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Beyond Your Title

Omodara Adediran

8 episodes

4 days ago

In a world obsessed with labels and positions, it's easy to get caught up in the roles we play. But Beyond Your Title challenges you to think differently. It’s not about what’s on your business card or your huge following- it’s about using your influence and experience to make a difference. This podcast brings you stories from people who’ve done just that—individuals who’ve moved beyond the confines of their titles to transform their communities, workplaces, and lives. You don’t need the spotlight to make a difference. Beyond Your Title is where true influence begins.

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Food or Poison

Beyond Your Title

36 minutes 57 seconds

4 weeks ago

Food or Poison

In this episode of Beyond Your Title, Omodara sits down with Babatunde Olanrewaju, a sustainability and agricultural value chain expert, and the Lead Strategist at FutuX Agri-Consult.

Babatunde opens up about the realities of agriculture in Nigeria and why the sector cannot be ignored. He explains how agriculture directly impacts the quality and quantity of the food we eat, why growing our own food may or may not solve the bigger problem, and the many overlooked opportunities across the agricultural value chain.

From procurement to processing, marketing to communication, Babatunde highlights why young people should see agriculture as more than just farming, and how their involvement is crucial to the sector’s survival and growth.

Listen in to this episode as Omodara and Babatunde explore the challenges and possibilities within agriculture, and why the next generation needs to take an active role in shaping the future of food in Nigeria.

And don’t miss Part Two, where the conversation continues on agricultural investment, GMOs, and what it truly takes to build a secure food future.

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