Naija-ish

In this episode, Prisca shares some secret tips you should apply in your life to make it easier. She also introduces Naija-ish's latest feature- Busybody. In this corner, you get to share gossip, opinions, or anything with the Naija-ish fam!

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In this episode, Prisca talks about how social media intimidates and pressures its users and how LinkedIn has joined the league. She also celebrates her 50th newsletter and drops a couple of disclaimers.

After listening, please rate, favourite, comment and share on whichever platform you use. Feedback will always be appreciated; don't forget to tell friends about it!

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Follow Naija-ish on Instagram and Twitter @naijaishpocast. Enjoy!

On today's episode, the guest, Samuel Abhareyi, and Prisca talk about acquiring digital skills while in school, especially now that ASUU is on strike.
Abhareyi is an affiliate marketer and you can reach him on Twitter @abha_reyi and on Whatsapp +2348021124305

In this episode, Afolarin and I talk about what we think the talking stage is, how long it should last, what should and what shouldn't be done in this stage.

In this episode, I talk about the problems in the Nigerian movie industry and how they can do better with their movies.

This episode centres around social media's influence on the Nigerian music industry today.

This episode is about why Naija-ish has been on hold and lessons learnt in 2021.

This episode is all about Valentine's day, love and relationships.

This episode is just me saying thank you to all my listeners and talking about all the things I'm grateful for as 2020 has finally come to an end. What are you grateful for?

In this episode, I list out the pros and cons of both social media platforms (Instagram and Twitter) and try to choose which I prefer. As always, I share some jokes and opinions from others. Enjoy!

For the first time on the show, I have a guest! And together, we discuss all that's be going on in Nigeria since the End SARS protests. From the government's attitude to the music industry to ASUU. You don't want to miss out!

It's simple, #EndSARS, #EndSWAT, #EndPoliceBrutality

I saw the 100 naira equals 2 gala tweet and I just couldn't help but record this episode. The episode is really just a collection of things we like and things we don't like about this country. Come and hear what your fellow Nigerians have to say....

Long (but very interesting) Episode Alert! This episode is me sharing the experiences I've had with catcalling. I hope I'm speaking on behalf of girls everywhere when I say we hate it and it's a big no-no! Listen up and I'm sure you'll love it as always.

I'm so excited to be back after months of being away. This is my come back episode and I'm glad to announce that Naija-ish is back and is here to stay!

On the 4th of May, Naija-ish became a year old!! So this episode is in celebration of the one year we've spent together and I'll be reading letters from listeners to those they miss.

Listen to see which category you fall under. It's an episode that will definitely make you feel good .

The first episode of the year (which is coming very late) talks about the uniqueness of Nigeria! Listen to catch up with the funny reasons why this country will always be this country.

It's Christmas!! In the spirit of Christmas, today's episode talks about what makes this season unique and different from any other time of the year. Be sure to listen up!

In simpler words, the episode is enjoining you to cultivate the habit of minding your business. Listen up!!

What can I possibly mean by winter is here?? Well, listen up to find out.

I went on to interview a few girls asking them this question. The compilation of their responses make up this episode. Listen to know what not to do if you don't want her to block you.

Have you ever been on the queue at the ATM stand for more than five minutes? If yes, there are different people you can't but notice. This episode categorizes these people. Listen and enjoy!!

Join me on the ride down memory lane. Let's explore the exciting and unforgettable experiences I had growing up!

Ahhhhhhhhhhhh!!!! I can't even contain my excitement. Naija-ish is back and this time, it's here to stay.

Ever wondered what it takes to make an episode of Naija-ish? This episode takes you behind 'the scenes' of my podcast.

On this episode, we discuss the stereotypes of the three major ethnic groups in Nigeria; Hausa, Igbo and Yoruba.

Have you ever been in a situation where everyone is running and you find your self running too without even knowing why? Listen to this episode and hear experiences that'll definitely make you laugh.

In this episode, we go into the general details of the Nigerian Wedding. Things that are similar to every wedding here that goes on here!

In Nigeria, we have so many brand names that we have generalized and taken as household names. When you hear noodles, what comes to mind? When you hear sausage roll, what comes to mind?

What is a podcast? How did Naija-ish come about? Who is Prisca? If you have any of these questions in mind, do not worry, I have all your answers. This is the first episode of Naija-ish and so, it's just the introduction to what the podcast is going to be about.