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Being a student is a lot, but being a Nigerian student is shege pro max. In this episode, your favorite host, Omowunmi Adedokun is joined by Ali-balogun Muritala to share their experience as Nigerian students. EnjoyđŤ˘
Whether it was a parent who doubted our potential, a teacher who told us we couldnât do it, or a friend who made fun of our dreams, these experiences can leave a lasting mark.In this episode, award winning content creator, Dedayo Adeloye, joined by your amazing host, Omowunmi Adedokun shared their perspectives and personal stories about the topic. Donât forget to like, share, and rate this topic.Bon appetite! #lyfelately #lifelately #mtt
This week, your favorite podcast host, Omowunmi Adedokun, is joined by super start model, Mueez to discuss the shege relationship called âFrenemyâ. Itâs really a very important thing to define your relationship with people. There are a lot more you can learn about Frenemy in this episode. EhhmmâŚwe want to apologize for the audio quality of this episode, Nigeria happened to us! However, I promise you will enjoy it. Donât forget to like, comment, share, rate this podcast 5.0 and leave a review for us.Please, follow us on all social media platforms @mamatalktalkWe love you.â¤ď¸
Adulthood na scam! In this episode, Temiloluwa and Omowunmi discussed how to navigate Lyfe in your 20s. I donât want to spill the juiceđŤ˘, so stream this episode asapuuuuđ
In this episode, our host, Omowunmi was joined by an amazing group guest, Temitope and they discussed a very relatable experience. If you have experienced entitlements or you are just curious to know Temitopeâs personal experience, then this episode is for youđŤ˘
Join us every week as we discuss relatable and everyday experiences on Lyfe lately. See you later.đ¤Š
Do you want to know about different personalities in Lagos? If yes, this episode is for you!
Surviving in Lagos is not an easy task. Join me on this episode, as I delve into details of surviving in Lagos
You think Lagos is hectic during the daytime? Itâs even crazier at night. Join me on the podcast as I take you through the world of Lagos.
If you think you know what Mondays are like, think again. In Lagos, Mondays are a whole other beast. The day starts with a battle against the traffic, which seems to have a mind of its own. Then, there's the race to the market, where everything is up for grabs. Finally, there's the hustle and bustle of the workday, where everyone is fighting to make it to the end. It's a day that will challenge your patience, your sanity, and your sense of humor. But you dey always survive am, na why you be OG.
âLago De Curamo" loosely translates to Lakes. It was named by the Portuguese explorer Rui de Sequira. In this episode, we are exploring the rich history of Lagos. This is the first episode of "Inside Lagosi."
Inside Lagosi ( the series). This is a five-episode series that captures the lifestyle of Lagos. In this series, we'd talk about different aspects of Lagos, surviving in Lagos, nightlife in Lagos, and much more. This series is proudly sponsored by Mama TalkTalk Radio.
There are lots of misconceptions about the Fulanis. In this episode, we are exploring the Fulani tribe and their unique marriage culture.
In this episode, we are exploring one of the popular tribes in Nigeria, the Ijaw Tribe. Enjoy.
The travelogue podcast is back! Season 2 of Trips Thursday is here on Mama TalkTalk Radio. Fasten your seatbelt and letâs take you on a virtual tour around the world. Itâs time to explore the world. Stay tuned.
This is my entry for my first podcast contest. I didnât win the contest, but I got into the top ten list, and thatâs something to be proud ofâŚspecial thanks to almighty Allah for the inspiration. Thank you, Gindee, Wemimo and Ayo. I really appreciate your contributions. Love you! Mama TalkTalk.â¤ď¸
In this episode, we'll explore the 10 most important rules to follow if you want to survive in the hustle and bustle of Lagos, Ilu Ogbon.
In this episode, we explored Ilu Ibadan ni ile Oluyole.Let me take you on a journey to discover the soul of Ibadan, and meet the people who call it home.
In the heart of East Africa lies a vibrant, colorful city that radiates with life. Nairobi is a hub of culture, art, and energy, from its buzzing nightlife to its colorful streets.
On this episode of Gindee's show, we embarked on a virtual trip to Kenya, exploring the rich culture and diverse landscape of this bustling city.
Self discovering is an important part of personal growth, but choosing a career can even be more challenging. On this episode, I explored my journey to choosing a career choice.
Whatâs the *weirdest * thing that has ever happened to you? On this episode of Trips Thursday, we asked people the weirdest thing that has ever happened to them. If you use MTN, there is a gift for you in this episode. Listen to unlock your gift. Please, follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram: @mamatalktalk
On this episode, RokkyTalker (a co-host), and I discussed what you need to know before traveling. Enjoy!
In the dictionary of Lagos, âLagosiâ means âwahalaâ. On this episode, Lagos residents share their Lagosi experiences. Enjoy!
Lagos is a bustling city with so much wahala and stress but e no mean say you no fit enjoy yourself. In this episode, I recommended five (5) places you can enjoy yourself in Lagos with âshikiniâ or no money. Ramadan Kareem to our brothers and sisters in Islam. Enjoy!â¤ď¸
While popular culture makes you believe that Valentine's Day is only for love-struck couples, there is more to VALENTINE. On this episode, different people shared what the day of celebration, Valentine means to them.
With the theme âBe The Voiceâ, TedX Ajegunle will be another fascinating Ted Event. On this episode on Mama TalkTalk Radio, Samson Agbaeze and Adetutu Daniele, organizers of TedX Ajegunle joined me on the show to shed light on TedX events. They also spoke about the TedX Ajegunle event coming up in few days.
Hello, 2023.Congratulations! Itâs a new year! 2022 was indeed a great year, but trust me, 2023 is here with great achievements. On this episode, âHello, 2023â, we reflected on the events of 2022 and how to thrive in 2023. Have a meritorious new year.
Every student in the university faces Sapa, Shege and Stress. These guys distributes their portions equally. Sapa, the inspired our podcast topic âBeing Broke As A Nigerian Studentâ.Oluwemimo and I shared our experiences as broke Nigerian students. Tune in and listen to Mama TalkTalk radio.