Naija Spirit

Dedicated to the celebration of Women's Day 2024.
Celebrating the resilience, courage, and strength of women who have broken barriers, challenged norms, and championed inclusivity.

Today in some parts of the world we're witnessing a type of "distortion"of Christmas. This episode reiterates the importance of Christmas celebration particular with Jesus Christ at the center of the celebration. Without Jesus there's no Christmas.

Every day, countless lives are consumed by the grip of addiction, as individuals particularly the younger generation succumb to the allure of substances that promise temporary relief or escape. But behind that fleeting high lies a multitude of devastating consequences that reverberate throughout the nation. Families are torn apart, friendships shattered, and communities suffer as addiction takes hold. Join us on this episode as we delve into the heart of the struggle with drug addiction, exploring its effects, consequences, and the pathways to recovery. Together, let's break the chains of addiction and inspire change.

"Eid Vibes: Celebrating Sallah in Nigeria," this episode takes you on a journey through one of Nigeria's most vibrant and cherished religious celebrations. Eid-al -Adha. It is a time of unity, gratitude, and deep spiritual reflection.

During the last general election in Nigeria, a beacon of hope emerged for those who have long yearned for an inclusive electoral process. A law was enacted, empowering the electoral umpire, Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, with the responsibility of making voting accessible and easy for people with disabilities. It aimed to bridge the gap and ensure that no one is left behind.
In this episode, we hear stories of people with disabilities in the last elections.

From the days of colonial rule to the present, Nigerian women have played pivotal roles in shaping the destiny of the nation. Yet, the doors to political power have remained frustratingly closed, with women struggling to secure meaningful representation at both the national and local levels. The very foundations of democracy are weakened when the diverse perspectives and talents of women are systematically overlooked, depriving the nation of their unique contributions.

This episode is a heartfelt tribute to the unsung heroes who have dedicated themselves to their families and communities. Happy Father's Day !

June 12 of every year is democracy day in Nigeria. In this episode, Join us as we delve into the historical context, the struggles, and the achievements that have shaped Nigeria's journey toward democracy.

In this episode we delve into the historical context, the struggles, and the achievements that have shaped Nigeria's journey towards democracy.

Ahead of the February 2023 Presidential election in Nigeria, there were many prophecies as to who would emerge as the winner of the election. Many of the predictions turned out to be false. This development calls to question the veracity of these prophecies and declarations. Does God speak to these men of God .

Nigerian women have been disturbed by the non-passage of the five amended gender bills presented to the 9th Assembly. This interview with a lawyer and gender activist, Rita Ilevbare takes a look at how these bills could be passed into law by the 10th assembly .

The rampant spread of vote buying is acting as a catalyst for the destruction and death of democracy in the country . The implications of vote trading in Nigeria's electoral system is the focus of this interview with my guest Kola Ajumobi, a communication consultant and mass communication teacher.

May 27 of every year is Children's Day in Nigeria. This episode is dedicated to the nation's most treasured gems: its children.

Pounded yam is a culinary treasure that has been cherished for generations. It is a traditional Nigerian dish that stands as a symbol of cultural heritage and the deep-rooted love for food that defines the country's vibrant culinary scene. How does this dish have a special place in Nigerian cuisine? Find out in this episode.

Ahead of Nigeria's President-Elect Bola Ahmed Tinubu's inauguration on May 29, 2023. This interview session takes a look at his agenda for the people of Nigeria with Dele Ajaja a media practitioner, civil rights activist, and writer based in the United States of America of America.

Idan is the latest street slang in Nigeria. It's also the language of social media and conversations. Idan has it's origin in the Yoruba language, one of Nigeria's most popular languages.