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Conversations With A Naija Girl

Conversations With A Naija Girl

By: A Naija Girl
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 As a youth in your 20s living in Lagos, Nigeria, you know there are a lot of drama and questions that come to you. How about we discuss some of these things with each episode of this podcast..... Or just listen to hear gist *Wink*. We discuss everything from our annoying bosses, to mental health, to Lagos traffic and relationships. Let's unbox the 20s challenge.

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Episodes
  • Valentine’s Wahala: Just Enjoy the Tea!

    Valentine’s Wahala: Just Enjoy the Tea!
    Feb 12 2025

    It’s that time of the year again—lovebirds everywhere, overpriced flowers, and all the Valentine’s Day drama! In this episode, I chat about what Valentine’s means to me, how I celebrate (or don’t), and why I think it actually matters. And of course, I have to tease the single people a little—no hard feelings, just enjoy the tea! Grab a snack and let’s gist!

    #ConversationsWithANaijaGirl #ValentinesDay #LoveAndWahala #SinglePringles #GistWithMe

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    19 mins
  • Who Created Beauty Standards?

    Who Created Beauty Standards?
    Jan 18 2025
    On today's episode we dive into what beauty is and who should be the person in charge of these standards.

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    12 mins
  • New Year... SAME OLD ME!

    New Year... SAME OLD ME!
    Jan 7 2025
    2025 Goals... or not. Let's talk about how 2025 is looking, cause this Naija girl is just looking....

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    9 mins
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