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The First Take
The First Take
20 episodes
5 days ago
Exploring life through the perspectives of three Nigerians, we dive into the unique challenges and nuances of our everyday experiences. From navigating societal expectations to grappling with personal and cultural complexities, we offer our insights and reflections on what it truly means to live in today's world as a Nigerian.
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Exploring life through the perspectives of three Nigerians, we dive into the unique challenges and nuances of our everyday experiences. From navigating societal expectations to grappling with personal and cultural complexities, we offer our insights and reflections on what it truly means to live in today's world as a Nigerian.
Show more...
Society & Culture
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The "Relationship with parents" Take
The First Take
58 minutes 23 seconds
8 months ago
The "Relationship with parents" Take

In this episode, we dive into the ever-evolving dynamics of our relationships with our parents. From childhood memories to navigating adulthood, we reflect on how these bonds have shaped us, the lessons we've learned, and the challenges of bridging generational gaps. Tune in for heartfelt conversations, personal stories, and insights on the complexities of family connections.


The First Take
Exploring life through the perspectives of three Nigerians, we dive into the unique challenges and nuances of our everyday experiences. From navigating societal expectations to grappling with personal and cultural complexities, we offer our insights and reflections on what it truly means to live in today's world as a Nigerian.