EP.12: Kaduna is Twice as Low

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Northoriouspod

17 episodes

5 days ago

Northoriouspod was created by some innovative minds from Northern Nigeria with the sole aim of showcasing the region’s talent – of the best that is said and thought to use Matthew Arnold’s words; demystifying stereotypical notions and misconceptions held about the region and its people, as well as reasserting what has been left out of mainstream discourses. In a sentence, it is meant to put the region on the radar of both contemporary pulse and thought.

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EP.12: Kaduna is Twice as Low

Northoriouspod

1 hour 3 minutes 22 seconds

5 years ago

EP.12: Kaduna is Twice as Low

Here's the 12th episode of the Northorious Podcast which has Razaq, Peekay Milla, and Sly on the roundtable to discuss the ongoing UEFA Champions League, Bigbrother Nigeria, Burna Boy's recently released album, among other pertinent topics.

The pundits started their discussions with UCL, which had some shocking moments which saw Manchester City and Barcelona getting knocked out.

They delved into the currently running reality TV show, Big Brother Nigeria, the ongoing drama in the house, which contestant is most likely going to win the show, among others.

Burna Boy's recently released fifth studio album, Twice as Tall, was also the centre of their discussion. They had a general review of the project.

Furthermore, they took their time to discuss music and projects that have rocked the Nigerian music industry up until this point.

They finally beamed their torch on the recent spate of killings in Southern Kaduna, governments repeated inactions, the ripple effects, and more.