Hey guys, it's been an interesting journey and this marks the end of my first season on the podcast, hang in there as we prepare for another round of amazing conversations. 😎 That said, joining me on this episode is Dolapo Latinwo-Bello Dabiri (a seasoned realtor, investor and change advocate based in Atlanta and popularly known on social media as @realtordolly) and we discuss life as a Nigerian in the diaspora, the dynamics of real estate investment in America and the sociopolitical landscape in Nigeria among other things. Dolapo is an accredited buyers representative, a home selling specialist and a re-investment consultant serving the Greater Atlanta area. You can reach her on +1 404-438-9510 and/ or email [email protected] for consultations and more. Enjoy! PS: Background music by IAMBRAHMS, Soyb & Amine Maxwell.

This episode is about chasing dreams and accomplishing anything as long as you have the belief and are ready to put in the work. Joining me on this episode is Grace Amaku, a Nigerian-American Pediatric Nurse and entertainer (also known Grace_Africa on social media), and we had a fun session even as we touched on mental health issues among other things.  Enjoy! -- PS: Background music by IAMBRAHMS, Soyb & Amine Maxwell.

Joining me on this episode is India (a DJ/ media host based in Texas and popularly known on social media as @thedjlavish) and we talk Kanye West and mental health; Will, Jada and August Alsina, as well as making the most out of the quarantine among other things.  Enjoy! -- PS: Background music by IAMBRAHMS, Soyb & Amine Maxwell.

I'm joined on this episode by a mutual friend Ugo (a medical doctor and social critic also known as @Sir_Fin on social media) and we dissect some more the effects of rape culture in Nigeria — in furtherance to the last episode — among other things.  Enjoy! -- PS: Background music by IAMBRAHMS, Soyb & Amine Maxwell.

This is the story of a young Nigerian lady —Seyitan Babatayo—who got on Twitter in June 2020 to share sad details of her encounter with Nigerian singer Dapo ‘Dbanj’ Oyebanjo whom she claimed raped her in December 2018 after a show in Lagos.  Seyitan alleges the singer found his way into her hotel room, after his performance at the event, using a spare key and forced his way on her. She also claims to have demanded nothing but an apology which she didn’t get hence her speaking out.  It’s been one allegation or the other ever since, with both parties getting their legal teams involved. On this episode, I reached out to Tola (@AfroVII) —a writer and social critic—and we go back and forth on the account of things as we know.  -- PS: Background music by IAMBRAHMS, Soyb & Amine Maxwell.

British lawyer and fashion designer Louise joins me from London on this episode and it was pure magic. Enjoy! -- PS: Background music by IAMBRAHMS, Soyb & Amine Maxwell.

Welcome guys.  So we have Lee –– our head of Strategy and Marketing Research –– on this episode as we talk systemic racism, Dave Chapelle’s “8:46” Netflix Special, Candace Owens and opportunists in the movement; as well as the need to give ourselves a break from time to time in order to cleanse, take care of our mental health among other things. -- PS: Background music by IAMBRAHMS, Soyb & Amine Maxwell.

Dear Black Women,  This is to let you all know that despite the challenges in society today, the upheavals, tragedies and whatnot; you are appreciated, every single one of you! Thank you for all you do, for all you've done and for all you continue to do.  Also, this is a special tribute to Breona Taylor, Jasmine Waters and Oluwatoyin Salau, may their souls find eternal rest.  Peace and love, Chibuzo -- PS: Background music by IAMBRAHMS, Soyb & Amine Maxwell.

Hello,  Welcome to my podcast titled 'That Being Said'. This is basically a weekly thing wherein I dissect subjects around lifestyle, pop culture and equality among other things.  On this introductory bit, I welcome you guys onto this amazing journey. I can't wait to share with you all the amazing conversations we have coming.  Peace and love, Chibuzo -- PS: Background music by IAMBRAHMS, Soyb & Amine Maxwell.