It has roped into our subconscious that we look down on our northern brothers. We ridicule these guys on a daily without us knowing and it is very sad. This episode brings to light the ways we do this acts and how to be better. The most efficient way to better our society is if we as individuals become better versions of ourselves. PS: there is a giveaway ongoing on the podcast and the modalities have been explained in this episode.

It's easy to say that there is corruption in Nigeria, but it is a different story to accurately pin point where and how it occurs. On this episode, we discuss 7 ways corruption in perpetrated in Nigeria which is based off on the points rendered by Yusuf Baba-Ahmed Datti(Vice presidential candidate of the Labour Party 2023) on his interview with Channels TV.

The excitment that comes with new friendship fills you and you always want to talk to that person about your shit, that right there should stop 😑. You don't always have tell your personal stories to set the foundation of such relationship. This and more on "honeymoon phase".

On this episode, we established the link between racism, tribalism and colorism. Further more, we talked about how the hatred is what birthed this societal problem and love is the fix. Strict punishment for offenders is a short term solution to a larger problem and it opens up victims to possible resentment by the wards of the offenders isn't left out of the conversation.

We've only been talking about police harrassment, but what about the thugs that harass us on a daily in Lagos ? Pairing that with the fact that most of these thugs land jobs in government parastatals(i.e force, LSNC, e.t.c), it gives the impression that these thugs are the unofficial policing force of the government.

This a bonus episode to our previous episode titled "cool kid syndrome" . On this episode, we have Peter share his view on cool kid syndrome and how it relates to him personally.

Cool kid syndrome and it likeness to Peer pressure, but very different from it. How CKS plays a bigger picture is societal values and standards.

On this episode, Aniefiok decided to share insights on how therapy works in his own world. Sighting five key points which are: consuming less social media, isolation, having actual friends, change of environment and understanding what calms you; it could be hot amala and ewedu- who knows 🤷‍♂️

On this episode, Prince and Aniefiok decides to give us the feel of being a Ghanaian and Nigerian respectively, and telling us how both side view each other. One could say that Nigeria and Ghana are two sides of the same coin.