We’re joined by Ajibola Grey — lawyer, caterer, and social media influencer (yes, all three) — for an engaging conversation that jumps across culture, life choices, and personal growth.

We get into the ongoing Wizkid vs Fela conversation, unpack how making impulse decisions has shaped major parts of his life, and dive into his journey of quitting smoking — the discipline, mindset shift, and lessons that came with it.

It’s honest, entertaining, and surprisingly reflective — a conversation about choices, growth, and becoming more intentional with life.

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We’re joined by Chude Jideonwo — journalist, TV host, storyteller, and author — for a rich and engaging conversation. From being a genuine So Nigerian fan to sharing his thoughts on the growth of the podcast scene in Nigeria, Chude brings insight and depth to the conversation.

He also opens up about his deeply personal new book, How Depression Saved My Life, speaking candidly about navigating depression, choosing healing, and the discipline and mindset shifts that led to his weight loss and personal transformation.

It’s a vulnerable and insightful conversation about growth, purpose, and learning to live intentionally, even when life gets heavy.

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On this episode of So Nigerian, we’re joined by Oladipupo Adebowale, popularly known as the King of Japa, for a deep and eye-opening conversation on migration, marriage, and the realities young Nigerian couples face after relocating to the UK. We unpack why so many couples choose to leave Nigeria together, the pressures that come with starting over abroad, and how cultural shifts, financial stress, and changing dynamics can strain relationships.

From the expectations people carry into “Japa life” to the hard truths behind why some marriages don’t survive the move, this episode goes beyond the glossy version of relocation. Honest, thought-provoking, and necessary, it’s a conversation for anyone considering leaving Nigeria with a partner, or trying to make love and marriage work in a new country.

First episode of the year, and we’re back with another banger!

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First episode of the year, and we’re back with another banger!

On this episode of So Nigerian, we ease into the new year by talking about our plans, resolutions, and the goals we’re carrying into the months ahead. From personal growth and career moves to the habits we’re trying to build and break, we get honest about what we want to achieve and why this year feels different.

It’s a mix of intention-setting, realistic expectations, and a little pressure to actually follow through. Whether you’re big on resolutions or just figuring things out as you go, this episode is all about clarity, alignment, and starting the year with purpose.

For the deepest parts of our hearts, we wish you all a happy new year. A year filled with goal smashing, achievements, blessings and more of So Nigerian.

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New year, fresh energy, and a moment to look back before moving forward. In this New Year episode of So Nigerian, we take time to reflect on the year that just ended, the wins we’re proud of, the losses that shaped us, and the lessons that stayed with us.

We talk honestly about personal achievements, missed expectations, and everything in between, then round it all off with our own version of a year wrapped, the moments, memories, and milestones that defined our year on and off the mic.

It’s reflective, real, and hopeful. Whether you’re setting intentions, taking stock, or just easing into the new year, this episode is the perfect companion as we step into what’s next. Here’s to growth, clarity, and a brand new chapter

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It’s Christmas, it’s chaotic, and it’s a major milestone for us! On this special Christmas episode of So Nigerian, we’re celebrating our 150th episode the only way we know how - with good vibes, unboxing some amazing goodies, and a lot of unseriousness.

With the year winding down, we decided to let loose, reflect, and celebrate how far we’ve come, and in the process, you get to see a much crazier, more unfiltered side of Dami and Isaac. From laughter-filled moments to spontaneous energy, this episode is less about structure and more about celebration, gratitude, and holiday cheer.

If you’re in the Christmas spirit and want something light, fun, and very on-brand So Nigerian, this one is for you. Tune in, relax, and celebrate 150 episodes with us. 🎁✨

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On this episode of So Nigerian, we sit down with Melody MIA, radio host, hype woman, and one of the most electric voices in Nigeria’s live entertainment scene, for an honest and inspiring conversation about carving out space as a woman in a male-dominated industry. From commanding crowds on stage to holding her own behind the mic, Melody opens up about the journey that shaped her confidence, her voice, and her brand.

We talk about how she found her calling in hosting and hyping, the realities people don’t see behind the energy, and the misconceptions that often follow women in entertainment. Melody shares moments where being a woman worked in her favour, times when it didn’t, and how she learned to set boundaries, earn respect, and stay unapologetically herself in spaces that don’t always make room for women.

This episode is a candid exploration of confidence, resilience, and self-belief, packed with real-life stories, industry insights, and lessons for anyone trying to find their footing, especially women navigating industries where they’re often the minority. Whether you’re in entertainment, media, or just figuring out how to own your voice, this conversation will resonate deeply.

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This week on So Nigerian, we sit down with the one and only Check Edgar, host of the Why Am I Still Single podcast, a man who has somehow made navigating Lagos dating chaos both hilarious and painfully relatable. Together, we unpack the madness that is bachelor life in Lagos: the blessings, the curses, and the pure premium gbas gbos that come with it.

From ideal (but realistic!) Lagos dates, awkward run-ins with people you’ve ghosted, and the art of spotting the friendzone before it embarrasses you. Edgar also shares some of his funniest stories, unfiltered takes, and why he thinks so many people are struggling to find love in this city.

We also revisit one of our most talked-about topics: “Is cheating ever a mistake?”, and Edgar definitely did not hold back.

If you love gist, dating wahala, sharp insights, and premium laughter, this is one episode you don’t want to miss. Tune in!

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