Rebelling as a Rite of Passage to Adulthood

Job Hunting - More Than Just Food on The Table

Jobs, workplace impact and mental health cleverly addressed from first person POVs by the objection hosts, as Mitch re-enforces the Igbo-money stereotype to the surprise of Leke and Ope. This episode dives deeply into our work-life culture and the nuances involved in Job Hunting in one of the most competitive markets in the world, Lagos; addressing workplace toxicity and the impact of technology on the entire corporate culture.

Rebelling as a Rite of Passage to Adulthood

What is better than one Objection Podcast Episode? Two! (This episode is twice as long 😪) In this episode, we stretch the boundaries of time as we touch a topic very personal to us (not the Nigerian Government) but the first government we all experienced growing up... Parents. We hear a bit more of Mitchel's views than we'd normally as everyone shares some personal experiences and stories on the subject matter of the necessity of rebelling against one's parents.

Consequences, consequences, consequences

Businesses and government regulations, honour systems and the reward of lack of consequences on the Nigeria of today. Leke drives the conversation in this episode, asking salient questions that causes the group to express opinions on certain topics around the effects of consequences and lack of it.

Can We Talk?

Introducing The Objection Podcast, hosted by Leke Ojo, Mitchel Okorie and Opeyemi Ibrahim