The Lagos Wave

In this episode, we break down key financial strategies to survive in Nigeria, the ongoing family drama with 2Face & P-Square, and the shocking loss of hip-hop mogul Irv Gotti. Plus, Nigerian-born Moro Ojomo represents at the Super Bowl! Tune in for all the insights and hot takes.

In this episode, we explore Valentine's in Lagos. As Black History Month unfolds, we honor Fela Kuti's enduring legacy and influence on music and activism. We also break down the biggest moments from the 2025 Grammys—the wins for Africa. Lastly, we question NFF’s appointment of Eric Chelle as the new Super Eagles coach—does he have what it takes, or is Nigeria settling once again?

Tune in for a blend of love, culture, music, and football!

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This episode explores the power of forgiveness as a theme for 2025, encouraging personal growth and fresh starts. We dive into the story of Kanye West, highlighting his boldness, resilience, and the lessons we can learn from his journey of self-expression and reinvention.

This episode explores the vibrant energy of Lagos during Christmas and the chaotic Detty December, where the city is buzzing with parties, events, and celebrations. Amidst the festive mood, news breaks about the controversial arrest of Dele Forotimi, sparking debates on social media. Meanwhile, we dive into the viral allegation against Jay Z," which trended after rumors of legal trouble involving the rapper, causing concern among fans globally. The show combines both the celebratory atmosphere of Lagos and the tension surrounding these high-profile incidents.

In this episode we briefly dive into the potential implication of Donald Trump's political moves on Africa and the black community. We explore Africans shinning at the Grammys and lastly dissect Wizkid's long anticipated album Morayo.

In this episode of the Lagos Wave, We dive into three main topics briefly. First could Seyi Tinubu be gearing up to be Governor of Lagos? We also discuss recent controversies surrounding high-profile pastors & we also unpack the legal drama as Drake sues his record Label over the hit track "Not Like Us".

We celebrate Kemi Badenoch and run a quick check of the Big Three of Afrobeats music.