Podcasts about nigerian independence

For many years @dis_ent | @iamafrofusion has consistently delivered an amazing “Independence Day” partying experience in the entire Midwest. DO NOT MISS INDEPENDENCE DAY EVENTS W/@iamafrofusion | @dis_ent ! THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 Afro Fusion Ladies Night Nigerian Independence Edition

Happy Independence Day! Brought my favs to do Nigerian trivia. Test your knowledge on Nigeria and learn a little bit. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/unsolictedyan/message

Happy Nigerian Independence Day! Or is it a happy day to celebrate?  Evelyn and Lara explore what Nigerian Independence personally means to them and key moments in Nigeria's 61 years post-independence. We'd love to hear your thoughts. Follow us on YouTube and Google Podcasts and Instagram - @onceuponanaija.  #nigeria #independence #nigerianindependence #freedom #empire #naija #history

This week in the bakery, we're sharing our frustrations with Mercury being in retrograde, shouting out some of our TV favourites and delving deep into the independence of Nigeria, sharing its history, music artists, food favourites and more. Expect bread-like behaviour. Cop a slice and enjoy!

This episode was recorded on Black Tuesday, 10/20/2010: that dark day when unarmed Nigerian youth were fired upon and killed as they peacefully protested at Lekki Tollgate in Lagos, Nigeria. Dr Adeola and host, Bralade have a candid and insightful conversation about the state of affairs in their home country.October has been both the 60th year of Nigerian Independence and arguably, the largest youth uprising since the nation’s history. This spontaneous and sporadic protests in Nigeria are both grassroots in person and online. One of the key online protesters who has supported the movement to end police brutality and poor governance is Dr Adeola Olubamiji, a Nigerian-Canadian scientist, thought leader and transformational leader.In Episode 26 of the Stellify Podcast, we learn:The responsibility of the Nigerian identity 2:10How she got to be a part of the #EndSARS movement 08:00Stories of atrocities Nigerians have experienced in the hands of the police 10:10The power of digitization even in protests and advocacy 17:40How she helped trend the hashtags raising & disbursing over $5,000 19:30The transparency and accountability that characterized the movement 23:30How everyone in diaspora can participate in the movement 26:20The #SoroSoke (SpeakUp) Generation will not be denied 28:30The innovation of Nigerian Youths and the power of social media 30:50Why you should be concerned and involved 36:00Dr. Adeola Olubamiji is a Nigerian-Canadian Advanced Manufacturing Technical Advisor with Cummins Inc, Indiana. She specializes in Metal and Plastic Additive Manufacturing (also known as 3D-Printing).Dr. Olubamiji is the founder of STEMHub Foundation, a non-profit organization promoting engagement of minorities and females in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) careers. Lastly, she seats on the board of several organizations such as Health & Science Innovations, Indiana, USA and AfricaHacks, USA. Her academic contributions have yielded several scholarly scientific publications, scientific conference presentations, a TEDx talk, and contributions on several high-profile scientific panels. Some of the awards she has won include 2020 STEP (Science technology Engineering and Production) Award by the American Manufacturing Institute, RBC Top 25 Canadian Immigrant 2020, 2019 Influential Women in Manufacturing Award by Putman Media, 2019 L'Oreal Paris Women of Worth Canada Honoree.Connect with her on Twitter @adexmee, LinkedIn @DrAdeolaDOlubamiji, Facebook @adeolaolubamiji, Instagram @dr_olubamiji and on www.stemhubfoundation.com.Let’s continue the conversation on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn @TheStellifyPodcast. Use the hashtag #stellified. Thank you for subscribing, listening, reviewing and rating this podcast on Apple and other apps.

In this episode, we discuss our dear country Nigeria at 60.

The Hooligans are a duo w/ Osa & Bryan. We discuss and break down the newly released Champions League Draw. We also honor the 60th Anniversary of Nigerian Independence from the British Empire. We are all in with the UEFA CL, so tap in as you get ready for another insightful episode. Want to connect with us? Reach us anywhere! Website: http://tssaw.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tssaw247/?modal=admin_todo_tour Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tssaw_/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/SSAWorldWide Join our sports community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1928213500728922/?ref=bookmarks

This is the seventy-seventh episode of the #teamchoc podcast; we are 3 childhood friends, who have grown up together, discussing our different perspectives on life in an entertaining & relatable way. This episode focuses on: All Things Nigerian!!! & MUCH MORE!!! If you have any queries, questions or dilemma's please feel free to email us at: teamch.o.cpodcast@outlook.com Twitter: @TeamCHOC_ @olaa_mann @CharlieOguns Instagram: @teamchocpodcast @manlikeola @c_oguns @chuks_jo @chrisaj1_ @tammymontero @btspod_ @insideamanyt

To celebrate 60 years since Nigeria gained independence we have decided to record a bonus episode for our listeners. For the first time we have two very special guests joining us- Mufasa (mufasadmg) and Tunmike (tunmiike_a). We spoke about all things Naija. The good, the bad and the ugly. We also touched on why there are tensions between the Nigerian diaspora and Nigeria-born Nigerians and how we can alleviate them. Tune in to hear what we think, and as always, let us know your thoughts using #BTSPod on Twitter. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @BTSPod_ and email us your dilemmas here: BTSPodcast00@gmail.com You can expect new episodes every Monday, brought to you by your Hosts: Beatrice, Instagram: @_Beaakins; Tammy, Instagram: @TammyMontero; and Sharon, Instagram: @Sharonodu_ ©️RANSOM BEATZ®️ 2020 All Rights Reserved

In this episode we listen to young people share their thoughts on the 60th year of Nigerian Independence. 

