Currently in the heart of Europe, international superstar sports journalist - Wilfred DaSilentG spared a couple of precious minutes to give his thoughts on the state of journalism, why social media should be regulated and why brown envelope journalism is endemic in Nigeria. It got sometimes tense but you will see why.…

A tongue in cheek episode on that concept of familiarity breeding contempt, which is known as “see finish” in Nigerian parlance. And by extension, why your parents will never take your advice seriously only because they will always see you as their baby, infuriating as that may be. Let me know if you relate!…

In this epic first, I speak to 15-year fashion veteran Glowstitches on her rising success, well known faith and why she insists on being known as a tailor - despite the local connotation of the term. Through our laughter and warmth, I hope you get to discover her values and why she is one of my faves, both on- and off-line.…

Starting off my guest features with international mentor and HR Guru, Topzy D in this quickfire conversation about what we need to start doing, the marriage stereotype and habits to avoid in 2025. As always, he comes with his trademark wit, charm, humour and boundless optimism.

Here's my welcome podcast highlighting the big directional moves in my home country over the last year 2024 and my hope for an urgent redirection in 2025.

it's interesting how users of Twitter differ in their perspectives from those on Instagram. it's almost a cup half empty vs cup half full mentality all the damn time. Does nothing good ever happen for those on twitter and does nothing bad ever happen to those on Instagram? Or is it just you

Why its hard to make new friends with other Nigerians in the UK plus my argument for the Death Penalty for murderers, kidnappers and corrupt politicians in Nigeria.

This is me reflecting on my most miserable birthday ever and why is important to celebrate the bad times as much as we do the good ones.

Are you allowed to reject an apology, especially if you're a Christian or religious person? Is true forgiveness conditional on receiving a perfect apology? And if you had already forgiven the person without any apology as a good Christian, is it okay to tell them that their apology was not satisfactory?…

This is my impassioned take on Glow's tweet asking us to break from trauma by healing ourselves and letting bad memories go and why I demand that people should be allowed to hold on to the pain for as long as they need to.

Monday motivation: It takes the same amount of time to be sad or to try again. Always choose to try again.

This is my tribute to every Nigerian that has come out to fight for a better future by asking for an end to wastefulness and bad governance. To each soul lost in this struggle. To each eye swollen from teargas. Each and every one of you are my heroes. We remain indebted to you forever.

Today's topic reflects my thoughts on holding space and giving grace to those we hold dear who are no longer with us. It is not to say they were perfect, but that we will extend grace in their memory since we cannot get the full context of accusations against them.

Nigerians will forgive anything but a hypocrite and this weekend’s dragging of a specific well known personality that fell off his own pedestal, is evidence of that.

This annual argument about who deserves father's day greeting is now played out and we need to put it to rest.