The WLT Podcast with YOSI Toyosi David olaolu

On this episode, Myself, Boluwatife, and Anu talk about our salvation journey, struggles, and growth. Getting saved doesn’t mean you automatically leave all the things you used to do behind. It’s a journey, a process, a transformation. Never forget that. So if you are a believer, and you struggle with certain things, you’re not alone! If you also want to share your struggles or leave a message, send a Dm to @hernameisyosi on Instagram. If you aren’t saved, here’s your cue to receive the life of Christ, there’s no condemnation, when you receive the life of Christ, and constantly renew your mind with the word, All these struggles become naught over time. I love you and I’m praying for you ❤️❤️❤️❤️

What do you think christian dating entails? Do you think it is boring? Overtly spiritual? Or not romantic enough? How exactly should it be? My friends and I recently discovered that not a lot of people know what their standards should be in a relationship simply because they are “Christians” On this episode, we shed light on some of the major misconceptions people have about it and how our Christian brothers can do better!

If you survived / if you’re surviving a Nigerian University Omo you’re already a superhero. Every Nigerian knows that schooling here is definitely a sport, but let me ask you a question, what if your school tells you to pack your load and be going home in your final year?! 4 years in hell wasted? No results? Simply because of their own error? What would you do? On this episode my guest dissects the horrors of having this happen to him and how you can prevent it. Tune in, make we relate.

Nigeria has given us more than enough reasons to call her a zoo, don't you think? What with all the stories of animals swallowing money and most of our leaders acting like dancing mokeys... Join Lebi, Mo and I as we analyze why we call this country a Zoo👉👈

It's no secret that I've been an avid supporter of the #Endsars and #Endpolicebrutality movement....today i met up with a couple of friends to share our Sars experiences and remind people why we're protesting and how much our voices matter.

Lagos life and the essential things needed to counter the frustrating hustle and bustle of Lagos City (Eko) P.S : the baritone voice in the intro belongs to @18.43.76