Should have done this since, but it had to happen today. I was late in remembering that today is significant to us as Nigerian youth, but that is what makes things sweeter. In this episode I am talking Loss, Nigeria, Wins and challenges. I just might have a word or two that you can run with!

Imagine you spending hours cooking stuff for someone else...and the person doesn't eat it....THAT THING CAN PAIN EHN! In this episode I ran back to my secondary school...where I "took the bull by the horn, but the bull threw me out"! And why I am still a Revd Sister till date.

Did we just gain consciousness of our political status? Are we ready for the upcoming elections? Should we only focus on the Presidency? These are a few of the questions I dissected with Chibuzor Ndikanwu, a Political enthusiast by training and passion. This episode will help put our minds in proper perspective as we await the upcoming Nigerian elections. One more thing.... GO GET YOUR PVCs!!

For many of us, a new year signifies a new beginning . For a few tho, a New Year is just the start of another day. In this episode, T.S. gives justifications for the two sides, and a few tips for seeing the New year...differently.

Birthdays are special days; no matter how fast we are to deny it. In this episode which is the first in the "Adulting" series, T.S lets us know why we should celebrate birthdays, perceptions to disallow, and things to do. It is also her special birthday episode!

I am a year older today!!! As I give glory to God, I share my highs, my lows and what I feel and what God has instructed as the way forward for me. This may help someone going through same so listen, share and subscribe people. Make this my birthday gift!

This is a special episode dedicated to Mothers- alive, no more, not there, single, and so on. This episode hinges on the need for closure, clarity and ultimately forgiveness. Whatever you forgive, you overcome.

Every organisation or state have policies which guides them. Today, we dissect the policies which the 1999 constitution has provided and ask ourselves if Nigeria deserves a pass mark for implementation.

This is an introduction to the 1999 constitution, and an exploration of the first chapter, which runs on the surface, the functions of the three arms of government- The Legislature, the Executive and the Judiciary.