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Abiola vs Abacha: How they died and why they died (Part 2)
How exactly did MKO Abiola die? How exactly did former head of state, Sani Abacha die? What role did Wole Soyinka, IBB’s late son, Femi Falana, Bola Tinubu, RMD’s late wife MEE, Shehu Sani, Kudirat Abiola and others play in this macabre story?And why exactly should you be grateful?I go way back - through my narration, a panel of Nigerians remembering that terrible period Gen Z may be unaware of, and exclusive interviews with Abiola’s son Abdulmumuni, activist Dapo Thomas who fought alongside Abiola, and June 12 historian Abraham Oshoko. ABIOLA vs ABACHAAn October 1 SpecialThe full episode is available tomorrow 7am on @Chude on YouTube and on withChude.com. It’s the first of our special series celebrating 25 years of democracy in Nigeria. #WithChude#TheCCCPodcast#AbiolaVSAbacha Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Abiola vs Abacha: How they died and why they died (Part 1)
How exactly did MKO Abiola die? How exactly did former head of state, Sani Abacha die? What role did Wole Soyinka, IBB’s late son, Femi Falana, Bola Tinubu, RMD’s late wife MEE, Shehu Sani, Kudirat Abiola and others play in this macabre story?And why exactly should you be grateful?I go way back - through my narration, a panel of Nigerians remembering that terrible period Gen Z may be unaware of, and exclusive interviews with Abiola’s son Abdulmumuni, activist Dapo Thomas who fought alongside Abiola, and June 12 historian Abraham Oshoko. ABIOLA vs ABACHAAn October 1 SpecialThe full episode is available tomorrow 7am on @Chude on YouTube and on withChude.com. It’s the first of our special series celebrating 25 years of democracy in Nigeria. #WithChude#TheCCCPodcast#AbiolaVSAbacha Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Don’t take a promotion that will destroy your destiny | What I learnt from Ali Baba
trailerChude: You need to know in life, the things that you can do and you cannot do. Many years ago, I received another invitation to join the government in Nigeria at the highest levels, and I called my second mother, Obiageli Ezekwesili. I said, ‘Aunty, he’s putting me under pressure; he wants me to join this government’. So she asked me a question: “In your deepest of hearts, do you think that you could truly make a difference in that position at this time and will it give you joy?”I thank God she framed the question like that because it became very easy for me to answer. I said no. Ali Baba says when Obasanjo wanted him to be a minister at the time, he didn't do the things that they asked him to do “because he knows himself.”Sometimes, people ask me, why don’t I join the government? I say it’s not, because of some moral superiority because government needs to be joined. We need people to join government, we need politicians, we need public servants but one must look at one’s self and say: is that the environment in which I would most thrive?Can I wake up every morning and still keep my Soul and Spirit in this position?Will I get joy from doing this?Will I feel a deep sense of satisfaction doing this thing no matter how much it will ‘change my life’?Many people have gotten into positions that have robbed them of their integrity their soul’s purpose, of what makes them special. And most times it’s because we feel that every opportunity that comes we must grab, that every road or door that opens that we must enter. We need the presence of mind and self-awareness to know what is for us and what isn’t for us - and to stay in our most authentic truth. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Even if you are almost lifeless in a hospital, there is still hope | What I learnt from Saheed Balogun
trailerSaidi Balogun says he almost died after this accident - nobody thought he was going to survive. He was bed ridden for three months.And then, many years later, he confronted the worst business decision he ever made - he invested N25,000,000 in a movie, the movie was pirated and he only made N800,000 For the first time ever, he reveals that - already a celebrity - he was penniless and homeless. So, his mother asked him to come back to Nigeria and to visit her in Lagos Island - where she had some of the pirated copies. Then she said to him: “Do you remember when you were lifeless, and nobody thought you were coming back to us and I stayed with you and I nursed you and you came back and you lived? If you could survive that, you would survive this.” He learnt that life can be breathed into any situation. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

S6 Ep 51Atunyota Alleluya ‘Alibaba’ Akpobome sits #WithChude
How exactly did Obasanjo change AliBaba’s life? Why did people doubt for years that he was making millions as a comedian - and insist his first wife was funding his lifestyle? What does he feel about not having a national award - when he essentially built the comedy industry? What does he think about the public battles between Basketmouth, AY and others? And what has learnt from a life of so many accomplishments and so many boundaries broken? Then: the legend shared with me gist for days! Soooooo much inside gist about the most hilarious moments with Nigeria’s politicians, chief executives and diplomats. You have to hear the stories! This one? Another #WithChude classic. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

S6 Ep 50Saheed Balogun sits #WithChude
Bed ridden for three months after his car somersaulted and he almost died, Saheed Balogun learnt the greatest lesson of his life - that he can survive anything. A few years later, he invested N25 million in a film, pirates ravaged the film and he only made N800,000 in return. He says he has never said this anywhere; he ended up homeless, penniless and wanting to end his life. His mother reminded him: Do you remember when you were in the hospital almost lifeless and nobody thought you were coming back to life? Well, here he is now - and he has come to testify. In addition, we discuss how he has managed the marriage ‘scandals’, how he has dealt with the Baba Ijesha controversy, and why he is unabashed in his support for Bola Tinubu, even if some of his fans disagree. A veteran with 40 years in the industry under his belt, #WithChude today. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

