JF's Musings

This is a soul searching question for every Nigerian home and abroad, young and old, rich or poor. Enough of this destructive attitude we’ve come to accept as a nation. It’s high time we stood up for what’s right. Which way Nigeria?!

This is a wake up call to us as a people and as a nation. Enough of operating with flawed mindset, it’s time to get a check into our flawed fundamentals and make things right.

This week's episode sees me sharing my perspective on how people who express emotions or are unable to deal with certain loss are termed as weak.

This is an introductory episode to the revamped podcast formerly known as Real Talks with John Fadejola. The podcast is now known as JF's Musings, with John Fadejola as the host. This will a be a platform for sharing thoughts and reflections on issues that affect us daily.

This episode seeks to knock out the notion that a particular gender is more notorious for breaking hearts and acting irresponsibly when it comes to the subject of love and relationships. There are good and bad people of both genders, and that needs to be made clear as much as possible.

There's a lot of negative energy in the air right now that threatens the well-being of our minds. It is therefore important that we find our beautiful in the midst of the chaos and that's what this episode seeks to address. Listen to John Fadejola share a few insights on how to find your beautiful.

This is episode is an expression of pain with soul searching questions as to how low our humanity has become. This is a wake up call to all of us to do better.

This episode talks about the importance of foresight in the journey of success.

Who are you? If your achievements, possession, family and the likes are taken away from you, who are you? Today's episode seeks to address the question of personal identity.

My thoughts on what Jesus Christ went through that friday on His way to the cross.

In this episode, I talked about self discovery and not just going with the trend. Understanding what's best for you at a particular point in time.

This is a reality check question. This is inspired by the fact we as humans are quick to point out the negatives in our lives that we tend to forget that there are a whole lot of things working out fine for us.

This is the debut episode of Real Talks with John Fadejola

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