Top 5 Podcasts of the Week | Nigeria

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Zero Conditions Podcast

This week, we have all been entertained by our favourite podcasters, updating us about their real-life experiences, mistakes, and lessons learned.

Listening to podcasts has been described as therapeutic by fans who prefer dedicating hours to hearing their favourite podcasters narrate their experiences.

We have compiled a list of the top 5 podcasts in Nigeria this week, hoping that no matter the tasks you set your mind to completing this weekend, you also get to catch up on these top 5 podcasts.

  1. I Said What I Said 
I Said What I Said

The ladies talk about the strength of friendships, relationships, and partnerships and the power of human connection and collaboration. They marvel at the experiences shared by listeners regarding these relationships.

  1. So Nigerian
So Nigerian podcast

What are your thoughts on cohabiting with your lover before marriage? The hosts of ‘So Nigerian’ bring this question out to the listeners as they also share their opinions on marriage and lovers before the official marriage bond.

  1. 234 Essential
234 Essential podcast

AOT2 and Ugochi discuss Nigeria’s current state of affairs, from the likely increase of the Band A tariff to the other shocking news in Nigeria over the past week.

  1. Zero Conditions Podcast
Zero Conditions Podcast

The hosts invite Afro House queen Niniola, who shares her story, talking about her music industry experience, lifestyle, relationships, artistry, and more.

  1. With An S

The Afrobeats Avengers return this week with Grammy-winning producer Tejiri Akpoghene on this latest episode of “With An S”, he shares his story on working with Tems, Future and Drake, being nominated for two Grammy Awards and learning from artists like Cobhams Asuquo and Dede Mabiaku.

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