S3E22: Ovulation Will Lead You Back To Me

In this week's electrifying episode, join us as we dive into a multitude of hot topics and insightful conversations that are bound to keep you engaged from start to finish! Tobi kicks off the episode by delving into a thought-provoking discussion about accountability and addressing the alleged trend of women not taking accountability.

We then shift our focus to the world of music, where we dissect Burna Boy's recent comments on the substance of Afrobeats records. Is there truth in his claims, or are there layers of complexity to consider? Kp chimes in with his firsthand experience from Afronation in Detroit, taking you on a rollercoaster of his weekend highlights and lowlights. And that's not all – Tobi adds her own flair to the conversation by recounting her unforgettable moments at the Asake concert.

we tackle the burning question: "Is it too late to have a complicated summer romance?" Our hosts share their perspectives on modern relationships, exploring the intricacies of love, timing, and the exhilarating dance of emotions.

And of course, no episode would be complete without a glance at the music industry. We delve into a deep discussion on the trajectory of Nigerian music, examining its monumental peak in 2020 and the subsequent decline that has left many fans wondering what's next. Is this a natural ebb and flow, or are there underlying factors at play?

Get ready for an episode that combines insightful dialogue, cultural exploration, and a touch of music history. Tune in and join the conversation – it's a ride you won't want to miss!

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