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In this episode of I Am Change Podcast, Korede Azeez seeks to answer the question “how do we make Nigerian youths employable”. She chats with Fola Aina about the skills young Nigerians need to not only be more employable, but to excel in their chosen careers.

Fola Aina is an International Security Analyst and Development Policy Expert and founder Triola Aina Foundation, an NGO focused on youth development and partly on rural development. His passion for the youth shines through in the work that he does.

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This week on I Am Change Podcast, Korede Azeez has a chat with Donald Nsofor, a footballer turned Property Developer. He is the founder of Prime Halls, a premium, fully-serviced student accommodation system. Their goal is to provide the same standard of accommodation found in the UK.

Donald's dream had always been to play pro football, but by the time he started on that journey, it was too late for him to reach the heights he hoped to attain. Not letting that knock him off, he embarked on a journey of self discovery that led him down a new path to fulfillment. Donald shares what he's learned about self discovery along the way.

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In this episode of I Am Change Podcast, Korede Azeez chats with Orifunke Lawal, founder of Lady with Balls, a community of ladies that helps women achieve their goals and The Graduate Mentor, a project aimed at helping fresh graduates gain the knowledge they need to survive and excel in the real world.

We discuss actionable steps for graduates, undergraduates and young professionals who are looking to attain long-term career success. Find Orifunke on Twitter https://twitter.com/Orifunke and on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/orifunkelawal/

Resources:

https://www.catalyst.org/research/women-in-management/

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This episode of I Am Change Podcast, is all about money! Do you consider yourself financially literate? Do you really know all there is to know about managing your personal finances? Find out when you listen.

In this episode, Korede Azeez chats with Chidinma Okoli, founder of Fin Lit Africa, a digital financial education company that provides easy-to-understand content on finance and investing for young Africans.

Chidinma Okoli is an investment professional with experience working with venture-backed technology startups. For her work in the Finance and Fintech sector, she received Nigeria's 25Under25 Prize (2019) and the 2019 Diana Award. We discuss personal finance for young Africans and actionable steps to manage your finances better.

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Ever thought Nigerian food was unhealthy? Think again!

In this episode of I Am Change Podcast, Korede Azeez has a chat with Ronke Edoho, founder of popular Nigerian food blog, 9jafoodie and author of the Lose It Nigerian (LIN) books and plans. Ronke has made a name for herself and built a successful business off her passion for Nigerian food.

Listen to this episode of the podcast to hear about how she built her business and why Nigerian food is so healthy you can successfully lose weight on it. No fads, no gimmicks!

In this episode of I Am Change Podcast, Korede Azeez chats with award-winning filmmaker Kenneth Gyang about his latest film, Oloture, and what it takes to make it young in Nollywood.

Kenneth Gyang is a 2018 AFS Fellow at the University of Southern California’s School of Cinematic Arts, a graduate of the prestigious EAVE European Producers Workshop and co-founder of the film production company Cinema Kpatakpata. The company’s first feature film script Confusion Na Wa (2013) secured funding from Hubert Bals Fund in the Netherlands.

The finished film won Best Film and Best Nigerian Film at the 2013 African Movie Academy Awards as well as the Jury Prize at the 2014 Pan African Film Festival in Los Angeles.

The Lost Café (2017), his second feature was the Audience Prize winner at the Africa International Film Festival in Nigeria and Golden Palm winner at the 2018 Mexico International Film Festival. Oloture (2019), his third feature had a private screening at CAA (Creative Arts Agency) in LA and had its premiere at the 2019 Carthage Film Festival, the oldest and biggest film festival in Africa and the Arab world. Within the first week of its release on Netflix, Oloture made it to the top ten most-watched films in 26 countries across the globe.