YouthVibes

Everyone gets to that point where they wonder where all the time went, and what happened to the big dreams they had. This week on YouthVibes, Daniel Sule has a conversation with Godfrey Ali, Seth Ozigi and Joy Wazoh on the dreams we have and how to make plans that actually play out.

Do you believe that you are going to heaven when you die?  Why or why not? What proof do you have that if you were to die right now, you would spend eternity with or away from God? On this episode of YouthVibes, we brought together some individuals from our church community to share their thoughts on the matter. Guests: Mrs Leah Dagung, Pastor Fwangmun Danladi, Mr Seth Kuje, Ms Abig...

Following the conversation on gambling last month, this week's episode considers the process of career advancement and its implications for young people starting out in the workforce today. Guest Host: Dzarma Gwary Guests: Dr Mrs Comfort Daniyam, Ms Ehi Ocheke, Mr Nanbal Ezekiel

All along, we've watched the movies and shows that depict flirting as the normal thing to do after a crush. As a believer, do the same rules apply? Join Joy Wazoh, Nathanael Danbury, Pelumi Abiodun, Persisa Atang and Isaac Sule as they tackle this matter.

There's a rule: "When in Rome, do as the Romans do" yet the Bible says differently. The Bible says: "do not conform to the pattern of this world" (Rom. 12:2) Why then is it really easy to just do as the Romans do and leave church for Sundays only? If you're a Christian, like most of us, who struggle every day with picking which rules to follow, then this week's episode is for you. Featuring: Istif...

Two years after the brutal massacre at the Lekki Tollgate left at least 12 dead and dozens more injured, we ask the question: where is Nigeria headed? This week on YouthVibes, Daniel talks with Jennifer Agaldo and Moses Ameh about the protests in 2020, the current state of the country, the 2023 elections and the role the church has to play in all of this.

For many young people, the promise of placing a bet and blowing up from there is promising.  This week on YouthVibes, we talked with people who have experience with gambling about the value of work and why gambling is especially prevalent. Guests: Mrs Mercy Abah and Mr Istifanus Gurumtet

There is a saying that goes: "Show me your friends and I will show you who you are". A couple of Gen-Z's tell us this week on YouthVibes how they manage to make and keep good friends since your social circle obviously influences your life. Guests: Rikatmun Lenka, Ovye Namo, Victor Theophilus

Most churches struggle with what to do with their budding young population, and the Team got together on this one to talk about the role of the church in developing the talents of young people. That was the plan anyway.

The church is one of the most conservative organisations in the world, and with good reason. With the advancements technology has made in the wider world, how should our churches look at technology and the opportunities it may present? Guests: Mr Moses Osagiede and Mr Tobi Salawu

Finding your person is a tedious affair and nine out of ten times, the people you meet along the way might hurt you. This week on the Vibe, we brought a little support group together to help us get over breakups. Guests: Silas Agaldo and Sellick Salawu

Managing time for the equally important segments of our personal, social, spiritual and work lives can be a hassle. In many cases, we end up neglecting one or the other, and in a world with ever-increasing pressures, it can seem impossible to give requisite weight to these factions of life. This week on YouthVibes, Enoch Tyulen and Seyelnen Molwus have a conversation with Mr Isaac Ige, on the way...

The path of an educator is one riddled with ups and downs like any other career; however, the stakes for teachers across all cadres are much higher than for most other professionals. This week on YouthVibes, Joy Wazoh and Nkami Iwara have a conversation with Mrs Mary Ibisi, a seasoned educator on the fundamental, yet often underrated roles educators play in forming us all. This episode is part of...

We've heard that God answers prayers, but if we're being honest, many times, it doesn't feel that way. In certain scenarios, we turn our eyes to heaven and wonder whether God is listening to us. This week on YouthVibes, Jezreel Oppa has a conversation with Mrs Chidi Jombo and Rev. Jerry Faruk on what to do when we think God isn't listening Episode: Why We Believe - https://anchor.fm/youthvibes/epi...

Given that the Bible is a couple of millennia old, for some of the later books, are the rules in it still relevant or is the church merely stuck in the past? Picking up the conversation from last week, our guests talk about their own viewpoints on some of the major conversations had in and around churches

People talk about modern day Christianity and orthodox Christianity, but what exactly are they and where should you stand as a believer? This week's episode of YouthVibes is focused on progressives v conservatives, we have a conversation about why they hold the views and positions they do and if they align with or contradict our beliefs as Christians.

The topic of leadership isn't one that is relavant to just a select group of individuals but everyone. What are the things that make a good leader and how can we strive to be more like them? Join us this week as we answer these questions. Guests: Prof Isaac Ocheke and Mrs Hannatu Wazoh. Hosts: Daniel Sule and Joan Ya'akugh

Over the last two episodes, we've covered the role of individuals in the functioning of democracy as well as the organizing power grassroots movements have. On today's episode, Dzarma wraps up the conversation with Mr Arin Nyako and Mr Silas Agaldo, asking the first question on the minds of everyone interested in politics: where do we begin?

By the time national elections roll around, we're usually choosing between a handful of candidates, and sometimes, we don't like the choices we have available. Yet, more suitable candidates in our opinion were weeded out earlier in the primaries process. This week on YouthVibes, Dzarma Gwary continues the conversation Mr Arin Nyako and Mr Silas Agaldo about the importance of having young people in...

Is age a critical factor in determining who should lead a nation? When should political activism start? This week on YouthVibes, Dzarma Gwary talks with Mr Arin Nyako and Mr Silas Agaldo about the importance of having young people in leadership. The first part of three, this episode considers their journeys in politics as well as the influence of student governments on national politics. The first...

With marriage viewed as the next logical step post graduation or upon the attainment of a suitable age, this episode considers the main reasons why people get married and delve into whether alternative arrangements for companionship outside of the institution are viable choices for Christians and non-Christians. Guests : Mrs Nike Madubuko and Pastor Hamman Banjiram

Picking up from last week's episode, the team got together to consider the timing of our education system and the monumental decisions students have to make early on. Also, should we be allowed to try our hand at different fields of study before finally settling down?

This episode we caught up with the podcast crew to discuss the present status of our education and the future of the school. We got to hear from the team on what they think of the present state of Nigeria's education system, and if it is helping them achieve their dreams. You get to hear diverse opinions the matter and hear young people try to proffer solutions to the current educational system. S...

For all the sacrifices they make and burdens they bear, fathers don't always receive due credit for their roles in their children's lives. With countless tales told of the impact of absentee fathers, Joy Wazoh and Daniel Sule decided this week to talk to a couple of fathers with varying levels of experience about their relationships with their own fathers as well as their responsibilities to their...

With all the dreams we have, it can legitimately feel like the 24 hours we have a day aren't enough, and with many working from dawn till dawn the next day, burnout isn't that far off.  We live in a fast-paced world, and so, it can seem counter-intuitive to take time off. Today's guest doesn't think so. On this episode of YouthVibes, Daniel and Nkami have a conversation with Dr Steven Daniyam...