S6 Ep 49Forget society and do what you really want to do in this life | What I learnt from Charles ‘Charly Boy’ Oputa
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S6 Ep 48I’ve never understood people who hold on to youth desperately | What I learnt from Adesuwa Onyenokwe
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S6 Ep 47The first thing my husband told me when we met was that he had a child with another woman — Adesuwa Onyenokwe
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S6 Ep 46I spent a lot of time with gay and trans people in my youth, and that influenced me — Charly Boy
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S6 Ep 45Bimbo Ademoye’s Nollywood, Ruth Kadiri’s Nollywood and all 8 industries that actually exist
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S6 Ep 44“Most of the top directors and filmmakers in Nollywood are Yoruba” | #WithChude
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S6 Ep 43My London husband raped me twice in one week | Japa!
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S6 Ep 42Remembering Mohbad: The death has roused the nation withChude.com
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S6 Ep 41My London husband beat me for 6 hours | Japa!
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S6 Ep 40#ChudeExplains: Gender Identity
What does it mean to be a trans woman or trans man? Also, what’s the difference between a trans persons, a cross dresser and a drag queen? And what’s the difference between sex, sexuality and gender?Does identity trump biology? Are trans identities unfair to biological men and women? Is it fair to call it ‘trans ideology’? Is this the reality of the world that you have to accept? These are questions and realities the world and Nigerians are dealing with, reacting to, wrapping their heads around. And today, on #ChudeExplains, we dive in DEEP. On the show, we have a trans woman, we have a trans man, we have people who are allies of trans people, and we have people who are skeptical of trans identities. We have a robust, insightful debate - and I hope this brings more light than heat ❤. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

S6 Ep 39“Bobrisky is a crossdresser and James Brown is a drag queen” — Tobi the Creator
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S6 Ep 38The full story: How Sen Ekweremadu was JAILED in London for organ harvesting (2)
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S6 Ep 37The full story: How Sen Ekweremadu was arrested in London for organ harvesting (1)
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S6 Ep 36This is how to be confident, no matter the problem you are in | What I learnt from Samuel Olatunji
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S6 Ep 37Whatever they throw at you, this is why you have to keep going | What I learnt from Obi Cubana
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S6 Ep 35My friends told people I used my sick wife for money ritual - Obi Cubana
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S6 Ep 34Why I told Toyin Abraham to shave her armpits and ditch her slippers - Samuel Olatunji
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S6 Ep 33Make the sexual decisions that work for you | What I learnt from talking about sex
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S6 Ep 32How you should Japa (immigrate) from Nigeria Part 2
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S6 Ep 31I japa from Nigeria to Saudi Arabia because they pay doctors better there - Wakawaka Doctor
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S6 Ep 30“There are clitoral orgasms, anal orgasms… financial orgasms” — Sharon Anene
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S6 Ep 29Spyro says this is the reason he didn’t succeed really | What I learnt
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S6 Ep 28Full 90-minute interview with Onyeka Onwenu: “My marriage could have killed me if I had stayed”
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S6 Ep 27Whether I ‘fornicate’ or not as a born-again Christian should be left to God - Spyro
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S6 Ep 26The first comment he saw after America’s Got Talent was negative | What I learnt from Josh2Funny
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S6 Ep 252016 was the worst year of my life and this is how I survived it | What I learnt from Tosin ‘OloriSuperGal’ Ajibade
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S6 Ep 24I didn’t apply to America’s Got Talent; I thought their mail was a scam - Josh2Funny
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S6 Ep 23I lost over 1 million Instagram followers in one day, and then had to go for surgery - Tosin ‘OloriSuperGal’ Ajibade
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S6 Ep 22I got my first job in an oil company before doing NYSC | What I learnt from Uzor Arukwe
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S6 Ep 21There is a time when everything falls apart and all you have is faith | What I learnt from Obiwon Obiora
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S6 Ep 20Why I was fired from my job at Etisalat - Uzor Arukwe
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S6 Ep 19The youth of a church invited me to sing, but the pastor rejected me - Obiwon
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S6 Ep 18My ex-es are my best friends | What I learnt from Ego Ogbaro
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S6 Ep 17How can anyone say the Kadarshians don’t have jobs? | What I learnt from Frank Itom
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S6 Ep 16Once I left Lagbaja, the people who made promises to me disappeared - Ego
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S6 Ep 15I went to therapy because my girlfriend said I was gay - Frank "Itom" Ileogben
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S6 Ep 14The thing that made me reject a job in the federal government the second time | What I learnt from Ifedayo Agoro
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S6 Ep 13Don’t define people based on their worst moment | What I learnt from Seyi Awolowo
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S6 Ep 12I didn’t pick my mother’s call ‘cause of a movie, and then she died - Ifedayo of DANG
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S6 Ep 11I still don’t know why my father disowned us - Seyi Awolowo
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S6 Ep 10This is the real difference between Hollywood and the genius of Nollywood | What I learnt from Stanley Okorie
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S6 Ep 9My father called me a vagabond because I left my career to follow music — Stanley Okorie
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S6 Ep 8Religion has been a force of wickedness in too many lives | What I learnt from Mithrol Iruvwe
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S6 Ep 7My mother and uncle monitored me at night to ensure I didn’t sleep and fly off to a coven — Mithrol Iruvwe
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