The Centriquee Podcast

When you hear DETTY December what comes to mind? Festivities and chilling with the big boys. We came through yet again with a bang on this episode. We talked through the moments that come with festivities especially the ‘I JUST GOT BACK’ (IJGB) trend in Lagos and other things in between. Also my guest Amal gives takes us to Uganda, as she shared how Christmas is celebrated in Uganda, taking us a bit down memory lane. You’d absolutely enjoy this Boxing Day episode.

The Dating scene in Lagos, Nigeria is quite rigorous, and many will say it takes lots of scheming and pushing endless limits. Its almost like a course which should be studied. On this episode, two "Lagos boys" Prodigy and Efe take us through what the dating pool is like in Lagos, also they share even personal experiences. Quite a handful of takeaways from this episode. Happy feasting!

The choice of whether or not to have mentors is quite tricky for young people. In this episode, we are privileged to have Kalada Apiafi the Chairman of Wider Perspectives Ltd, a JCI lifetime member (Senator), management consultant, trainer and a mentor of mentors. He helps us shed invaluable light on the do’s, don’ts and much more about mentorship.

In Nigeria it’s called Sugar Mummy, Sugar Daddy or an umbrella term ‘Glucose Guardian’ some people say Destiny helpers! In this very exciting conversation on the podcast, we discuss their usefulness to the society. Stay with Us 💯💙

In Lagos city, the key is survival. On this fun episode we discuss 10 key ‘must haves’ for every Lagosian or wannabe residents of Lagos! This is a free expo and every Lagosian’s guide. Enjoy! Èkó ò ní bàjé

Love can be found in the least places you imagine, but finding love is not a guarantee that you will keep it forever. On today’s episode our guest Michael Ngene shares his experience with finding love on a reality tv show. We also have premium gist about love and everything in between. Happy Valentine’s Day to you 🎈Thank you for listening and do share with friends.

It's the last day of the calendar year and there is still so much to be thankful for.  Life, as they say is not a bed of roses and we have managed to stick it out through a pandemic year. Shout out to Riyah Abdul and Sammdandy my guests on today's episode for 'gisting' us about their 2020 experiences and inspiring us to keep the right attitude for the new year! What an amazing way to wrap up! Massive appreciation goes out to all our listeners through the course of the year. It has been an amazing ride. Cheers to a successful 2021

Seperating your worklife & personal life can be a chore in this day and age. Friend requests from bosses & superiors flooding in, in their numbers, and the confusion sets in. Do I accept or decline? This is the conversation we have on today's podcast and I have 2 people 'Gbolahan Yusuf' and 'Tayo Fatokun' to share their interesting experiences and their thoughts on this topic. Enjoy the episode and don't forget to share with friends. Don't hoard good things

Since early October we have witnessed veryunprecedented protests and agitations from young people in Nigeria and across the world begging for an end to police brutality and an end to the Special Anti Robbery Squad (SARS)  garnering widespread attention from the international society. In solidarity with the movement, on this episode we discuss some pertinent issues, developments and experiences which all are offshoots of the END SARS movement. A big "Thank you" to Broadcast Journalist Gbenga Aborowa for lending his voice and sharing from his wealth of knowledge on this episode. We cannot wait to hear from you too and in the meantime we hope that you continue to fight for justice. 

Life as a single person offers many rewards, such as being free to pursue your own hobbies and interests, learning how to enjoy your own company, and appreciating the quiet moments of solitude. However, it could get even more interesting sharing it with your own "person". On today's episode of the podcast, one of our very finest and interesting millenials Adedoyin shares with us his perspective on dating life. This was a very fun conversation and we cannot wait to hear your thoughts.  

You cannot build great  relationships if you do not understand the  thoughts feelings and perceptions of others. This week on the Centriquee podcast we talk about embracing empathy, humanity and learning to take a walk in other people's shoes before doing the things that we do.  Shout out to our guest and friend 'Inyang Edoho' who is a content producer and writer who joined to share her candid thoughts on the podcast.

For a long time the boy child has mostly been neglected in terms of training. While young girls are taught and trained to be good wives, good mothers etc. Boys are expected "to be boys". The recent issues and menace about rape and rape culture in our society are evidence that we need to refocus our energy on training the boy child to be better men. On This episode we have Elovia Afakpe (Boy Child Advocate) who shares with us on the need to teach young boys to become good men. Listen and share your views.

Focusing on our journey is key as we go through life. On this episode Liz shares about owning your journey and keeping it real with your self without making constant comparisons on your success.

This episode is a simple 12 mins episode where we talk about the housing and the house hunting experience in Lagos Nigeria. Also tipping on some things to look out for when looking for a house. Enjoy!

It’s Birthday week! So On this episode, I put myself on the spot by answering a few get to know me questions. I’m sure you’d have fun! 🎉🎈

You know how often young people feel conflicted about ‘office romance’ and dating someone at work? On this episode Liz discusses briefly her own understanding of the common idea of ‘office romance’ and what it is often like. There’s also a guest TY! and she shares her own thoughts on where she stands with office romance and how best to go about it. Enjoy and share your thoughts 🌟

On this exciting Episode, I (Centriquee) had a chit-chat with one of my hommies Damilola Jones about what adulting means to us, and learning to just ‘be’ in the face of the pressures of growing up and acting a certain way reflective of an adult.

The realities of our daily life can be suffocating, both home and abroad. Societal ills like rape, racism, security etc are all around us. It’s easy to slip into worry, and get anxious. On this episode I share some ways to deal with anxiety & worry. I hope you enjoy it 🌹

On this episode which is a continuation of our previous relationship talk.. we spoke about love and other matters in relationship with this young and in love couple who have been married for a year.

On this exciting episode I sat down to talk with a beautiful young couple who have been married for a year, their love is story very relatable for the dating scene of the millennial generation. This episode was cool and majorly vibes. Enjoy!

In recent times, the concept of working remotely has been said to be the future of work. As young people, we are constantly faced with having to grow with times and technology, on this episode I had a chit - chat with Ibilatte Braide on remote work and all the nitty gritty involved in remote work. I hope you enjoy it

Young people have coined different names for the things they do these days.. this time around in respect to dating. We talk about it every time but we need to know what we are doing so we can define them as the need arises. The term ‘vibing’ has been coined recently and we need to know when it’s just vibes.

It’s an interesting time in the whole world, and young people are overwhelmed. This episode shares insight on what you can do during this period to stay active and productive.