In this episode of Saturday Brunch, we dive deep into Nollywood, YouTube movies, and the realities of being a thespian in Nigeria. 🎬 From why many Nigerians dismiss local films to how Ruth Kadiri, Montana, and Kad Productions are dominating the YouTube space, this conversation sheds light on the hard work behind the scenes.
We also touch on the difference between hard work vs smart work, Nollywood’s casting struggles, the impact of beauty standards & pretty privilege, and why collaboration is the secret to building lasting success in the creative industry.
👉 Have you watched To Kill a Monkey or any Nollywood YouTube movies recently? Drop your thoughts in the comments!
Saturday Brunch got real this week! Miracle OP and ENO sat down with Kemz Mama and Haddie for a no-holds-barred conversation about men, relationships, and double standards.
From the claim that men are the most selfish in relationships to the controversial idea that men demand peace without giving peace, nothing was off limits. The table also explored:
Why men seem like the only ones “allowed” to cheat
The lack of appreciation men say they feel in relationships
Double standards between men and women in love
The real meaning of peace in a partnership
It was raw, it was funny, it was uncomfortable at times-but it was necessary. This is one episode you don’t want to miss.
Do you think men are really the most selfish, or is it deeper than that? Drop your thoughts in the comments!
What happens when Africa’s No.1 gamer, Khalamanja, and Big Brother Naija star, Eloswag, sit down with hosts Eno & MiracleOP? 🎮🔥
This episode is packed with gaming secrets, viral moments, and unfiltered BBN gist you don’t want to miss.
Highlights:
• How Khalamanja became a world record holder & Redbull ambassador
• His first video that went crazy viral
• Tips on how to rizz a lady
• Eloswag on life inside & outside the Big Brother house
• Why education still matters even in the spotlight
• And why Khalamanja is crowned Africa’s No.1 gamer
Does marriage really make you more responsible, or is that just what society wants us to believe?
In this episode of Saturday Brunch, Miracle OP and ENO stir the pot on marriage myths, dive into the passing of a former president, and ask the big question: Is there still hope for Nigeria’s future?
Miracle is standing his ground on his opinion of the role women should play in marriage, he goes unfiltered as he reacts to a ghanian feminists who debunks his opinion of who a traditional woman should be.
On this episode of Saturday Brunch with Miracle OP, we're diving into a heated debate that's been making waves online:
Should women only marry wealthy men?
Are women today too selfish compared to traditional women?
Are potential enough in a partner, or is financial stability a MUST?
Miracle OP and Enothecitygirl hold nothing back as they react to a trending video that says "if a man isn't providing, he's just a resource waiting to be used."
Things get spicy as we debate money, love, tradition, marriage expectations, and the real sacrifices our mothers made.
Are today’s women wrong for wanting more? Are modern relationships built to last?
🎥 Featuring:
Hot takes and strong opinions
Real life examples
A conversation you definitely want to join
👇🏽 Drop your thoughts in the comments — do you agree with Miracle or Madame EP?
Don't forget to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE for more unfiltered conversations!
Welcome to the NEW ERA of Saturday Brunch with Miracle OP!
The vibes are louder, the set is fresher, and the conversations are WILDER! In this episode, Miracle OP is joined by a familiar voice-turned-face as we launch the new format with a whole lot of unfiltered talk.
From why modern women aren't dating broke guys, to 2face's new relationship saga, gender roles in marriage, and why suffering with a man is out of fashion — we’re touching it ALL. And of course, the big debate: surgery vs. gym, self-love vs. enhancement
Also, Miracle makes a wild offer — half-payment for a trip to NORTH KOREA? 😳 Fiona might just take him up on that...
Trust us, it’s laughter, chaos, and hot takes all the way through. Hit that like button, subscribe, and drop your take in the comments — we want to hear it!
Nigerian can be better, but how?
Dive deep into the conversation on topics that really matter, how can we make Nigeria better for our future. Join another episode of Saturday Brunch with miracle op as we settle pressing issues that need to be addressed, issues about NYSC, The government and the change that we all deserve.
s rap music dead? Why do record labels not invest in rap artist? Is Rap going extinct?. Terry the rapman and Our very own host with the most, Miracle OP, gives us the low down on the rap industry. This is the reason why Rap game is not relevant. For every rap enthusiasts, rap artists trying to move his p out there, this episode is for you.
Would you justify Sophie or Burbaboy on this saga. We need to make shame great again. miracle op sheds light on how society as accepted prostitution as a recognized profession, is this acceptable? Or are going to blame burna boy for lying to Sophie. Saturday Brunch With Miracle OP has never been this unfiltered.
