Dating in this digital age? Omo, God dey.

In this episode, I sit down with three of my girls to unpack the lows and straight-up madness of online dating. From hilarious first messages to ghosting that left us confused, we’re sharing how the apps changed the way we date and what we’ve learned since.

Whether you're still swiping, deleting, and redownloading every other weekend or you've retired your dating profile for good, this episode is real, relatable, and full of gems.

What to expect:

• Our wildest dating app stories

• What made us download that app in the first place

• Lessons, red flags, and glow-ups

• A spicy hot take round on why dating apps might actually be the problem 👀

  
  

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In this episode of Naija Girl Talks, we're diving into the wild, weird, and slightly terrifying world of Artificial Intelligence. I sat down with my friend, Jada Mercy, to talk about how AI is affecting our lives—from the way we work and date to how we think and create as Millennials and Gen Zs.

We kept it real about the good, the bad, and the “should we be worried?” moments. Is AI helping us level up, or are we slowly becoming too dependent on the machines? Either way, the group chat had thoughts.

What we get into:

• How AI is changing how we live, scroll, and work

• Whether AI is making us smarter—or just making us lazy

• How to use AI as a tool without losing ourselves

• The cultural shift in creativity, dating, and decision-making

• Whether we’re actually cooked… or just adjusting to the chaos

🎧 If you’ve ever wondered whether ChatGPT is your bestie or your biggest threat, this one’s for you. Tap in!

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So boom—there’s a viral clip of a Nigerian mother-in-law going OFF on her Black American daughter-in-law over... a plate. Yes, a plate. And of course, we had to talk about it.

From culture clashes to respect vs. control, this convo gets real real. Are we overreacting, or is this just another episode of “Nigerian Parents Doing the Most”? Tap in and let’s get into it.

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This week on Naija Girl Talks, it’s giving group chat energy! We’re getting real about how this year’s been moving—between the wild economy, political wahala, and our own personal plot twists. It’s an honest, no-filter convo that feels like a FaceTime call with your homegirl. Grab your tea (or wine), ‘cause we’re unpacking it all—the wins, the woes, and the lessons we’re taking with us. You in?

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In this heartfelt episode of Naija Girl Talks, Olamide sits down with grief coach Dr. Chinasa Elue to explore the unique journey of grieving as a Nigerian woman. They delve into cultural nuances, family dynamics, and personal experiences that shape the grieving process within the Nigerian community. Together, they uncover strategies for healing, finding strength in vulnerability, and embracing grief as a natural part of life.
🇳🇬 Cast members:
Olamide | @UrbanDisciple 
Dr. Chinasa Elue | @DrChinasaElue 
Dr. Chinasa Elue is a professor, speaker, grief coach, and the CEO and Founder of True Titans Consulting Group. She is an expert on grief leadership in higher education and trauma-informed practices in organizational settings. Dr. Elue’s interest in grief is personal. After the devastating loss of her mother, Chinasa felt stuck in grief. Navigating loss with her support system inspired Chinasa to explore more deeply how or to what extent organizational leaders are creating spaces to support those they lead who are experiencing loss of all kinds. The ongoing pandemics and the ever-changing contexts exposed the need for even more of these critical dialogues to occur.
Resources Mentioned:
Grieving In Color Podcast
Navigating Grief as an Ada with Ekene Onu
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In this episode, ⁠Olamide ⁠and ⁠Kike⁠ discuss the pressure to uphold the "Good Girl" image in the Nigerian community and the dangers it has to one's identity. Tune in as they share their struggles with discovering their voice as women, with the pressure to be labeled as "good'. 

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New Year, Improved Me!

In this episode, Olamide does some deep reflection on what happened last year and what she plans to happen this year. In her first solo podcast, Olamide sheds light on the woman she hopes to become in 2024.

Time Stamp

01:23: The Gist

03:36: IN/OUT

17:46: 33: Fulfilled

32:14: Iyanda, Fix My Life

46:25: Outro

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In this sensational episode, I'm joined by the incredible Fumi (mahamaven) for a heart-to-heart on all things dating and mindset. From navigating the dating scene with finesse to cultivating an abundant mindset, Fumi shares her insights, experiences, and practical advice that will leave you inspired and ready to take charge of your life.

Tune in as we explore:

• The secrets to taking charge of your dating life.
• Unleashing the power of an abundant mindset for personal growth.
• Fumi's personal journey and the wisdom she's gained along the way.

Get ready to laugh, learn, and be uplifted by Fumi's magnetic energy!

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🎙️Cast members:

https://www.instagram.com/urbandisciple

https://www.instagram.com/mahamaven

e're officially in Season 5, and of course, we got all the latest gist for you. In this podcast, Olamide and Whitney have a heart-to-heart discussion about heartbreak, disappointment, and the light at the end of the tunnel. Listen as they get real and vulnerable. Find us on Apple Podcast, Spotify, and Anchor as ”Naija Girl Talks Podcast."⁣ ⁣⁣⁣⁠ If you like what you hear, catch up on another episode or two. Even send the link to a friend to get into the gist! Oshey! Don’t forget to leave a review 🗯 and subscribe! 📲

🎙 Cast Members:
Olamide (Host): www.instagram.com/urbandisciple
Whitney: https://www.instagram.com/thewhitneyshow

Intro: Last Last x Burna Boy

Outro: He Wasn't Man Enough For Me x Toni Braxton

"Oya, Let's Gist!" is a mini-podcast of Naija Girl Talks. In this segment, Taiye and Olamide (host) have a heart to heart from a Millennial to a Gen-Z about friendship, dating and post graduation life.

Intro: "Kante" by Davido
Outro: "No Competition" by Davido

🎙 Cast Member:

Host: Olamide (www.instagram.com/UrbanDisciple)
Guest: Taiye (https://www.instagram.com/ttaiyelolu/)

"Oya, Let's Gist!" is a mini-podcast of Naija Girl Talks. 

In this segment, Esther and Olamide (host) gist about what it means to live your soft life and how they embrace their softness.