In this episode, Mr. Elegbeleye shares his life story and the challenges he faced growing up in Nigeria.

He talks about the loss of his parents at a young age, the hardships he endured, and the impact of his uncle and aunt on his life. He also discusses his experiences as a student activist and the dangers he faced during protests.

Mr. Elegbeleye emphasizes the need for change in Nigeria and encourages individuals to be agents of change themselves.

In this episode, Mrs Falohun shares her life story and the lessons she has learned along the way. She talks about her determination to pursue education and become independent.

She also discusses her marriage, the importance of cooperation and communication in a family, and the care she provided for her father in his old age.

Mrs Falohun emphasizes the need for spouses to support and help each other, and the importance of celebrating milestones together.

This episode highlights the value of caring for parents and the significance of sibling cooperation.

In this episode, Roger discusses the cost of growing up in a dysfunctional family and the importance of breaking the cycle of dysfunction.

He reflects on his own experience and the realization that not everyone grew up in a chaotic environment. Roger emphasises the need for self-reflection and taking responsibility for one's happiness. He shares personal stories of how he excised the negative patterns from his own life and the importance of surrounding oneself with positive influences.

Roger also discusses the challenges of dealing with family members who continue the cycle of dysfunction and the importance of setting boundaries.