In this episode of Afropolitan Podcast, we sit with Tracy Nwapa, Nigerian entrepreneur, interior designer, and founder of Interior Culture by Obiageli, Slice Lagos, Pavilion a as she opens up about building culture, losing everything, and starting again in Lagos.From dominating Lagos nightlife during Detty December to navigating betrayal, co-founder conflict, and walking away from a business she built from the ground up, Tracy shares the unfiltered realities of hospitality, ownership, and resilience in Nigeria.We explore how Tracy went from media and broadcast journalism to interior design, restaurants, and nightlife, why hospitality is one of the hardest businesses in Lagos, and what it truly takes to build experiences that people remember.This conversation goes beyond nightlife.It’s about purpose, feminine leadership in male-dominated industries, building with integrity in broken systems, and why Nigeria still feels like home despite the chaos.If you’re an entrepreneur, creative, builder, or part of the African diaspora thinking about coming back home, this episode will challenge how you think about success, ownership, and resilience.Welcome to The Afropolitan Podcast where African stories are told with honesty, depth, and pride.🔗 FOLLOW THE GUESTTracy NwapaInstagram – https://www.instagram.com/🔗 FOLLOW AFROPOLITANWebsite – https://www.afropolitan.ioInstagram – https://instagram.com/afropolitanTwitter – https://twitter.com/afropolitanCommunity – https://afropolitan.io/communityNewsletter – https://afropolitan.io/newsletterSPONSORED BYVBan – Borderless banking for Africa’s digital workforceUse code AFROPOLITAN → https://vban.comInverroche Gin – South Africa’s premium craft gin blending heritage botanicals with innovationhttps://www.inverroche.comRisevest – Invest globally in dollar-denominated stocks, real estate & fixed incomehttps://click.risevest.com/gb0g/afropolitanConvo by Afropolitan – Book 1-on-1 calls with Africa’s boldest thinkershttps://convo.vip