Episodes

  • Vision 2020

    Vision 2020
    Jul 2 2020
    This year 2020 began a new decade and Nigerians had high hopes for the year, we had hope for better leadership and governance. The political leadership had envisaged that Nigeria would become one of the 20 best economies in the world. This was topmost among the goals that grabbed public imagination since it was launched 11 years ago, conceived by former President Olusegun Obasanjo, in 2006, and launched by late President Umaru Yar'Adua. We have gone half pass the year already and Nigeria's economy is facing collapse instead of the initial plans by the government to become one of the 20 best economies in the world. Should we say the Nigeria government failed as a result of the world pandemic? Can we call it a blessing or a curse in Nigeria?
    Listen to Grace as she shares with us the vision 2020 and the review of the first half of the year.
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    14 mins
  • We Dey Miss Owambe

    We Dey Miss Owambe
    Jun 19 2020
    We Dey Miss Owambe
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    31 mins
  • Dear Bad Lecturers 2020

    Dear Bad Lecturers 2020
    Jun 12 2020
    Talking about our experiences in uni was the best way we could dish out activities in the Nigeria higher institutions.
    Being a student in Nigeria is the ghetto. You will have to deal with a lot of things and at the top of this list are the lecturers. Some lecturers are good but then some lecturers are without conscience.
    I know quite many undergraduate and postgraduate students who are passing through hell in the name of receiving education in Nigeria. A lot of lecturers in the Nigerian universities — most especially the public ones have turned themselves into the demigods oppressing the students, though they are supposed to inspire and empower young people within and outside the classroom.
    Some of this lecturer believe A is for God, while B is for them, so no matter the effort the student puts in he ends up with a C grade.
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    31 mins
  • Modern Day Slavery

    Modern Day Slavery
    Jun 5 2020
    Modern Day Slavery
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    29 mins
  • Black Girls ATM

    Black Girls ATM
    May 29 2020
    The average nigerian lady believes that their lovers/boyfriend should be responsible for their financial needs.


    The day you say "Will you be my girlfriend?", you become the solution to all her existing problems and even the ones that exist in her mind!


    Most relationship have gone down the drain because of MONEY. Girls don't have chil when they realized their boyfriend's or lovers are broke or not able to supply their financial needs. On the other hands there are guys too, who have make their girlfriends their ATM but this problem is not just the man/woman thing. It's the Africa mindset. It's believe that the one whom you are in a romantic relationship with should be able to give you money and provide all kinds of luxuries.


    Many women dream of getting married to a rich guy, what they have failed to realise is that their life/ their well being/the society which they may want to help will only revolve around that man's income this means they can't get things they love if the man does not have the means, so ladies should try and build themselves so they can be financially independent.


    Notwithstanding, Guyz should try to support their lovers because regardless, MONEY is the ointment that's much need in any Romantic relationship
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    22 mins
  • Men Doing Chores

    Men Doing Chores
    May 22 2020
    This Episode points out reasons chores shouldn't be gender based in the home, since everyone lives in the house and should take part in keeping it clean. As cleanliness is next to godliness, also sharing the benefits of doing chores together in a home, as it increases family bond, and aids the physical & mental development of children to being responsible adults in the society at large.
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    30 mins
  • You Suppose Dey Content

    You Suppose Dey Content
    May 15 2020
    A man who isn't contented with what he has will be pressurized to do the unthinkable to achieve that he desires to have.
    Contentment is key to living a fulfilled and satisfactory life. Join the backyard ladies on this educating episode of The Backyard Podcast to learn more.
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    29 mins
  • Fake Pastors

    Fake Pastors
    May 8 2020
    Fake Pastors
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    24 mins