Podcasts are a Problem in Nigeria

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Disaffected Nigerian

Olayemi Olaniyi

19 episodes

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This is a commentary podcast on Nigerian politics and culture. My objective is to promote democracy, human rights, justice, and social inclusion through balanced discourse. For the avoidance of doubt, this podcast DOES NOT promote secession or anarchy against the Nigerian state/government. The name "Disaffected Nigerian" is a representation of the disappointment the Nigerian people have towards their government owing to years of bad leadership and corruption.

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Podcasts are a Problem in Nigeria

Disaffected Nigerian

9 minutes 28 seconds

1 year ago

Podcasts are a Problem in Nigeria

This episode examines the 'Podpocalypse' (the proliferation of podcasts). Podcasts like Bahd and Boujee and the Honest Bunch thrive in sensationalism and absurdity for clicks and views. I argued that Nigeria desperately needs to have its version of the Enlightenment but podcasts make us a lot dumber.

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