“If you and I were in school together, do you think we would be friends?”

In this episode of Tomorrow, Uzoma Dozie sits down with his daughter, Adaeze Dozie, an Economics student at Durham University, for a candid conversation on generations, identity, and how values are shaped by time.

From the perspective of a Gen X father and a Gen Z daughter, the episode examines how each generation experiences work, relationships, technology, and adulthood. They explore Gen X’s role as a bridge between Baby Boomers and Gen Z, the realities of growing up fully digital, and how expectations around career, independence, and success have shifted.

Adaeze shares her hopes and concerns for the future, while Uzoma reflects on how his generation interprets change, progress, and responsibility. The result is a grounded discussion on whether there is such a thing as a “perfect generation,” or simply different responses to different worlds.

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Instagram: @adaezedozie

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“A clever leader must do enough to leave room for peaceful change to happen.”

In this episode of Tomorrow, Uzoma Dozie sits down with Atedo Peterside CON, Founder of Stanbic IBTC PLC, Founder and President of Anap Foundation, and Founder and Chairman of Anap Business Jets, to examine what truly creates the perfect environment for national, human, and economic development.

This conversation reframes “environment” beyond climate or nature, focusing instead on the governance, institutional, and socio-economic systems required for innovation to thrive. Drawing from Nigeria’s experience, Atedo highlights the relative successes of the telecommunications and financial services sectors, while contrasting them with systemic failures in infrastructure, policy execution, and long-term public investment.

The episode explores how today’s environment has constrained youth innovation and social mobility compared to the opportunities available in Nigeria from the 1960s to the 1980s. Atedo makes the case for serious investment in education, a return to merit-based systems, and institutional reform as prerequisites for sustainable growth.

The discussion goes deep into governance, state capture, economic inequality, and leadership responsibility, offering a clear-eyed assessment of what must change to build a more functional and inclusive Nigeria and what happens if it doesn’t.

Resource:

• The Ugly Side of Buhari and Jonathan - Vanguard 2015

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Instagram: @atedopeterside

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“A clever leader must do enough to leave room for peaceful change to happen.”

In this episode of Tomorrow, Uzoma Dozie sits down with Atedo Peterside CON, Founder of Stanbic IBTC PLC, Founder and President of Anap Foundation, and Founder and Chairman of Anap Business Jets, to examine what truly creates the perfect environment for national, human, and economic development.

This conversation reframes “environment” beyond climate or nature, focusing instead on the governance, institutional, and socio-economic systems required for innovation to thrive. Drawing from Nigeria’s experience, Atedo highlights the relative successes of the telecommunications and financial services sectors, while contrasting them with systemic failures in infrastructure, policy execution, and long-term public investment.

The episode explores how today’s environment has constrained youth innovation and social mobility compared to the opportunities available in Nigeria from the 1960s to the 1980s. Atedo makes the case for serious investment in education, a return to merit-based systems, and institutional reform as prerequisites for sustainable growth.

The discussion goes deep into governance, state capture, economic inequality, and leadership responsibility, offering a clear-eyed assessment of what must change to build a more functional and inclusive Nigeria—and what happens if it doesn’t.

Resource:

• The Ugly Side of Buhari and Jonathan - Vanguard 2015

You can find and follow Atedo Peterside on: 

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Instagram: @atedopeterside

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“Time waits for nobody.”

In this episode of Tomorrow, Uzoma sits down with Francis Obozuwa, Founder & CEO of Eton House, Co-Founder of Circa Lagos and The Borough Lagos, and a devoted horology enthusiast, to explore the meaning and mastery of The Perfect Time.

Time is perhaps the most misunderstood and misused resource we have. Uzoma and Francis dive into how to steward time wisely, how to recognise the right season for decisive action, and why understanding the rhythm of time is essential for both personal and professional growth. Francis also shares his philosophy on the ritual and value of time, offering insights that challenge the way we think about our daily choices.

Beyond the deeper reflections, the conversation also journeys into Francis’ passion for watches and how timepieces serve as personal expressions and why they hold such meaning for him.

You can find and follow Francis Obozuwa on: 

LinkedIn: Francis Obozuwa

Instagram: @francisobozuwa

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LinkedIn: ⁠Uzoma Dozie⁠

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“…Cities are growing too fast while the bedroom cities are not growing as fast.”

