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I used to be a socially anxious person, honestly I think I still am. On today's episode Natasha and I discuss social anxiety, first hand experiences of navigating life with social anxiety as gen z in Nigeria and the daily struggle to overcome anxiety in a pretty vile society.

Today's episode might just be Hello20's best episode yet. Darlene and I discuss the concept of love languages, the importance of knowing and understanding your partner's love language while brushing on the topic of love bombing. OfCourse Nigerian men couldn't dodge a stray bullet on today's episode. ENJOY!

An episode specially dedicated to Angus cloud and every other young person out there struggling with the painful reality of losing a lovedd one and the struggles afterwards. On Today's episode Cynthia and I discuss and share our experience with grief, the aftermath on our mental health, perceived insensitivity of those who clearly cannot understand, substance abuse and suicidal thoughts. WARNI...

Have you ever been ghosted? I speak for myself when I say I have. On this episode Michael and I discuss ghosting, reasons why people ghost and share how it feels like to be on the receiving end and how to cope with it. Click the link for juicy personal stories and tips on how to move on when someone disappears into thin air. Also the link to hello 20 help desk, don't forget to share a dilemma or a...

On today’s playfully thought provoking episode, Kelvin, T-Kay and I dive into the intricate word of toxic masculinity and femininity. Highlighting Toxic masculine and feminine traits, an episode that encompasses feminism or gender equality, gender violence and societal constructs. Bet you never knew you had toxic feminine traits, listen and Enjoy

Ever had a partner you didn't like? or said the L word without meaning it? You're the star of today's episode, You! yes, you! Today, Agada, my learned colleague, the host of Gen-z lawyering and my mentor, as I love to call him, linked up with me to discuss your true intentions, my true intentions and his true intentions when considering a partner. At least what your intentions should b...

Are you keeping someone around just incase things don't work out with another? Or are you being shelved by someone else? Today, Lois and I discuss the popular dating trend. Considering, Is it an art? An art of keeping options open or playing games. Enjoy!

"Trolling 101: A Beginner's Guide to Cyberbullying": or not, on today's episode, Makurdi, Trish and I discuss the accepted anonymous cyber bullying culture, it's effects on individuals and the lack of parental love that made today's cyber troll. Enjoy! except of course you're a bully.

Hakimi this, Hakimi that, Hakimi all over obasnajo's internet. Everyone else had a say on Archaf Hakimi's latest move. So why not Hello 20's guests and host?. On today's bonus episode my guests, kash and Quest join me to discuss the footballer's cheat code to divorce settlement and the uproar on social media as a result.

Like me, I'm sure you've heard one or to people talk about sex from a very spiritual perspective and if you haven't, you can thank me later. Debunking and supporting spiritual myths and beliefs concerning "casual" sex. My highly opinionated guests Liz and olivia, join me today to drop more than two cents on the spirituality of sex and consequences of "not so casual"...

Ladies first, right? Well last week my friends and I gave you the feminine and thought provoking pov as to why we cheat in relationships? Today, Due to popular demand Milla and Starchy join me to give an insight on the masculine perspective and to discuss in-depth the consequences and effects on of cheating patner on an average nigerian male gen-Z.

Talk about "hoeing season". It's never not the season in the Nigerian dating scene, what we usually call the ghetto. Ella and Praise my guests and girls join me today as experienced street babes(lol) on a fun interview-ish episode. Today, we get to here the reasons why they tend to cheat on their patners. Theirs is the quite problematic feminine POV.

"You're an ethnic bigot, You're so tribalistic!" It's election season in Nigeria and like me, I'm sure you have heard one or two people throw the word around a few times. Someone said and I quote "wahala be like the word bigot for Naija this season". But no, the actual wahala is that bigotry does exist and some of us are only but products of our environment. On today's episode , I talk about bigot...

Likes, followers and comments, oh my! Join Nancy, Dora and I as we explore the wild world of social media validation on this pilot episode and how it's shaping our lives as Gen Zers.