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Boarding school was supposed to build character… but at what cost?


From seniors collecting your food, brutal punishments and waking up at ungodly hours to bullying, “senior man” culture and the things you simply had to endure to survive Nigerian boarding school.


In this episode, we’re taking a trip down memory lane with someone who lived through some ...


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What happens when the people you grew up with become the people you can no longer stand?


In this episode, Dami and Isaac dive into the complicated world of sibling relationships, using the very public PSquare fallout as a starting point. From childhood rivalry and parental compa...


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This week on So Nigerian, we’re hanging out with Taves — but somewhere along the way, Taves takes a backseat and Toluwani starts showing up.


From music, new music and the person behind the artist, to r...


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Are Nigerians actually loyal to brands, or are we just loyal to whoever gives us the best deal?


From switching supermarkets because of a discount to choosing one food spot over anoth...


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This week on So Nigerian Podcast, we’re joined by Betty for a deeply honest conversation about losing her mum, navigating life after such a life-changing loss, and the reality of grieving in Nigeria.


Betty shares how her...


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