In this episode, our storytellers share experiences from their school days. Dante tells us about his first crush, Sa'ad shares mysterious occurrences in the night, and Jenny tells us about the consequences of shyness.

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Music by Akoko Nante Ensemble

Episodes every two weeks.

In this episode, three hilarious stories from the June live show with the theme 'Back in the Day' Dan Ochu-Baiye tells why parent-child non-verbal communication is key, Stella Nnodi reminisces about her adventures in her pink swimsuit and Samuel Yakura tells us about his schoolboy experience.

Music by Akoko Nante Ensemble

In this episode, Remi Owadokun shares about her (mis)adventures on the way to church (remiowadokun.com) and Anita Mbadiwe tells of her experiences as a young mother(nwaami.com)

Music by Youssoupha Sidibe, Ikebe Shakedown and Chad Crouch

In which we go back to our storytelling roots with a tale of the crafty tortoise being too selfish for his own good (again), and we interview @eromoegbejule about his story on the adventures of the famous Benin Bronzes.

Music by Ikebe Shakedown and Youssoupha Sidibe

In this episode of our podcast, Karen gets up close and personal with her inner workings, Uche tells us why he abandoned higher education and TonTon waxes lyrical about Mama Put.

Stories in this episode are from our May 5 2018 live show.

Music by 'Ikebe Shakedown'

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In this episode - musings on travelling to Katsina State and a little family history.

Music by Youssoupha Sidibe

In the second episode of the Storyteller Series Nigeria, it's all about mothers. Buchi tells of how his mother raised six boys in Lagos, Musa shares an insightful story about his mothers personality and Xeenarh shares about her friendship with her mother.

Three Stories from our live event on May 5 2018. In Episode 1 of our podcast, Christabel tells us why she doesn’t date on social media, @eketiette tells us of her childhood and Bash tells us of isi ewu gone awry.