Being young in Nigeria comes with its own struggles, wins, and wahala. So Nigerian is a bold social commentary podcast that unpacks pop culture, relationships, Japa struggles, social media, and everyday experiences that define young Nigerians. Hosted by Dami Aros & Isaac, we keep it real, relatable, and unfiltered—sharing hot takes, personal stories, and deep conversations that feel just like gist with your friends. If you’ve ever thought,”This Naija life no balance” then this podcast is for…
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Got any dilemmas you want us to unpack send it here sonigerian.com/Dilemma Boarding school was supposed to build character… but at what cost? From seniors collecting your food, brutal punishments and waking up at ungodly hours to bullying, “senior man” culture and the things you simply had to endure to survive Nigerian boarding school. In this episode, we’re taking a trip down memory lane with…
Got any dilemmas you want us to unpack send it here sonigerian.com/Dilemma What happens when the people you grew up with become the people you can no longer stand? In this episode, Dami and Isaac dive into the complicated world of sibling relationships, using the very public PSquare fallout as a starting point. From childhood rivalry and parental comparisons to money, business, partners and years…
Got any dilemmas you want us to unpack send it here sonigerian.com/Dilemma This week on So Nigerian, we’re hanging out with Taves — but somewhere along the way, Taves takes a backseat and Toluwani starts showing up. From music, new music and the person behind the artist, to random banter, unpopular opinions, and dilemmas, this episode is all about getting to know Taves beyond the music. We talk…
This episode is brought to you by REWRD . www.getrewrd.com SEND US YOUR DILEMMAS: sonigerian.com/Dilemma Are Nigerians actually loyal to brands, or are we just loyal to whoever gives us the best deal? From switching supermarkets because of a discount to choosing one food spot over another because of great customer service, the way we spend our money says a lot about what we value. In this episode…
Please Watch, Comment & Like https://youtu.be/Ycc8SWfEayw?si=-PJMnjBmCqHXBWW6 This week on So Nigerian Podcast , we’re joined by Betty for a deeply honest conversation about losing her mum, navigating life after such a life-changing loss, and the reality of grieving in Nigeria. Betty shares how her mum fell ill for three months before passing away just days before the New Year, the emotional…
We are Back!! So Nigerian Podcast returns with a brand new season and we’re kicking things off with a conversation unlike any we’ve had before. Loan apps have become a lifeline for many Nigerians, but they’ve also gained a reputation for relentless calls, public shaming, and aggressive debt recovery tactics. We’ve all heard the stories from borrowers, but what does it look like from the other…
As the season comes to a close, Dami and Isaac take a step back to look at everything that made it what it was — the moments, the madness, and the episodes that really stood out. From their personal favourite conversations to the ones that sparked the most reactions, they revisit the highlights of the season and share why certain episodes hit a little deeper than others. It’s honest, nostalgic,…
We’re joined by Soundz, a Nigerian music artist, for a deeply honest conversation about the emotional realities of chasing success. We talk about navigating pressure — the expectations, the constant need to deliver, and how he manages it all. Soundz speaks candidly about dealing with anxiety, self-doubt, and burnout, and how these feelings show up even when things seem fine on the outside. From…
We’re joined by Suraj, CEO of Suraj Stores and a well-known name in Computer Village, for a conversation about building a business and navigating one of Nigeria’s most competitive markets. He takes us through how he started his journey, the early challenges he faced, and what it took to grow his brand and earn trust in such a fast-paced, high-pressure environment. From dealing with customers to…
This week, it’s just Dami and Isaac for a much needed rant. They discuss the current state of the Nigerian economy and what it really feels like to be a young person trying to survive it. From the rising cost of food, fuel, and basically existing, to the everyday adjustments people are forced to make, they unpack the frustration of it all. Of course, it wouldn’t be complete without calling out our…
We’re joined by Steve Chuks — actor, host, and content creator — for a conversation centered on insecurities among men and how they show up in everyday life. We unpack the pressures men face when it comes to appearance, success, and expectations, and the things they feel the need to compromise or hide in order to fit into society’s idea of what a man should be. From physical attributes to…
