ISU Unilag Podcast

Igbo Resilience - Ike

🎙️ Welcome to the ISU UNILAG Podcast! From the bustling streets of Lagos to the roots of our ancestors, one thing remains constant: the unbreakable Igbo spirit. Join the Igbo Students Union of the University of Lagos as we dive deep into the heart of Nka na Nzere—the legendary Igbo resilience. How does the philosophy of Onye kwe, Chi ya ekwe apply to surviving Akoka exams, navigating everyday life, and building empires from scratch? Through captivating stories, rich history, and candid conversations with students, alumni, and trailblazers, we explore how to weaponize our heritage for success today. 🎧 Tune in, connect with your roots, and ignite your inner hustle. Ndi banyere anyi, nnoo nu!

Easter Edition: Relearning the Reason for the Season in details with a Special Guest

This Easter, go beyond the chocolate eggs and spring flowers. In this special edition, we take a thoughtful, in-depth look at the true meaning of Easter—unpacking its historical roots, spiritual significance, and why the resurrection story still resonates today. Joining us is a special guest who brings fresh perspective and heartfelt insight to help us relearn what this season is really about. Whether you're deeply rooted in faith, spiritually curious, or simply seeking a more meaningful Easter, this conversation offers space for reflection, rediscovery, and renewal. Tune in for a meaningful discussion that bridges tradition with modern life—and reminds us all why Easter matters.

Love in Igbo Marriages: New vs Old

In this first episode of the ISU UNILAG Podcast, we dive into one of the most personal and evolving conversations in our culture — love and marriage. How did our grandparents experience ịhụnanya within the framework of Igbo tradition? And how is that changing for a new generation balancing ọmenala with modern ideas of romance and compatibility? We explore the tension between the old and the new — what we've inherited, what we're questioning, and what still holds true. Whether you're e lụọlụ or still waiting for ọ họrọ gị, this conversation is for you.