Not Motivated

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In this episode of the NotMotivated Podcast, the conversation shifts as our host steps into the expert seat, drawing from real-life experience to unpack the pressure young people face to have life figured out early. Joined by Isabel Nimmyel (aspiring actress, model, and content creator) and Muhammad Idris (NYSC member and founder of League 8), the discussion dives into the unrealistic timelines so...

Fola is a leading mediator and legal practitioner in Nigeria with over a decade of experience in active legal practice. He is the founder of FOTEFA, a commercial bespoke mediation firm dedicated to resolving disputes amicably outside the courtroom. Fola passion for mediation stems from its ability to restore relationships and facilitate conflict resolution in a fast, cost-effective manner. He has...

After a short break, we’re back with a refreshed studio and an even stronger mission. In this episode, we sit with fitness professional Mayowa Morgan of MayorFit to unpack what most people misunderstand about training, health, and results. Too many people choose trainers based on appearance rather than education, and that can lead to injuries, wasted effort, and long-term health risks. We explore...

In this episode, we have two young minds operating in high-pressure, people-heavy industries where success depends on managing personalities, setting boundaries, and creating systems — not just talent. Azeez’s leadership and stakeholder management experience gives him the perfect vantage point to mentor them through their most pressing challenges.

In this episode, we sit with financial expert Jennifer Awiligwe (also known as Financial Jennifer) as she shares insights on the gender wage gap, financial pitfalls women face, and how to build real wealth and confidence with money.

Join us on an inspiring journey through the world of entrepreneurship, where passion, innovation, and leadership come together to shape bold futures. In this episode, we delve into the fascinating stories of Semilore, Tosin, and Claret Chukwu, exploring their unique paths from retail and music to successful business ventures in female accessories, personalized gifts, and construction. We discuss t...

Artificial Intelligence is changing the world - but what about Africa? In this episode, we sit down with Olayinka Iyiolakan, an Indigenous AI advocate, to unpack what Africa’s AI future really looks like. From missed tech revolutions to homegrown innovation, we discuss: Why Africa’s biggest obstacle isn’t tech — it’s communication and mindset The danger of waiting for foreign solutions to save us...

Get ready to unlock the secrets of modern branding with Jide Sipe, a seasoned brand marketing executive with nearly two decades of experience. Jide guides us through the dynamic world of personal and product branding, navigating the shift from traditional media to the digital forefront, where platforms like TikTok reign supreme. We explore how successful branding has moved beyond mere logos and sl...

In this episode of Not #Motivated , I sit with BB Sasore (one of Nigeria’s most #visionary #filmmakers and co-founder) of Nemsia Studios , the creative force behind some of #Nollywood’s most ambitious projects like Breath of Life, Ms. Kanyin, After 30 We explore the intersection of # culture, #creativity, and #infrastructure , and ask the hard questions: Why hasn’t Nigeria fully unlocked its soft...

Most people get #promoted into #leadership but never get trained for it — they #learn by trial, pressure, and mistakes. In this episode, I sit with Dr. Abiola “Champ” Salami, an #awardwinning leadership and #performance #coach, to unpack what true leadership really means in today’s #world Together, we explore: - Why many #talented #people struggle when they step into leadership - The difference be...

About a year ago, I decided to step away from the CEO seat and retire early. Retirement for me wasn’t about slowing down, it was about pausing, reflecting, and asking myself: after years of leading & building companies and navigating boardrooms across Africa, what really matters next? What I found in that silence was clarity. Success and failure leave behind patterns, and those patterns hold l...