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When two Igbo babes link up, be rest assured that business is discussed! On this episode Nneamaka gives advice to new and existing business owners. If you're thinking of starting a business or you already own one, this episode is for you. Like what you hear? Please subscribe and share to fellow QiBs

Nneamaka, CEO Swifty Confectionaries and serial entrepreneur joins me on this episode to discuss all things business. We dissected the current situation of women “billing” men they just met and reminded queens to stay booked and busy

Imagine God calling a mysterious babe to be an online evangelist

What's the pressure on today's youth to show up and show out? not withstanding the crippling economic crisis. Phew! Join me as I delve into the matter and more. Like what you hear? Don't forget to like share and COMMENT ON SPOTIFY and oh! Merry Christmas

P is for Paul. P is also for Patriarchy!! On this episode I had the opportunity to interview a very traditional man and we discussed (in too much detail) his opinions about the role of men in marriage and all that patriarchy stuff. DISCLAIMER: All opinions expressed by Paul are solely his and not in anyway affiliated with the podcast. Happy listening!! Don't forget to rate 5 stars on Apple Podcasts and leave comments on Spotify --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/uncensoredd/message

Chidi (best in podcast guest) tries to rub off her delusions on me but I prevailed! After listening to this episode, I'm very sure we're now cousins because Chidi and I answered some really deep questions about random topics. This episode is a mixture of laughs, deep thinking and a lot of SMHs

On this episode, we objectively analyzed the current state of the just concluded Nigerian elections and Nigerian politics in general. Like what you hear? Please leave a 5 ⭐️ rating on Apple podcasts and Spotify. You can also leave comments on Spotify and share to your people. (Watch out for part 2

What do single twenty- something girls talk about all the time? (Hint it starts with “M” and ends in “age”

Everyone, during their childhood years hated these words “your lesson teacher is here” but on this episode, I summarize the experiences I have gathered so far this year into 4 lessons. I hope you learn from them as well. Feel free to send in a voice message if you use anchor. Remember to share and subscribe❤️ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/uncensoredd/message

On this exciting episode, Cross, A Big Brother Naija season 6 finalist came on the podcast and we talked about his life outside the house, politics, religion and everything in between! Cross has such a contagious vibe and I assure you that you'll be smiling all through this episode! Like what you hear? Don't forget to subscribe, rate us (5stars⭐️) and share! You can also tip the podcast on abeg via @/uncensoredpod or using my shukran link

Camillus, a “wedding but not restricted to weddings” photographer joins me on this episode to talk about his photography journey plus bizzare experiences he has had on the job (the second one still has me shook!) Follow our guest's wedding and portrait Instagram pages: @thecamillus & @thecamillusexperience Like what you hear? Don't forget to leave us a rating (5stars and above) subscribe and also share! you can also tip the podcast on abeg @/theuncensoredpod (we also accept other sources

Ginika, a recent graduate of social work and current corper came on this episode to give advice and share her experience serving her fatherland. This episode leaves you reliving your camp experience or feeling like you've attended camp

This isn't really an episode.. think of it as a bonus. This was my submission for an audio contest. I'd like to say that I brought one of the stories in “Nearly all the men in Lagos are mad” to life. Happy listening. Should I do more of this??

I finally bring my geng on the podcast and we talked about friendship dynamics in a group of friends and some twitter hot takes

New year vibes!

Charles(the breakfast club chairman) and I came together to give y'all flawed statistics, experiences and advice on heartbreak

If you like to sound smart to a group of people this episode is for you! On this episode I debunked some myth and lies almost everyone believes (with references of course) now you can spit hot facts.. you're welcome!

Ever wondered why men are more likely to commit suicide but it's documented that women are more prone to depression? That's because Male depression is seen as such a weird thing that shouldn't happen because men are expected to “Man up” Kene and i talk about the expectations men face and the struggle to make it life as a man of present day society.. you'll definitely enjoy! Stream Kene's songs on audiomack https://audiomack.com/kene-35. Stream my account balanz via my abeg

Gabriel, an Affliate pharmacist and the CEO of Plutus Tech solutions; a digital marketing agency joins me on this episode to talk about the need for more people to explore their passions outside of school, it's pros and cons, and combining school with business. We hope you enjoy it! Like what you hear? Show me love by tipping me via: https://useshukran.com/cr/uncensoredpodcast. Gracias!!!

Everyone has definitely had an embarrassing experience. On this episode Charles and I share some of our embarrassing moments (especially Charles

“Valentine is coming, where is ya boyfriend? You are sitting at home looonley!” On this episode sixtus and I talk about the pressures that come with celebrating valentine as a single youth, love, money and everything in between. We hope you enjoy it! Like what you hear? Show me love by tipping my shukran @ https://useshukran.com/cr/uncensoredpodcast.

Chidi and I talk about how Nigerians don’t validate people who don’t come from a place of suffering and how suffering is used to brag like it’s an achievement. Happy listening! don’t forget to tip my shukran via: https://useshukran.com/cr/uncensoredpodcast

In this episode I described in detail how I was hypnotized and lost my phone and all my money (very dramatic). Happy listening! Share to create awareness!!

If I had a dollar for everytime I said thank you on this episode

Fam, I talked about a lot on this particular episode.. from spending my last cash on chicken to having creative block, to being jakpasexual, to reading an excerpt from a book.. it’s a lot! But it’s worth it. Keep an open mind.. you’re sure to learn a few. Hope you enjoy it. Like what you hear?? Tip ya fav via shukran @ https://useshukran.com/cr/uncensoredpodcast

Time and time again we have protested against police brutality and wrongful profiling of Nigerian youths, because we wear fancy clothes and drive nice cars doesn’t mean we are criminals . The youths of Nigeria have said enough is enough! The irony is that the same people that swore to protect us are the same ones killing us. Nevertheless, our voices are being heard and together we shall #Endpolicebrutality and stop SARS ✊

Is it just me or has the number of missing people been on the increase lately?? Out of concern I talked about the various things we need to do! Don’t forget to tip me @ https://useshukran.com/cr/uncensoredpodcast

I talked about irritating things that people do that seem “normal” listen and change your ways

This episode is about my controversial opinions on happiness. Permit my ramblings, lack of words to drive a point and excessive repetition. Enjoy! As always, support me by tipping my shukran

The Secret to long life has been discovered; Drink water(or zobo) and mind your business!.. Don't forget to tip ya girl via https://useshukran.com/cr/uncensoredpodcast

Do we realize how much the little actions we take now can affect the course of our future?? Please dont forget to tip me via shukran. Support ya girl

After 1 month of seasonal break, I'm back in the flesh

The season finale ends on a solemn note with me talking about mental health awareness. Listen and Share to your loved ones. THIS IS NOT GOODBYE!!

The hardguy lifestyle has never been so relatable! Amara and i talk about everything!! Just listen!

Trust no one.. Even yourself

Everyone had high hopes for 2020 but it has been barely six months into the new decade and a lot of terrible things have already happened; war, deaths, pandemic, UFOs, racist attacks, RAPE etc. Is this the end of the world??

Our african parents be doing the most

Why do most movies have epic beginnings and shitty endings???

Chidi and i talk about what it's like being skinny and fat in present day society.

Three embarassing hilarious true life stories and one false story are told. There will be a reward for the first 2 persons that will be able to detect the false story

This episode talks about the psychological effects of staying at home during this period and possible ways to make it bearable

Introduction to what the podcast is about. The story behind the creation of this podcast and the struggles witnessed while looking for a name