YouthVibes

We all want to be on our phones a lot less, but how can we pry ourselves away from those little addictive rectangles?

YouthVibes this week tackles the issue of phone addictions and the way we can take digital detoxes, from our phones and other tech in our lives.

Guests: Dr Isaac Alamba and Daniel Sule

Hosts: Jesse Wazoh and Seth Glen Ozigi

What does it mean to be wise as serpents and as gentle as doves?

We discuss this week about the importance of being street smart and the ways believers can be relevant in today's society, being aware of the devices of the enemy, while upholding the standards that define our faith.

Hosts: Hakeem Zubairu and Timothy Liman

Guests: Mrs Sarah Onuh and Mr Charles Asufi

Everybody wants to be popular, and if your popularity helps fulfill God's plans, great. But how many of us start out wanting to do just what God has planned for us, and not what we've planned for our own selves?

This week, we ask the question: how do you put your purpose before, and likely in place of, your desire to be known by the world?

Guests: Mrs Anita Mallum & Mr David Adama

Hosts: Zumnan Mwanse & Seth Kuje

Jack of all trades, master of none - so it goes. But in today's economy, does that still hold?

This week on YouthVibes, we discuss the importance of mastery over diversity, weighed against the intrinsic value of getting involved in multiple ventures.

Guests: Johanan Joel & Dr Istifanus Gurumtet

Hosts: Joy Wazoh & Nathanael Danbury

We have been on this journey of telling our stories and it has been nothing short of inspiring, we end this series with someone whose journey to where he is was shaped by people around him and who hopes that we learn from his trials, mistakes and success.

Join us this week as we discuss with our guest on choosing the path he is on right now and how he would have made life-altering decisions if not for God!

Hosts: Joy Wazoh & Plangkat Musa

Guest: Mr Godwin Selnan

Everyone has a story. Some are easy to tell. Others take incredible courage.

This episode of YouthVibes features an anonymous guest who shares her journey of growing up in a home affected by domestic violence. She talks about the fear, the emotional weight of watching her father abuse her mother, and how it made home feel like the last place she wanted to be.

Through honest conversation, we explore how childhood shapes us, the hidden effects of trauma, and the hope that healing is possible. Thank you to our guest for trusting us with her story.

⚠️ Content Warning: This episode contains discussions of domestic violence and childhood trauma.

Hosts: Plangkat Musa & Joy Wazoh

We discuss this week with a guest who tells her story of loss, hurt and resilience in the face of challenges.

This is the second in our four-part story series.

Hosts: Joy Wazoh & Plangkat Musa

Real people! Real mess! Real grace! In this episode, our guest opens up about the mistakes she made, the seasons that almost broke her, and how God met her right there. You’ll hear who He used, how He brought her through, and how she came out victorious.

If you’re young and wondering if your story is too far gone, this one’s for you, and like the Bible verse says “They overcame by the blood of the Lamb and by the word of their testimony.”

Guest: Aunty Stella Enara

Hosts: Joy Wazoh, Plangkat Musa

Nobody wants to become a missionary - not many people, anyway.

We sit down this week with someone who's been certain of being a missionary since he was 4 (four!!!) and has been doing exactly that since 2009 at least.

Dr Marten Visser is the Founder and International Director of GlobalRize, a digital missions-focused organisation sharing the gospel in over 45 languages over the world.

YouthVibes sits down with Dr Visser to discuss the importance of missions, churches and digital tools for worldwide transformation.

Guest: Dr Marten Visser

Hosts: Daniel Sule & Plangkat Musa

Special anniversary recording. We talk about young people and communication with their parents, and switch gears to talk about our favourite moments from the last 5 years.

Special Guests: Barr. Nankwat Kwotbok & Dr Istifanus Gurumtet