Off the Wall to Invincible

Who belongs where? Who gets to stay, who gets to say? Follow me, as I debunk the Immigration Crisis: another modern myth that keeps people from focusing on what can lead to change. #podcast #migration #immigration #kamalaharris #donaldtrump #foreignpolicy #africa #europe #globaleconomy 

Previous podcast, we unpacked why the heart of constitutional change is ethnic fixes but financial redesign. Now we show why we need not just older citizens but the next generation to lead the conversation. Do you think so too? #africa #nigeria #constitution #youth

Change the constitution is a constant chorus I think the main reasons given are weak: it's always ethnic this, ethnic that... I also think, the narrative controllers should give way for a generational rethink of what really matters. I think, it should be money. Let me know what you think...

Nigeria is Africa's largest economy, and with over 1.2 million smallholder farmers, plus, more #agricultural ⁠⁠#research⁠⁠ institutions than anywhere else across the west African region, Oyo State is of strategic importance to food production. The health of farmers is my subject, and I'm live on Crest 91.1 FM in the state capital, Ibadan. #rabobank #wouterplomp #greaterlagosrising #peterobi

a crunch here, a snip there, and West Africa's most famous cuisine! #jollofrice #africanfood #africancuisine #kitchen #cooking

Long-awaited Michael Jackson biopic is set for release April 18, 2025. Bound to break records, audiences will be curious about key roles and the scope of one of the most important stories of modern entertainment, art & culture.

Thematic review of genre-sweeping vocal range that makes Invincible Michael Jackson’s ballad epoch.

A story arc that connects Michael Jackson’s 1st & final adult solo albums, highlighting Invincible’s position in the wider culture conversation.

Nigeria is Africa’s largest economy, and our politics is mostly driven by ethnic rivalry. 2023's general elections have unraveled an underbelly of lingering social & deepening economic crises. The Yoruba, 40 million population, are the new arrowhead. What is the impact of recent political choices, in the context of emerging global trends?  What future will the next generation of Nigerians face, based on our current choices? This rare exclusive about Yoruba politics, plus, an intro into an 80,000 year old African science, will surprise you.

  Apart from Health, my other obsession is Education  Rightly so, because these 2 are the keys to developing human capital And, people, not GDPs, not infrastructure, are the true measure of development   Did you know $2 billion is lost to brain drain from educated Nigerians such as doctors,  yet 20 million Nigerian children are out of school?    To solve Education’s million-dollar challenge, watch today’s video podcast - with a teaser from Who Wants To Be a Millionaire 😜   #WorldTeachersDay #SDG4 #Education #Neurodiversity