. Nasa is an Igbo woman married to a Yoruba Man. And she shares her experiences and how she is able to stay married and happy.

 In a country like Nigeria with many ethnic groups, one cannot predict where they find love, but wherever they do, Nasa gives insight on how you can make it work amidst the differences in culture and the challenges that come with it. You would find this episode interesting and helpful.

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