In the past few weeks, Insecurity levels in Nigeria has been on a high, protests against the Special Anti Robbery Squad (SARS) are ongoing and state sponsored violence looms the streets as people demand for Good Governance. But this is something Cheso has experienced growing up in Port Harcourt and living in Lagos and Abuja. As an Architect, Musician, Producer and Artist, Cheso has a lot to say about Nigerians, especially the way forward. If you have listened to his Album, Respect to Tradition you know that he is vocal about his belief while being true to his sound. (PS. this is my longest conversation yet but I am sure you will enjoy it as much as I did) Follow him on Instagram and Twitter @ChesoOfficial

As a creative, not everyone would understand what we do and how we do it. If you have ever felt friction from those who are meant to provide love and support to you then N3VLYNNN’s story is one you can relate with. She talks about navigating her healing from abuse and reclaiming her sexuality through dance while creating boundaries with estranged relatives. You can check her out on Instagram @n3vlynnn @haus.of.isis

This conversation is for the radical artist. Lucille talks art expressions, feminism and everything in between. In her words “I feel like if you’re an artist and you are misogynistic, you’ve lost the point” Check her out on Instagram @thecillestreet @cillantropist @thesabibrand And follow us on @CCAbuja And me on @Atazamu

Join me, your very own CC Host, @Atazamu as we explore the life of Katelem Ogbuluijah. Katelem is artist, business owner and footballer, who’s search for knowledge gave him an idea that he has turned into a great business. We talk about his forms of expression, processes and ways to start that idea. Katelem’s pill for this capsule is an invitation to those looking for reasons to start. Curious about the voices? Check out their Instagram! @owajikatelem @ofontiworld @artxkatelem @atazamu Let us know your opinions via @CCAbuja

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