YouthVibes

Disagreeing with your parents is about the most adult thing there is. And no, we don't mean whining about how they never understand you and how you hate the world - we left those things behind last year. Having a hands-down full and frank discussion over diverging paths is where the rubber hits the road and where you realise that good intentions and sound thinking can produce different outcomes in different people. That's what we talk about this week on the podcast.

Guests: Prof Amaka Ocheke & Dr Hannatu Wazoh

Guest Hosts: Mr Silas Agaldo & Mr Dzarma Gwary

Your thirties don’t come with noise, they come with weight. The quiet pressure to be settled. To have answers. To look like you know what you’re doing.

In this episode of YouthVibes, we talk about what it really feels like to be in your thirties, questioning your choices, carrying lessons from your twenties, letting go of timelines, and learning to breathe again. This is a conversation for anyone trying to grow without rushing, and choose peace while life is still unfolding.

Guests: Mr Sylvanus Arum & Dr Irene Yakubu

Hosts: Setitun Salawu & Jezreel Oppa

Nobody really prepares you for your twenties. One minute you’re excited about independence, the next you’re overwhelmed by responsibilities. In this episode, we talk about the confusion, the pressure to “have it all together,” and how to give yourself grace while learning life in real time.

Guests: Barr Jennifer Agaldo and Mr Tobi Salawu

Hosts: Daniel Sule and Persisa Atang.

Teenagers, gather round!!!

YouthVibes does a deep dive into the oh, so confusing phase of life between childhood and adulthood.

What should your priorities be as a teenager, how do you deal with friends and frenemies? What exactly is the point of this whole teenage phase?

Join Damilola Ige and Sean Yakubu as they have a conversation with Jochebed Wazoh and Jonathan Yako about the ups and downs and in-betweens of teenage life.

Welcome to 2026!

To kick off the year, we begin with January's theme of "Adulting", and what is more adult than pleading with God to hurry up a season of waiting?

Join Nkami Iwara and Elihormah Israel as they have a conversation with Mr Michael Anegbe and Mrs Sarah Onuh on the importance of waiting patiently for the Lord.

It's our first for the year, but it's also our 200th episode 🎉 🎉 🎉 🎉 🎉

The YouthVibes Team got together to review the year in view of our expectations and reality. It's a remake of "what I ordered vs what I got".

Host: Joy Wazoh

Guests: Nathanael Danbury, Seth Glen Ozigi, Victor Theophilus

This episode explores the Christmas story and its significance, with guests Aunt Mary Ibisi and Aunt Stella Pamyak sharing their family traditions. The discussion touches on the importance of family, the joy of decorations, and the traditions of Christmas. The guests also reflect on the best parts of the Christmas story. It's a great listen.

Hosts: Damilola Ige and Seth Glen Ozigi

Join us in this episode as we explore Calvary Ministries (CAPRO), a mission organization dedicated to reaching unreached people groups across the globe. With over 50 years of history and presence in 46 countries, CAPRO aims to bring the gospel to those in spiritual poverty.

Matthew Hans-Bello and Daniel Sule have a conversation with the International Director of CAPRO, Mr Dondo Iorlamen, and his wife, Mrs Charity Iorlamen. They share their journey from childhood calling to missionary work, highlighting the importance of understanding God's specific plan for one's life and the imperative for every believer to engage in evangelism.

Discover how young people can get involved in ministry and find opportunities to serve both locally and internationally.

This week, YouthVibes goes live and we dive deep into the communication gap between parents and children. The conversation explores generational differences in communication styles and the importance of open dialogue in building stronger family bonds.

Guests: Barr Leah Dagung and Mr Naths Nmadu

Hosts: Dr Joshua Agbatse and Marvelous Clement

This episode explores the concept of legacy, discussing whether to continue family traditions or forge one’s own path. Our guests share their perspectives on the tangible and intangible aspects of legacy, integrity and hard work. They also reflect on how their own legacies have shaped their lives and journeys.

We discuss the need for parents to prioritize their children’s spiritual growth and allow them to discern God’s will for their lives, rather than imposing their own desires and the importance of allowing individuals to learn and grow from their own mistakes.

Host: Marvelous Clement

Guests: Mr Naths Nmadu, Mr Silas Agaldo & Dr Joshua Agbatse