Winning outside, collapsing inside
In a world obsessed with productivity, ambition, and the pressure to “make it,” many people are silently paying a dangerous price burnout. Chasing Dreams, Losing Ourselves: The Burnout Epidemic...
What To Do When Your Degree Feel Useless
Graduation is supposed to feel like a breakthrough so why do so many graduates feel uncertain, stuck, or directionless afterward? This video unpacks the hidden realities of life after...
Love Didn’t Prepare You for This: Marriage Reality Check
Marriage isn’t exactly like the movies, social media highlights, or cultural fairy tales and that’s where many people get blindsided. In this raw, honest, and thought-provoking episode, we unpack...
It’s Not Just ‘Who You Know’: How Networking Really Works in Nigeria
In this compelling episode of the Difficult Conversation Africa Podcast, we dive deep into networking in Nigeria the realities often left unsaid. Far from the polished advice you hear...
Confronting Mortality, Dying Prepared: The Hard Truth About Life’s Final Chapter
Death is one of life’s certainties yet it’s a topic most of us shy away from. In Dying Prepared, we confront this uncomfortable reality head-on, exploring how preparation emotionally,...
Boosting Nigerian Tourism With Storytelling & Digital Review
In this insightful episode, Kolapo Olapoju — award-winning journalist, media innovator, and initiator of ReviewIT — joins us to discuss the powerful intersection of tourism, development, and storytelling in...
The Cost of Being Disabled in an Ableist Africa
In this podcast of the Difficult Conversation Africa Podcast Yinka Olaito and special guest Karen Muruiki dive into what it really means to live, thrive, and resist in an...
Evangelist Bunmi Akinnaanu (Omije Oju): When Love Fails and Relationships Falter
Love doesn’t always fail loudly sometimes it bleeds quietly. In this deeply reflective episode of aftermath of late Evangelist Bunmi Akinnaanu (Omije Ojumi) burial, When Love Breaks and Relationships...
From Optics to ownership. Rethinking Disability Inclusion in Nigeria
Disability inclusion in Nigeria is often reduced to optics — policies that look good, campaigns that sound progressive, and token representation that changes very little. But what happens when...
Beyond handouts: Who really benefits from empowerment in Nigeria?
State governments across Nigeria roll out empowerment programmes every year grants, skills training, tools, and promises of economic relief. But do these initiatives truly empower citizens, or are they...