In this thought-provoking episode, I sit down with Daniel Gomagallah Herbert, author of the powerful new book “We Need You Poor So That We Can Rule: The Voice of the Political Manipulator.”
We explore:
• What inspired him to use satire as a lens to tackle the deeply serious issues of poverty and political manipulation.
• The systems he believes intentionally sustain poverty for political gain.
• And what kind of reaction or societal change he hopes to spark in readers — especially among young people and aspiring leaders.
Whether you’re passionate about politics, advocacy, or storytelling, this episode will challenge how you think about power and poverty in our society.
You can grab a hardcopy here : https://selar.com/b1l534
In this interview session with MI Abaga, I sat down with "The Guy" to discuss why he started IMF and how Tasck is shaping the creative space in Africa.
Here is what he has to say.
Waste management in Nigeria faces several challenges, including inadequate infrastructure for waste collection and disposal, insufficient funding and resources for waste management programs, lack of public awareness and education on proper waste disposal practices, indiscriminate dumping of waste in open spaces and water bodies, and limited enforcement of environmental regulations.
These issues contribute to environmental pollution, health hazards, and negative impacts on ecosystems and communities.
Joey Shekwonuzhibo & Christy Makut discussed these issues and how to mitigate them in our communities with Asibi Akwa Felicity, Monday Akubuokwu, and June Elsie.
In this episode, I sat with the founder of Just relax reusable menstrual Pad. I know when it comes to the woman and her hygiene when it's the time of the month as popularly known as Korea Japan by many men, a lot of people would ask, is it really very safe to patronize a reusable pad?
Well, be my guest, listen to till the end, watch the full video of the interview on my website or youtube
In the past few years, we have had a lot of organizations on the Plateau who organize events for the awareness, of drug abuse, and what makes this one different is because Aibeth Centre is infusing, birdwatching, hiking, and Community Cleaning, and selected participants will be given Economic trees.
In this episode, I met Abel Gimbal, Co-founder & President of Aibeth Centre, to talk about plans to make this event Frequent.
In this episode, I sat with Celestine Audu, a social media specialist, who's into Social Media marketing. As a major key player in the Jos Social Media ecosystem, we explored the issues around why everyone suddenly wants to plan and execute events in Jos, Plateau State, opportunities, and solutions.
If this is of great concern to you, kindly add your voice.
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The city of Jos, especially the Facebook community have been heated in the last days following the controversies around the bragging rights to who owns the rights to the tagline, “Made in Jos”.
Multiple factions have popped up, taking sides with either social media personality, Jerry Doubles, Fashionprenuer Yaargata Dach or hold unto neutralilty of things, watching to see how the next couple of days would unfold.
I had a chat with Yaargata Dach, a Fashionprenuer and convener to the Made in Jos for Just Fashion Show and also, Amama Benn Benedict, a mediaprenuer on my podcast.
Both had a lot to say, clearing the air to certain unchecked boxes and question marks hovering in the past days in regards to the bragging rights of who really owns the tagline to “Made in Jos”.
In this episode, I sat with Dr. Elvis to talk the future of Food tourism and how it can attract and exchange cultures from diverse ethnicity in form of food.
Alot of people most have read or heard about student support groups in Universities and this is not an exception. In this episode, I sat with the executives & representatives of AIESEC to talk about what we need to know about them and how they've been helping students to be employable and ready for the future of work.
Join us as we also talk about the Career Fair which is coming soon at the University of Jos.
Kàsúwàn Kúgiyá Radio Drama
Episode 18: Pallaitive- Kàsúwàn Kúgiyá Radio Drama
Onuh returns with China to help his people fight against the covid19 virus. A stranger is already present in the community, brainwashing and selling fake nose masks and other things to the people, Onuh must find a way to fight this man and stereotype to win the trust of his people.
Episode 17: Correct Informate - Kàsúwàn Kúgiyá Radio Drama
Honorable Jude and his cohort will not let the people of kugiya community have access to all the covid-19 materials freely given by the government. He sees his action as a way of punishing them for not voting.
Mr. Ola’s daughter’s wedding is just by the corner, he wants an elaborate wedding. All efforts by Emeka to make his father-in-law see reason as to why the elaborate wedding won’t work is futile. The government has warned against all social gatherings of more than fifty persons in attendance. For Mr. Ola, it’s a ploy Emeka to carry his daughter away cheaply.
Episode 14: Doubts - Kàsúwàn Kúgiyá Radio Drama
Honorable Ademu has vowed to destroy the peace and unity in Kugiya community. The community takes his word for it. Today has the pandemic crawls across countries, Ademu rushes to his community to warn them of the danger coming. Will his people take any word coming from him to be true, will the virus consume them? Find out.
Sule is adamant, his wife and daughter try telling him to be more careful, seeing that is a man of the public but Sule is convince that covid-19 is out for the old and not the young. He's asked by the village head to represent him in a market meeting, what happens after gaps the mouth of the people in the market.
A student pastor will not allow his fellow students to believe in the existence of covid-19, he believes in the power of faith to fight every form of sickness, is he right? This episode says it all.
