This podcast aims to help listeners gain a better understanding of Nigeria’s history, politics, its infrastructure as well as the issues in the country. We want to stir up a fire within the hearts of our listeners to propel them to take action whether it includes speaking up for what is right in their immediate communities or taking large scale action. We believe that through open discussion and collaboration, change can truly begin to happen.
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