NOrTh APOLOGETIC

Nigerian youths finally found their voices and took to the streets against Police Brutality but it seems Northern Nigeria youths washed their hands off it. Find out why.

Born in the North, raised in the North listen as I take you through my first experience leaving the North to the Southern part of Nigeria, the culture shocks, the lessons learnt and all. Promises to be a fun episode.

Miss me or not, I'm back and hopefully here to stay. Listen to something that has helped me get back on track, might help you too.

Might be a series or not but I'm gisting with Emmanuel Ngan DANBABA as he tells me how he is a leader of today and not tomorrow. Forgive the echo, I would do better 🙈

Living in a world where passing judgment and poke nosing is like a second skin, I ask a few individuals how they make those poke nosers face their front. It's fun and witty, after listening sha just face ya front.

What's your State of Origin? Seems to be a common question in Nigeria especially when meeting someone for the first time. It has caused more harm than good and I share my experience and the experience of others especially as it disfavors women.

2020 is the year, alot of things happened and are still happening. From Corona virus, WW3 scare, racial violence, sexual violence and so on. The year has taken a drain on our mental health but we won't let it.

Rape is a big menace in the society and in most societies the victim gets the blame thereby shifting attention from the culprit. This group of people that do this only encourage rape and rapists. They are called Rape Apologists and I have a letter for them.

Life as we know it would never be the same and we have to navigate life through the new normal. Find out how I'm navigating the new normal plus my thoughts on the recent bizarre happenings Northern Nigeria.

It's been an emotionally triggering week for me and maybe some of you too, listen as I talk about issues that bother me and let out a secret I've only told a few.

25th May is World Africa Day. In the spirit of celebrating Aftica, I celebrate my skin and talk about how I got to accept and love my skin.

Shedding light on our experiences as students in Nigerian secondary schools or the house of adolescent horrors. With help from Lois Bishio (my sister) let's shake these tables.

Just bants.

When you say you're from Northern Nigeria, a lot of different opinions are formed about you and where you come from even before you get the chance to properly introduce yourself. In this episode I navigate through 10 truths, half truths and lies about Northern Nigeria. DISCLAIMER: These are entirely my views and may not stand in for all Northern Nigerians and I'm Not Apologetic 🙂

Spare the rod, spoil the child. This is a common statement in most Nigerian/African homes as regards to child upbringing but a lot of evil is being done to children using that statement as a blanket. I and my sister talk about the thin line between discipline and child abuse and when the line has being crossed.

Take it or leave it at least 90% of Nigerians have ethnic/religious bias and no matter how good we hide it, it always has a way of coming out. This episode talks about ethnic slurs that are being thrown from one ethnic group to another, using the Northern perspective.

The year 2020 has been a whirlwind of misfortune especially the Covid-19. Learn about my Covid-19 scare, how the Nigerian government are going about this and the lessons I've drawn from the pandemic.

Get to know me in 5 minutes 🙂. This fun or not so fun, melanin beauty is all the audio goodness you'll need.