The Nigerian Space Show

We promise this is one of our best episodes yet! On this episode, we take a look at the VISION 2020 - The Vision was to make Nigeria one of the strong economies in the world by 2020. The plan was launched in Nigeria some time in 2009, following the failure of vision 2010. 

So, basically, Now that we are in 2020, we on TNS decide to evaluate where we are now, according to our vision.   Our focus on today's show will be on the Healthcare sector. as much as this may be an episode filled with so much negativity, we are glad there is some light at the end of the long dark tunnel.

DR Wale Ogunlana is our guest on the show today. Dr. Wale is a Doctor who practices in Nigeria, he will be shedding some light and insight on the state of Nigeria's healthcare sector. 

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Welcome back to the Nigerian space show, where we discuss everything that pertains to every Nigerian in our space. On today's episode, we will be discussing on Accountability in Nigeria. Beyond all the hashtags and protests, when and how do we move ahead and make sure that these protests and hashtags are effective in bringing change? How are can we make our leaders and even us citizens accountable for our actions? Is a lack of accountability in Nigeria the reason why these issues keep going on? Join us as we discuss these issues.

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In this episode, we discussed the different ways we have been experiencing human rights violations as Africans and particularly Nigerians in diaspora and even back in our home country. With issues of incessant rape and police brutality going on in Nigeria, the panel tried to make sense out of all the issues going on, if there is any sense to be made out of all this. #BLM #BlackLivesMatter #WeAreTired #JusticeForUwa

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What is the Nigerian accent? What is the American accent? What is the British Accent? Accents have a great impact on effective communication, no doubt, but how much effect do accents have on communication? is it a barrier or a blessing ;) this and other issues around accents is the topic for discussion today on the Nigerian Space show.

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Welcome to The Nigerian Space Show -TNS. On this episode, we will be catching up with everyone and checking on how we are all coping with the COVID-19 pandemic. It's been over 3months since the start of the spread of the Coronavirus and we all have had different ways and methods in dealing with the lockdown. We will be discussing how we all as Nigerians have been coping with the lockdown in our various locations.

On today's show, we have Studio Guests - Dewunmi - from New York City in America and Titi - Ireland in the UK. And as always we have our Hosts - DeeGold from London, UK, Ife from Atlanta, USA, and Shupps from Houston, Texas. And we also have our lovely fans in the comments section! 

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In this episode of The Nigerian Space, we will be discussing mental health with a focus on depression. On today's show, we have a Mental Health Professional, Sabrina, who will be shedding more light on what mental health and mental wellness is all about. We will be basically using this episode to recognize mental health month and dive deep into the misconceptions amongst the Nigerian community both in Nigeria and abroad. 

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Welcome to The Nigerian Space Show. In this first episode of our show, we will be discussing the impact of Covid-19 the pandemic on an average Nigerian, its effect on our country, and policies that are put in place by the government to tackle the pandemic. We will also shed some light on how the grassroots can be educated about the virus and how relief materials can be distributed. Please listen and enjoy the discussion.

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On this Episode. We will be discussing the entitlement mentality amongst Nigerians. We will try to dig deep into why it has become a thing for Nigerians. Could it be because of our cultural background? Is it only peculiar to Nigerians? How can it be curtailed or stopped totally, if possible? 

A panel of Nigerians in Diaspora will be discussing this interesting topic on this episode and we will be reacting to some comments from our viewers/listeners. 

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In this episode of The Nigerian Space Show, the panel will be discussing the Nigerian Social Media Space. Yes! there is something like that. A "Peculiar" rule governs the use and users of Social media in Nigeria, and Nigerians move differently on the "Streets" of Social Media. We are going to be talking about these various peculiarities and its effects on an average Nigerian both home and abroad.