December Came. Harmattan Didn’t.

LEFT OUT !!!

Nigeria has 29million people living with disability. The buildings don’t have ramps, the buses don’t have access, hospitals don’t have interpreters and somehow nobody is talking about it. Well we are now ….! Share your thoughts in the comments

Why you act the way you do-This isn’t about being a melancholic

Your birth order might be quietly shaping how you spend, what you keep, and how you deal with waste. In this episode, we look at data from 115 people and find a clear pattern. Firstborns tend to repair and hold on to things; lastborns grow up in more circular settings but spend more emotionally; and middle children fall somewhere in between in ways that might surprise you.

COLLABORATING TO GROW

How Public-Private Partnerships Drive Development-We explored climate development through the lens of public-private partnerships and how collaboration between government and business can unlock real, scalable solutions.

RUN FOR YOUR LIFE (JAPA! ) but what if climate change is part of the story?

In this episode with Kira, we discussed climate migration exploring how flooding, desertification, and rising temperatures are shaping migration patterns in Nigeria and beyond. Climate change may not always be the visible reason people leave, but it is increasingly a driver of displacement.

December Came. Harmattan Didn’t.

Together with our guest Etomi, we took a trip down memory lane, revisiting childhood holidays and bonding over one major mystery the missing harmattan. The holidays are over, but harmattan never showed up. No dry mornings, no dusty breeze, just confusion. We break down why this season feels different, connect the dots between changing weather patterns, climate change, and even touch briefly on the recent fire outbreak in Lagos and how extreme heat play a role. It’s part storytelling, part climate reality check