This episode of Wssp, we talk about self confidence, dealing with being in your 20s and finding out that your younger sibling is sexually active - how do you react to that?! This episode is longer than the others, it's the last this season so rightfully so. Tell me what you think @sylvia_maduka on Twitter💗🌟

This episode is about money. Moral lessons; 1. Pay people you owe. Asking for your money can be awkward, especially from your friends or explain why you couldn't. 2. Don't make money the center of existence. You may never get enough. Thank you for listening. Remember to share❤

This is what I think about support systems. Of course, I invite a babe that will agree with me because women support women, no? My support systems are my ride-or-die. Who are yours? Tell me sylvia_maduka on Twitter. Bye!

Before I recorded this episode, I asked my friends what their biggest fears were. Some told me and this episode is a list of mine. Talk to @sylvia_maduka on Twitter.

I spend a lot of time talking about getting your voters card on this episode. Please do get your PVC. Ejo. Biko. Also, I answer the question; love or money which should come first. Tell your friends.

Hiiiiiii. I do a lot of talking on this episode. I want to believe im an adult, so I gave my two cents on how to be a better friend as an adult. I have fun talking as usual but I think you're also going to like this. Send feedback thank you.

This episode of wssp, I interview Asher as my guest and we discuss about his experiences as the son of a pastor, his belief in God and everything in between.

Happy Easter everybody! Do you remember what do you thought about when you were 12? Well, you don't have to worry because in this episode I ask two teenage a couple of questions about life and here are their responses. Btw, One of them gives a "good" reason to vote for Banky W as your president of this country.

This episode was basically about the pressure that young people face and how to cut yourself some slack. Peace and light people❤🔆

This episode is a review of Nearly all the Men are Mad by Damilare Kuku. When I read this book, I laughed and couldn't stop. I realised I had a lot of things to say about the women and men in these stories and thus, this episode with Kj, my first guest for the season!!! We don't talk about all the stories because of time clearly. I'm sure you'd enjoy every second of it. Tell me your favourite story @whatsylviasaidpodcast on IG