In this episode of Tomorrow, Uzoma sits down with Paul Onwuanibe, real estate visionary and Group CEO of Landmark Africa, to explore The Perfect Place.

Africa is becoming an increasingly attractive destination for travel, investment, tourism, and entertainment. But long before Lagos emerged as a hotspot, it took bold visionaries like Paul to build where others couldn’t yet see the potential. Their work didn’t just transform physical spaces, it reshaped narratives and shifted the long-standing “perception of safety” that often limited Africa’s growth story.

Uzoma and Paul unpack the elements that create the perfect place: visual appeal, energy, and the power of first impressions. From airports as gateways to experience, to the role of people and technology in shaping a city’s identity, they explore how environments influence ambition, behaviour, and the future of urban living.

Resources:

Cities and Ambition - An essay by Paul Graham (2008)

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LinkedIn: Paul Onwuanibe

Instagram: @paulonwuanibe

Landmark Africa

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“Every Nigerian has a superpower… they can do things.”

In this episode of Tomorrow, Uzoma sits down with Reni Folawiyo, Founder and CEO of ALÁRA, to explore what it means to be The Perfect African in today’s world.

We are living through an African renaissance — where our culture, art, fashion, music, design, and creative expressions are shaping global taste and influence. As a pioneering voice in this movement, Reni Folawiyo has been instrumental in reframing the narrative and elevating what has always existed at the heart of African identity.

Together, they discuss why creativity must be matched with infrastructure, education, and craftsmanship to ensure longevity. From building strong creative institutions to nurturing mastery across disciplines, this conversation explores how investment in people and processes will define the future of African excellence.

You can find and follow Reni Folawiyo on: 

LinkedIn: Reni Folawiyo

Instagram: @alaralagos

ALÁRA LAGOS

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“The perfect design is not about perfection but about life tools”

In this episode of Tomorrow, Uzoma sits down with Omon Anenih, award winning Design Consultant, Wellness and Mental Health Advocate and Founder of The Dew Centre, to discuss what is ‘The Perfect Design’.

We live in a world where mental health and wellness are embraced and discussed more openly than ever. Together, Uzoma and Omon delve into intergenerational perspectives on what it means to live a well-designed life. They discuss the evolving role of discipline and structure, how these principles have shifted over time, and much more.

You can find and follow Omon Anenih on: 

LinkedIn: Omon Anenih 

Instagram: @thatomon

Curated by OAM

The Dew Centre 

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"All Art is Propaganda"

In this episode of Tomorrow, Uzoma sits down with Kelechi Amadi-Obi, celebrated photographer and Founder/CEO of Kelechi Amadi-Obi Studios, to discuss what is ‘The Perfect Picture’ in an age where ChatGPT or other AI technologies can help craft the perfect image, we discuss what makes photography and art still relevant, the search for authenticity within art to make us feel more connected, the impact of the stories we tell on our perception. We also discuss why all forms of art whether overt or subtle propagate ideas that shape how we see the world.

You can find and follow Kelechi Amadi-Obi on: 

LinkedIn: Kelechi Amadi-Obi

Instagram: @kelechiamadiobi

Kelechi’s Website

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In our premiere episode of Tomorrow, Uzoma sits down with Dr. Yemi Johnson, Founder and CEO, First Cardiology Consultants, to discuss what constitutes ‘The Perfect Human’ as we look towards the future what does human physiology and health look like? In an age where mechanical limbs and parts are more common how much further can we push medical advancement? How do we define Body, Mind and Soul? These questions and more are explored!

Additional Resources:

•⁠ ⁠Alien: Earth | 2025 ‧ Horror ‧ 1 season

•⁠ ⁠Altered Carbon | 2018 ‧ Action ‧ 2 seasons

•⁠ ⁠Gattaca | 1997 ‧ Sci-fi/Thriller ‧ 1h 46m

•⁠ ⁠The Six Million Dollar Man | 1973 ‧ Sci-fi ‧ 5 seasons

You can find and follow Dr. Johnson on: 

LinkedIn: Dr. Adeyemi Johnson

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LinkedIn: ⁠Uzoma Dozie⁠

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Welcome to Tomorrow!!

A podcast that explores the future with unfiltered voices of builders, thinkers, creators and leaders, asking what’s changing, what to hold on to, and how to thrive in a rapidly shifting world. Tomorrow is a mindset built on the bold lens of what the future could hold and is already here.

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