On today’s episode, the dynamic curators of this amazing space discuss sex education, love and relationships from the Nigerian millennial perspective, focusing on the role Nigerian parents play in educating their wards in these aspects and it’s subsequent impact on interpersonal relationships in adulthood.

We also share our experiences with hilarious stories of how ‘sex education’ was packaged to us Naija style and ruminate on what we wish we had learnt early on. Please don’t forget to write us with your comments and suggestions on [email protected]

If you are Nigerian with your chest, or you know what it means to be Nigerian by blood, then you must have said the phrases - “It is well” and “We thank God” several times. Today, we take a closer look at those phrases beyond the surface and we attempt to deconstruct them while analyzing their impact on the Nigerian culture and it’s implications on the mental health of the average Nigerian. Please Follow Our guest Dr. Yusuf Shittu on Instagram via his handle @tyshittu and don’t forget to write us with your comments and suggestions at [email protected].

Today, by popular demand, we invite two very special guests- Jeffery and Otito for the concluding episode of situationships, entanglement and all the drama in between. Be sure to check out Jeffery (@jeffmaigemu) and Otito (@kingotis_1) on instagram. You can also send us your questions and topic suggestions through our email address: [email protected]

On today’s episode we discuss the nuances of situationships and all the other “ships” that it entails. Interestingly we decided to have two very special guests on both of the gender divides so that we have a balanced and well rounded perspective. We can’t wait for you to listen!

On today's episode with 'Debiyi Ajayi- a foremost business consultant, we give a well balanced perspective on corporate bullying and he shares with us different experiences of people who have been bullied in the work place with the aim of challenging employees to understand the immense value that they carry within themselves.

On this week’s episode , HR professional and talent management consultant, Samuel Akinlotan joins us to discuss corporate bullying in the workplace and it’s subsequent impact on productivity, mental and physical health.

Mr Akinlotan also addresses the need for relevant awareness exercises for Nigeria’s workforce and offers sustainable solutions which can be applied in the event of inappropriate behavior and bullying in the work place.

Today's episode is so special to us as we welcome our very first guest, The formidable Lola Adegoke (@auntielola) on the ‘Life as it is’ podcast.

As an enterprising First-Generation Nigerian-American, faith based influencer and philanthropist, the lovely Lola tells us about her fierce patriotism, keeping the culture alive through the Soro Ni Yoruba Initiative and waving the Nigerian flag unashamedly in the diaspora.

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Be sure to follow her on Instagram @auntielola.

Today we talk about how gender based violence within the confines of marriage and romantic relationships have become normalized the Nigerian space. Join us as we lend our voices to this much needed conversation. Don't forget to subscribe and send us a voice message by clicking on the link below.

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We have had so much fun dissecting controversial topics and we realized that so far we have somehow not introduced ourselves you guys! Today you get first hand knowledge on who we are and our regular off the air banter!

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