Give Yourself SENSE! (The Africa counter culture rebellion)

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We seek to question all things deemed "sacred" in the African world view from Political and Religious beliefs to cultural and societal views. Some of which have hindered our development as a people. (All on a very laid back premise without the intensity of the "African" form of argument that suggests that; "there might be violence if you don't agree with me". Its all about the dialogue.... I also talk about random stuff that catches my attention 🤷🏾‍♂️

Episodes

  1. 06/22/2020

    How Nigerian young people are fast becoming likebots -the thirst to be constantly liked by everyone

    Here I talk about how a growing number of Nigerian young people are turning out to become "likebots" ( a term I've coined to refer to people who have the constant need be liked by everyone). And the things that have influenced it .

    How Nigerian young people are fast becoming likebots -the thirst to be constantly liked by everyone

  2. 06/15/2020

    African Parents don't understand the notion of choice!

    Here I talk about how African parents control every single aspect of their children's lives with the use of Culture and Religion as tools of manipulation. And how "we" might end up doing the same.

    African Parents don't understand the notion of choice!

  3. 06/14/2020

    The notion of Choice in Africa

    Africans often pretend to understand and respect the notion of of free will and choice amongst each other but in reality, our behaviour differs from anything resembling a society of acceptance. Here, I weigh in my own opinion .

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We seek to question all things deemed "sacred" in the African world view from Political and Religious beliefs to cultural and societal views. Some of which have hindered our development as a people. (All on a very laid back premise without the intensity of the "African" form of argument that suggests that; "there might be violence if you don't agree with me". Its all about the dialogue.... I also talk about random stuff that catches my attention 🤷🏾‍♂️

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