Top 5 Podcasts of the Week | Nigeria

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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 latest episode features the author and creator of the “Smart Money Woman” TV series, Arese Ugwu. Together, the women share their wisdom on several conversations and dilemmas, then discuss season 2 of the TV series and steps to take towards having healthy and mature conversations concerning money in friendships and relationships.

  1. Dear Ife Series 

Ife returns to the chart this week with filmmaker Omoni Oboli. The actress opens up about her married life. Together, both women talk about early marriages, failed IVFs, and many more conversations that should not be shushed in African homes.

  1. #WithChude

Chude Jideonwo invited comedian and skitmaker Oluwadolarz to his podcast, where the entertainer revealed that he suffered from depression for half a year in 2023. He said he was unable to create content nor leave his room. He also opened up about what he did that made him publicly apologise to his wife.

  1. Loose Talk
Loose Talk podcast

The hosts of Loose Talk discuss several things that happened in Nigeria in the past week. From the President rearranging his cabinet, the release of the Binance executive, the Hijack ‘93 movie, and the Super Eagles being awarded over the Libya case.

  1. With an S 

In this episode of “The Toyé Show,” Toyé reflects on his early music career, the moment he committed to his craft, and his latest project, “Wahala in Paradise.” He discusses his unconventional beginnings, artistic influences, and the importance of staying true to his sound.

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