In this exciting and candid conversation, we're joined by a fellow podcaster, who also had me on her podcast while I was in South Africa. We dive into a mix of deep conversations, fun banter, and personal stories. We talk everything from Big Brother reality TV to what makes us tick, the highs and lows of our journeys, and a lot of laughs along the way.
Expect to hear us share some juicy behind-the-scenes stories, thoughts on relationships, career struggles, and of course, my hilarious take on things. We also chat about the lessons we've learned, why I don’t believe in losing, but rather learning, and the challenges of reality TV fame.
Make sure to stay tuned as we talk about our experiences on the road, give a big shoutout to our Spotify followers, and discuss the energy of being a true podcast powerhouse in 2025! 📱🎧
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to another year of uncensored and unfiltered opinion with your host with the most. We start the year catching up with an old friend ipeleng salepa in the city of SA
🌟 Welcome to another episode of Saturday Brunch with Miracle!
In this episode, Miracle shares his unfiltered thoughts about December in Nigeria — from the excitement of "abroad people" coming back home to the party culture, overpriced activities, and why Detty December might not be all it’s hyped up to be.
In this exciting episode of Saturday Brunch with Miracle Op, host Miracle Op welcomes Mechelo, a multitalented skitmaker and professional masseur, for a deep dive into the worlds of skitmaking and massage therapy. Mechelo doesn’t hold back as he spills the tea on what really goes on behind the scenes in these industries!
In this heartfelt episode, Miracle Op. shares his frustration after being sidelined on a major project. He dives deep into the challenges of working in an industry riddled with selfishness and shortsightedness, emphasizing the importance of seeing the bigger picture.
Join him as he unpacks:
- The reality of selfish behavior in the industry
- The power and reach of platforms like Big Brother
- Why being a celebrity doesn’t guarantee stability
- How belief in dreams fuels success
- The dangers of gatekeeping and why innovation matters
Through it all, Miracle reflects on his journey, prays for better days, and shares insights that will inspire you to keep going, no matter how unpredictable life gets.
n this episode, Miracle dives deep with Nashida into the hidden sides of the modeling industry. From the glitz and glamor of Lagos Fashion Week to the reality of unspoken challenges models face daily, Nashida opens up about what truly goes on behind the scenes. They discuss the fashion culture in Nigeria, the struggles with professionalism, and the surprising experiences that come with a career in modeling. Whether you're curious about how the industry works or dreaming of breaking into it, this episode reveals everything you need to know!
n this episode of the podcast, host Miracle is joined by Anonymous to unpack a hot topic: post-nut clarity and why some men ghost women after sex. Anonymous shares her personal story of being ghosted by a guy right after they hooked up, and the conversation gets heated! The two dive into a candid discussion about modern dating, exploring whether it's just men who ghost, or if women are just as guilty of disappearing after a one-night stand.
Get a fascinating look into the phenomenon of post-nut clarity and how it affects relationships. Hear from anonymous individuals about their experiences with men ghosting women after sex.
Tune in for an eye-opening, no-holds-barred debate on dating dynamics, emotions, and the truth behind post-hookup ghosting.
n this episode of Saturday brunch with Miracle OP, our host, dives into a thought-provoking discussion with guest Asari Duke about the surprising double standards between men and women when it comes to cheating. They explore how culture shapes the perception of infidelity, examining why society tends to excuse men more easily while harshly judging women. Tune in as they break down who gets a pass, who doesn’t, and how these views have evolved—or not—over time. Don’t miss this eye-opening conversation!
This episode is full of laughs, real talk, and a whole lot of heart. Miracle OP sits down with actor and fellow thespian Felix Ugo for a powerful conversation that touches on everything from sports and politics to childhood dreams, family, faith, and the long journey of finding your path in life.
🎙️ Topics we cover:
- AFCON & the emotional power of sports 🇳🇬⚽
- Growing up in a military (but really aviation!) home ✈️
- Reuniting with an absent father after years of prayers 🙏🏽
- Being raised by a strong, God-fearing single mom 💪🏽
- Early Nollywood days & falling in love with acting 🎬
- Pilot dreams, pastor vibes, and life behind the camera
- Lagos living, modeling for Fanta & Coca-Cola, and being a lowkey FIFA champion 🎮🔥
Whether you're tuning in for the vibes, the story, or the pancakes — you're in for a treat.
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On this episode of Saturday Brunch with Miracle OP, we have an unexpected guest on the show...