YouthVibes

Do you have friends who do not know God or friends who have lost their faith? You probably have questions on how to witness to those friends, especially in a society where talking to people about God will seem like judgment. Join our conversation today where we dig deep into the Bible and experiences of our guests to show you steps that will help you in your journey!

Guests: Prof Kemi Ige and Mr Jezreel Oppa

Hosts: Nathanael Danbury and Joy Wazoh

Making connections can be a hassle, so this week we ask: is it important to build a network? If it is, how do you go about starting one and maintaining these connections over time?

Guests: Mr Yakubu Mwanse, Mr Promise Salawu

Host: Seth Kuje

Do you believe your Bible? Regardless of your answer to the question, we sat down this week to discuss why the Bible holds the weight it does in churches and in the lives of so many people.

As a follow-up to the episode on The Authority of Scripture, YouthVibes this week does another deep dive into the history of the Bible and why it's important to own a faith that is your own.

Guests: Dr Irene Yakubu, Prof Isaac Ocheke

Hosts: Jezreel Oppa, Dr Istifanus Gurumtet

What does it mean to be a man? This week on YouthVibes, the guys are back! Ahead of Father's Day this Sunday, we had guys' tag this week and talked about everything from men being overlooked in society to fathers being absent and just the general feeling of guys being disconnected in society today.

The conversation moves on to how we should train boys to become men - again, what does that even mean? Will boys just be boys or should we take a more hands-on approach?

Guests: Mr Silas Agaldo, Dr Isaac Alamba, Timothy Liman

Host: Daniel Sule

With young people these days wanting fame and stardom, we ask this week: how should parents handle their children's desires for fame and popularity especially when it's a path you're not sure about?

We talked with two parents at different stages of this journey about how they handled this with their own kids.

Guests: Mrs Anita Mallum and Mrs Esther Ochepo

Guest Hosts: Seyelnen Molwus and Nathan Umar

In this heart to heart episode of YouthVibes, we sit down with a seasoned family doctor and a compassionate guidance counsellor and therapist to dive deep into the realities of emotional pain, trauma, and the often messy road to healing. From physical scars to emotional wounds, we explore how hurt shows up in our lives and how faith, therapy and intentional self-care can begin the process of restoration.

Whether you're silently struggling or supporting someone in pain, this conversation is raw, relatable and filled with tools to help you move from surviving to healing.

Tune in and be reminded: healing is not a destination. It's a journey, and you're not alone.

Guests: Dr Benjamin Joshua and Mrs Ibuebue Namo

Hosts: Aaron Gana and Ernest Nanpon

These days, a lot of churches and youth ministries have taken their messages to a space we didn't consider just a decade ago - the internet. This podcast, after all, is one such example.

There have been many discussions about the pros and cons of a digital church, but this week, we take another look at the blitz surrounding content creation and ask: are we just doing it for the engagement and the clout, or are we truly in it looking to repackage the unadulterated gospel of Jesus Christ?

Aunty Jennifer Agaldo is back on with Enoch Tyulen.

Hosts: Seth Kuje and Plangkat Musa.

This year, ahead of Mother's Day, we do our usual ‘Girls Tag’ and we dive into the discussion, exploring our guests experiences growing up as women, how they shaped who they are today, their roles as mothers and the way their parenting styles may have evolved based on their formative experiences

Guests: Mrs Sarah Onuh & Mrs Sellick Salawu

Guest Hosts: Abigail Sule & Peace Umar

Check out previous editions of Girls' Tag linked in your Spotify description.