W. E. M. A :Womanism, Economics and Mental health Africa

I and my guest Eugene, have a frank conversation and share our options on what affects female voter turn out in Nigeria as well as the various factors which affect participation of women in Nigerian politics.

W.E.M.A is back! I really missed this space and my beautiful listeners. Remember to tune in and share with friends, the motto remains bringing unique voices to interesting conversations 😇

On this episode I talk about Nigeria's power supply problem, and wetin NEPA people don do me😅 do you have a story similar to mine? Visit wema_podcast on Instagram to comment or reach out on [email protected]. Happy listen 😇

On this episode I and my guest talk about body shaming, being people who have passed through it our selves 😌 it's a conversation we definitely need to be having more amongst ourselves, listen in and let me know what you think on Instagram on @wema_podcast or send an email to [email protected].

On this episode I and six other young Nigerians talk about debt, the debt we are in as a country, the effects of debt and what can be done about it.

On this episode, we discuss what being a young Nigerian female deemed "ripe" for marriage feels like, I and my guest, Neboh Chiziterem Margaret rose tear deeper into what society gets wrong in the way girls are brought up and what we as young people can do different while raising girls, while raising our children.

On this episode we discuss matters centered around the current Asuu strike and how it has affected the mental health of students.

With another podcast on Nigerian women and our culture, we explore the vast experiences of Nigerian women, how they have shaped culture and how it has in turn influenced their every action.

We dive in this episode into the lives of many great Nigerian women from colonial Nigeria, to early post colonial Nigeria. Names you may not have ever heard of are mentioned, women who have shown what we can do together as a community are brought again to mind. #womaism

We continue to discuss SME'S, and their importance to economies in Africa, what the government can do to help ensure their growth, and an interesting look into one of Nigeria's fast growing businesses,The Nuli company.