Beyond Your Title is back for Season 2.

This season sits in the quiet space between what we do every day and what keeps calling for our attention.

Through thoughtful conversations, we explore how people find ways to show up, extend themselves, and make an impact, often without noise or recognition.

If you’ve ever felt there’s more you could contribute, beyond your role or routine, this season is for you.

Season 2 begins soon.

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In this episode of Beyond Your Title, Omodara chats with Dr Oluwatosin Osikoya, Founder of Levande Healthcare, about what really happens within the emergency response system in Nigeria and how citizens can help when emergencies occur.

Emergencies don’t give notice. Someone collapses. A child chokes. A situation escalates, and panic sets in. Dr Tosin explains why panic is often the greatest danger and why the first rule of first aid is simple but vital: ensure there is no danger to yourself before stepping in.

This discussion challenges assumptions about emergency response and focuses on the decisions made before help arrives. It is a practical conversation about responsibility, preparedness, and how calm, informed action in the first few moments can alter outcomes.

You can connect with Dr Tosin through her website:
https://firstaidbylevande.com.ng/
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In this episode of Beyond Your Title, Omodara chats with Babatunde Olanrewaju, a sustainability and agricultural value chain expert and Lead Strategist at FutuX Agric Consult.

Babatunde sheds light on the realities of Nigeria’s agricultural sector and why it remains too important to ignore. He explains how agriculture shapes the quality and quantity of our food, why growing our own food isn’t a complete solution, and the many untapped opportunities across the value chain.

In Part Two, the conversation goes deeper into GMOs, food autonomy, and the role of young people in transforming the sector. Babatunde also shares simple, practical ways everyone can help improve food safety and access to healthy food.

Tune in as Omodara and Babatunde explore the challenges and possibilities within Nigeria’s agricultural landscape — and why the next generation must play an active role in shaping the future of food.

Missed Part One? Catch up here.
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