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 podcast

The ladies returned from their trip to Ghana, and they had a lot to unpack concerning Nigerian corporations and the inadequate services rendered. They also talk about when is the right time for a couple’s trip and the importance of practising safe sex.

  1. So Nigerian
So Nigerian podcast

The hosts talk about extended families in a Nigerian home. They share their experiences of having extended families present in their lives and the importance and need to discontinue their relationships with some of these people.

  1. Zero Conditions 
Zero Conditions Podcast

Melody, Excel and Motolani climb the chart with their latest episode on Engagements. They discuss pop culture, Afrobeats, lifestyle, and the exciting happenings around these things.

  1. Road to 30
Road to 30 Podcast

The hosts invite Rhema, Olivia, and Jasper, who all share their tales in Nigeria and the current realities of every Nigerian. They also talk about the rising cost of living and how they manage to stay in touch with their friends in the digital age.

  1. 234 Essential
234 Essential podcast

Ugochi and AOT2 talk about the national grid collapsing again for the sixth time within the year, Clarence Peters’ new film on Netflix, “Inside Life”, and other stories around Nigeria this week.

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