Easy Nwanne Podcast.

Welcome to Easy Nwanne Podcasts' Special Episodes!

Not Just (Money) Talks follows the financial journeys of friends living in Abuja, Nigeria. They discuss culture, investments, savings, and all things financial (il)literacy from their refreshingly honest viewpoints as young African women. 

In this episode Ajiri, Ajuma, Eniola and Ijeoma share some of their personal stories on their financial lives so far.

Listen to Ijeoma and Patrick discuss all things Testing for Corona virus in Nigeria, and the rest of the world. Patrick is a musician and a medical doctor, he lives in Lagos, Nigeria.

LISTEN TO Nigerian healthcare workers (HCWs) Nwamaka Eze, Uzo Nnadi, Omolayo Anjorin, Chinonso Iwuegbu, Kingsley Okpii, Temisan Bukuaghangin, and Ijeoma Wogu bust some myths on the corona virus pandemic, in Nigerian Pidgin English, based on the World Health Organization directives found on their official website: 

In this episode, Chidindu and Ijeoma talk all things sustainability in healthcare in Nigeria; healthcare workers, public health medical laboratories, harmony in healthcare, national action plan for health security in Nigeria, and the role of the government of the day in building the immunity of Nigeria. Some of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) discussed in this episode are; Goals 3 - Good Health, 4 - Quality Education, 6 - Clean Water and Sanitation, 8 - Decent Work and Economic Growth, 9 - Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure, 10 - Reduced Inequalities, 11 - Sustainable Cities and Communities, 16 - Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions, and 17 - Partnerships for the Goals. Chidindu wears many hats, she is a 2019 #PreventEpidemicsNaija Fellow, TEDx speaker, medical laboratory scientist and a health communicator in Nigeria. 

In this third episode, Chinechem and Ijeoma talk about how important it is, for our mental health, to adjust our consumption of sensational Corona Virus news and updates on all media. They share tips and tricks for dealing with the lock down, and how to combat fake news. Neche ordered a phone from Wuhan, China in January and still hasn't received it in March, he is a medical doctor in the eastern part of Nigeria.

To speak to a mental health professional, you can contact MENTALLY AWARE Nigeria:

Phone: 0809-111-MANI

Email: contact@mentallyaware.org

In this episode, Nwamaka and Ijeoma talk about the importance of hand hygiene - from the type of soap to use to the temperature of the water you need to wash your hands. They give a history lesson on hand washing, and highlight the role of governments in disease prevention. The episode concludes with a bit on why we should think about climate change and sustainability during this pandemic. Nwamaka is a public health analyst in Nigeria. 

The links to the documents on World Health Organization talked about in the episode:

In this hour-long episode, Aminu and Ijeoma talk about the doctors that are on the front-lines of the global pandemic, COVID-19, on the eve of the lock-down in Lagos, Nigeria. They remember all healthcare workers that have paid the ultimate price on the line of duty, explain the science behind Corona viruses, and paint the clinical picture of the disease of our lifetime, COVID-19. Aminu is a medical doctor in Lagos, Nigeria.

ENP: CoronaVirus Logues is our attempt to amplify the lived experiences of heroic Nigerian Health Care Workers (HCWs) as they save lives and dismantle fake news in the midst of the global SARS-Cov2 Corona virus pandemic of 2020. Know someone that fits the bill? please email us at: talktonwanne@gmail.com

We are excited to exist, can you tell? Easy Nwanne Podcast is always looking to amplify the voice of Nigerian siblings, celebrating those special bonds only siblings share, are you interested? In this trailer Ijeoma talks about the eureka moment that led her to start the podcast.

Original Music by The Other Throne Productions, Nwanne Easy.

This one na mainland cruise with Timehin and Ona, in this episode they deliver everything you need to know about Lagos, Nigeria in quick doses. The year is 2018, Ona is a Lawyer and Writer, Timi's Lagos dream is to live in Ikoyi after he blows, because duh. These siblings share a bond that'd leave you wishing you had a sister or a sensei and they love their parents EQUALLY which is very important (Hello Papa and Mama A!).

Music by Sute, Mainland Cruise.

It is 2018 and two sisters Dolapo and Ranti, launch Easy Nwanne Podcast's first season from Abuja with their very funny yet conscious conversation on Religion in Nigeria, they invite us into their special relationship and say exactly how they feel about the song "Follow The Ladder".

Music by Jeremiah Gyang ft. Skales, Kauna Allah