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The Chidera Onuoha

The Chidera Onuoha

By: Star girl Chi ✨
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 So my name is Onuoha Chidera Stephenie ✨. When I am not eating or sleeping, I love to live my dreams. Podium speaking and being in front of a camera gives me butterflies . I believe someday, the whole world would know my name and here my voice. So I am a step ahead in making that a reality by bringing you this podcast. I have so much light to give, so expect episodes that are consistent with my personality, ones that reflect “ who I am” and most importantly “ whose I am”. Every Friday at 5pm, we’re seeing the world through my lens. Email: chideerah@gmail.com Instagram: @thechideraonuohapodStar girl Chi ✨ Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Then vs now

    Then vs now
    Sep 30 2025

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    1 min
  • S2EP9: The Grace to be human

    S2EP9: The Grace to be human
    Sep 5 2025

    In this episode Chidera talks about “ The Grace to be human” simply meaning imperfect humans helped by a perfect God.


    Enjoy 🧡


    Connect with us :

    Instagram: @thechideraonuohapod

    TikTok: @TCOpodcast

    Email: Chideerah@gmail.com

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    30 mins
  • S2EP8: Dear First born daughter .

    S2EP8: Dear First born daughter .
    Aug 19 2025

    In this episode Chidera is seated with Erica Queenie and they discuss the highs and lows of being a first born daughter especially in this part of the world.


    Every first born finds a safe space in this episode and everyone that listens honestly has a more in depth understanding of what First born syndrome is really about.


    Happy Feasting 🧡



    Connect with us

    Instagram: @thechideraonuohapod

    TikTok: @TCOpodcast

    Email: Chideerah@gmail.com

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    49 mins
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