HAPPY NIGERIAN INDEPENDENCE DAY FROM DR. HAVOC ENJOY.

HAPPY NIGERIAN INDEPENDENCE DAY FROM DR. HAVOC ENJOY.

HAPPY NIGERIAN INDEPENDENCE DAY FROM DR. HAVOC ENJOY.

We open this episode by asking how we deal with falling out with close friends. In the news we cover Nigerian Independence day, Amber Giger, Kyle Jenner's boomerang, and Communist states holding Muslims in concentration camps. The main topic starts at (23m23s) as we discuss Toxic Masculinity. Is there a female equivalent ? Do a lot of women secretly wish they were men ? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wcyb/message

This week the boys talk about Nigerian Independence, Amanda Guyger, Tyga reaching G.O.A.T status, and much more!! Tune in now. You won't want to miss out! Heat Check: Danny Brown- "Combat" | Young Thug- "Treasure" Instagram.com/theoffspacepodcast/ twitter.com/NotChuka twitter.com/EzugoO twitter.com/theoffspace

On our Nigerian Independence day episode we talk about Social media and how it can advance or hinder creativity. Most importantly, how to use it to your advantage.

Today we sit down with SMADE aka Junior Adeosun, who is the top promoter for Afro Entertainment in the UK. We explore Smades rise from creating a house party movement, to club nights and to hosting concerts with Africa's biggest superstars such as Wizkid, Tiwa Savage and DavidoWe discuss:- Growing up in a family of 13- Being put in a position of leadership from young- Being voted as prefect in school- Moving to London & working 2 jobs- Studying Marketing in University of the Arts- Hosting large house parties that became legendary- Starting afrobeats parties 10 years ago- Doing it for the culture, putting on Nigerian Independence parties- Becoming a promoter, selling out shows using tactics from textbooks to apply in real life- Leading by example, getting hands dirty even though there is a team of 30- Investing in the culture, why you don't always make money but can make a difference- Upcoming events- Giving back and leaving a legacy- Being an HIV ambassadorLinks:https://www.instagram.com/iamsmadehttps://www.instagram.com/smadeeventssmade.shoobs.comsmade.co.ukThe SMADE Experience S1:E1 - Adekunle Gold #About30 Concert - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z8unOOS8-7kSocials:@forthecreatorspodcast on insta@for_thecreators on twitterHosts:Ryan Nile - @journeyofthenileVernaire Bass - @vernairebassListen on iTunes, Spotify and more:linktr.ee/forthecreatorspodcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Culturally Naija and WeLead present the 2nd Annual Nigeria Cultural Day Parade in honor of Nigerian Independence in Downtown Houston. Houston is home to the largest Nigerian American community outside of Nigeria. Celebrating Nigeria’s 58th Independence will serve to promote and advance the cultural, civic and social welfare of Nigerians. Attendees will witness a rich cultural experience through a street-wide celebration.By joining the parade, we can accomplish to promote the richness of Nigeria together. Get your tickets!!! Website: https://nigeriaculturalparade.com Website: http://weleadinternational.com 2017 Nigerian Parade: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHVbJR2FN-g  Email: info@culturallynaija.com Sponsorship: WP Engine (web hosting) 7 Steps to Creating an Influential Personal Brand (guide) Contact Michelle: http://michellengome.com info@michellengome.com https://www.instagram.com/michellengome  

Happy October!! It’s one of favorite months=Mom’s birthday, Nigerian Independence and National Physical Therapy MONTH!!!! Sooooo I spoke in front of 300 + people (Owner, Managers, Physical Therapist etc), impromptu…there is power with practicing the basics! Donate to those affected by natural disasters: “We can’t do everything but we can do something  Rehab Therapist Give Back  Fe on FB Be well and be blessed ~Fe~ 

D.I.S ENTERTAINMENT Presents Afro Fusion Independence Day Celebration EVENT 1: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30TH, 2016 HURRY!!! -> For EARLY BIRD TICKETS DOORS 10pm - Party until 4am Music By: CHICAGO's TOP AFRICAN DJs Afrobeat * Hip Hop * Soca * Dancehall * Reggae * 90's* Pop* Pictures By: Tunji Sangoleye of Dare2dream Photography. Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/afrofusion-nigeria-independence-day-celebration-tickets-26971209614 EARLY ARRIVAL IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!! EVENT 2: Saturday, October 1st, 2016 Special performances by Top African Artist Group -Bracket Performing Hits like Alive, Panya, Mama Africa, Temperature, International Baby, Nana, Fever, Shoe Size, Celebrate and many more. Venue: The Promontory 5311 S. Lake Park Ave. Chicago, IL. Music By: Dee Money * Dee’Jay Three’k * DJ Bonsu * DJ Kishi Tickets:http://www.ticketweb.com/t3/sale/SaleEventDetail?dispatch=loadSelectionData&eventId=6125565&pl=promchi&REFID=wordpress Please adhere to our dress code policy. Pictures By: Tunji Sangoleye of Dare2dream Photography We invite EVERYONE with open minds to come out and have a great time. Networking is the key!

From The intro to our pod to an actual pod topic. Ladies and gentlemen of the pod we finally bring you are most overdue pod "The Who is Fela Kuti Talk" We decided to finally tackle this topic in honor of Nigerian Independence (10/1). Sit back, relax, laugh and be educated on the Afrobeat Pioneer who is Fela Kuti ENJOY IG: @theafricanistpodcast Twitter; @africanistpod Email: africanistpodcast@gmail.com