In this thought provoking episode, Victor narrates his experience with relationship anxiety.

He sheds light on how it affected him and consequently how he dealt with it.

Song - Would You Still Love Me by Brian Nhira

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Our society no longer value educational qualification as a criteria for job selection or any other thing. In this episode, Uju highlights why this is and why people develop a certain stereotype about individuals with a first class degree. Enjoy! Send me your feedback by leaving me a voice note on anchor, sending me an email- [email protected] or a message on +2348169038237

Once upon time you opened your DM and saw a message that made you sigh. There is a text there from someone you barely know that goes against basic human interaction rules.

This episode discusses some some texting mistakes that people often make when chatting others up for the first time.

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This podcast is also open for sponsorship and advert placements. Outro Song - Ladipoe ft Simi - Know You

I have often wondered why most teenage boys sample music at a certain phase in their lives. In this episode, Amanze joins me to discuss why teenage boys make this choice. We also discuss his experience with music at a young age! Enjoy!

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It's not as bad as it sounds yunno 😊! This episode narrates the experiences of individuals who have been victims of thievery, fraud, or dubiousness in Nigeria.

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In this episode, Daniel narrates his experience with what is popularly called "Once Chance" in Nigeria; a form of thievery that usually occurs in commercial cars. He shares this with the purpose of alerting others as he also raises awareness and calls for reform within the Nigerian Police force. Enjoyed the show or want to send me your experience? Chat me on +2348169038237. Also, you can support this podcast by leaving me a tip on https://useshukran.com/cr/afrowendy

In this exhilarating episode, I explore the effects money has on our behaviour and society at large. Like my content, you can tip me https://useshukran.com/cr/afrowendy

We have all had crushes at least once in a lifetime. I have decided to add a little spice to the dish I have been serving. This episode goes away from the heartbreaking topics in society to talk about the adrenaline-pumping experiences that we all love. I remember someone saying that the feelings that come with having a crush are an indication that sense is leaving you. Lol This is not necessarily true though.

In this exciting episode, Lamana talks extensively about her experiences with crushes. Do you like my content??? Tip me https://useshukran.com/cr/afrowendy?ref=dishapages

For the past two weeks, there have been cases of rape and murder in Nigeria, from Uwa to Jennifer, to Azeezat to Ada. A lot of people had a lot to say about the issue. What is heartbreaking is the take by some people that the victims of rape are at fault for what happened to them. 

From several comments online, it is evident that a lot of people do not understand the concept of rape, and to understand rape, one must first understand consent. 

This episode, therefore, explains what consent is, including what it is not.