Valentine’s Day reveals more about our society than we realize.

It exposes gender expectations, financial pressure, social media influence, and the emotional gaps in many relationships.

In this episode, we talk about:

• Why Valentine’s feels heavier for men

• The pressure of being someone’s “official Valentine”

• Situationship expectations

• Love languages and materialism

• And how social media has turned love into a public performance

If there were no cameras, no posts, and no pressure… how would you celebrate love?

On this episode of the WHOT Podcast, we unpack 3 church stories, along with one sensitive culture subject that got Nigerians talking, arguing, and choosing sides online.

From a pastor’s viral tattoo to the debate over child marriage, we look beyond the headlines and ask the real questions:

Where does culture end and scripture begin?

When does influence become control?

And how do we separate facts from online outrage?

Topics in this episode:

• Viral child marriage video

• Pastor Kingsley’s tattoo and the Christian debate

• Should a married woman use her pastor as her DP?

• Pastor arrested over alleged church rivalry

This isn’t about attacking faith or defending trends. It’s about asking honest questions in a country where religion shapes everyday life.

Watch, listen, and decide for yourself.

Drop your thoughts in the comments:

Is tattoo a sin, or just culture?

Every Nigerian has heard it: “Wait for God’s time.”

But what happens when God’s time hits your bank account… accidentally?

This episode of the WHOT Podcast starts with the case of Ojo Eghosa Kingsley and expands into bigger questions about money, morality, power, and survival in Nigeria.

We discuss:

• The ₦1.5B bank error and the one-year sentence

• Politicians’ kids and unexplained luxury

• IShowSpeed’s Lagos livestream

• Oshiomhole’s “cheap food” comment

God’s time may be the best.

Nigeria’s system? That’s the real debate.

This episode of the WHOT Podcast asks the questions Nigerians rarely sit with.Can you have a real relationship with God without religion?Should a man prioritize his wife over his mother?Do women really love motherhood or has society forced it on them?Season 4, episode 2 connects spirituality, marriage hierarchy, and conventional society norms into one uncomfortable but necessary conversation.

Season 4 starts loud! This episode of the WHOT Podcast breaks down the chaos, culture and contradictions shaping Nigeria right now.We talk about: • Why Nigerians say “Nigeria will happen to you” unironically • How baby mama drama becomes entertainmentFrom the phrase “Nigeria will happen to you” following tragic headlines involving global figures, to the other hot dramas on the internet, we unpack how accountability keeps disappearing while chaos keeps trending.

It’s the holidays, so we decided to gift you premium Nigerian arguments!This special holiday episode of WHOT Podcast introduces ATTACK OR DEFEND — a debate-style game where guests must pick a side and defend it under pressure.With Alexa and Perry Black going head-to-head, and David Olayimika stepping in as judge, we tackle Nigerian topics that always cause chaos:• Bride price• Splitting bills• Ritual money• Snitching• Relationship red flagsFun, heated, and very Nigerian. just the way your Detty December should be🔥#nigerianpodcast #WHoTPodcast #WHoTSeason3 #Nigerianspodcast #fyp #whotpodcast

2026 is not the year of vibes.It’s the year of strategy, visibility, and intentional positioning.In this episode, we break down the harsh career truths Nigerians need to hear if you actually want to win this year — whether you’re job hunting, switching careers, freelancing, or trying to land global opportunities.This episode is blunt, practical, and necessary.If you don’t upgrade your mindset and strategy, 2026 will humble you.Watch till the end for actionable routines, CV tips, recruiter messaging templates, and visibility hacks you can start using immediately.

It’s the holidays, so we decided to gift you premium Nigerian arguments!This special holiday episode of WHOT Podcast brings you ATTACK OR DEFEND — a fun debate-style game where guests must pick a stance and stand by it.With Shaniq and Spike going head-to-head, and David Olayimika acting as judge, we debate Nigerian topics that always cause online chaos:• “My ex can attend my wedding”• Splitting the bill in 2025• DNA tests in relationships• Liking thirst traps• Flirting to keep the spark

This week on WHOT, Nigeria gave us drama as usual.From a viral fundraiser and religious doctrine drama, to Nollywood’s billion-naira mediocrity, to a heartbreaking conversation about institutional trauma.In this episode we break down:1️⃣ Aunty Esther, ₦30M & the dangers of religious doctrine.2️⃣ Nollywood’s poor movie epidemic3️⃣ Bimbo Akintola & the political amnesia problem4️⃣ Why Nigeria keeps passing suffering down like inheritanceIt’s honest, it’s layered, it’s necessary — and it’s very HOT.

This episode is PACKED. Nigeria went from diplomatic drama to forest handshake ceremonies to death threats on X to agberos taxing brooms to 2Baba getting arrested on honeymoon — all in ONE WEEK. 😭We break down:🔥 Tinubu’s ambassadorial shock list🔥 Katsina lawmakers giving bandits TITLES🔥 A viral death threat invoking Deborah’s tragedy🔥 Lagos agberos vs Ratel volunteers (feat. Lege Miami shouting)🔥 2Baba’s London meltdown + Natasha’s Live + Annie’s glowThis episode is loud, chaotic, informative, and VERY Nigerian.Strap in. 🤣🇳🇬#WHOTPodcast #NigeriaNews #Tinubu #2Baba #Katsina #VDM #LegeMiami