The Jakpa Diary

On this episode, Menah welcomes a special guest, Abdulhafeez, a nurse who went on a transformative journey from Nigeria to the UK. Abdulhafeez recounts his process of relocating as a nurse, his initial experience upon landing in the UK and his transition into a new healthcare system. 

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On this episode, your favourite hosts Menah and Waye have a compelling conversation on whether migrants actively choose the UK or if, in a broader sense, the UK plays a role in selecting its migrants. They discuss the mutual benefits and reciprocations that emerge from the relationship between both parties and the impact of immigrants on the UK economy. 

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On this episode, Waye has with him a very captivating guest, Ade. Ade shares with us his decision to relocate, a sense of not wanting to be confined to the borders of a single nation rather, wanting to experience the richness of diverse cultures across the globe. He also gives a honest review of his time so far in the UK and shares some of his dream destinations.

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On this episode, Menah and Waye chat and exchange lighthearted banter as they delve into the world of career navigation, the job market and the educational system. They share a lot of valuable advice on mastering job applications, creating top notch CVs and thriving in the professional field even as a newbie. Tune in for more tips on career advancement.

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In this episode of the Jakpa Diary Podcast, Menah and our special guest delve into compelling recent stories. They reflect on the profound impact of stigmatization, exploring how it can shape or hinder one's journey. The discussion delves into Helen Paul's poignant revelation about her upbringing as an unwanted child, offering insightful perspectives.

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It's a special moment in the season that you won't want to miss.

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On this interesting episode, Menah and Waye explore the diversity of the English Language. They compare the Nigerian and UK accents and chat about what makes them truly special 

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On this episode, Menah and Waye chat about the very interesting thread on twitter; "what led to your decision to jakpa". They go through the chronicles of Nigerians who shared their jakpa stories on twitter and share their opinions on the experiences and emotions of these stories.

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On this episode, your favourite hosts, Menah and Waye are back together. They catch up, chatting briefly about the interesting things they've been up to and then get right into the controversial topic for the day- "Is 'Japa' really worth getting into debts?". They discuss the harsh realities of the japa process, the risks being taken and everything in between in a bid to find an answer to the million dollar question "Is 'Japa' really worth getting into debts?"

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On this episode, Waye shows up with yet another stunning guest, Yetunde who is on the verge of completing her Masters degree in Artificial Intelligence (Al) in the UK. She delves into the world of Al, sharing her experiences from her past role and as a current student. They also chat more about the things she loves about the UK.

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On this episode, Waye shows up with a beautiful guest, Tomisin who worked as an Auditor in one of the four biggest audit firms in Nigeria. She talks about her decision to further her education by doing their Masters in Finance and Accounting in the UK and shares her experience so far.

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