
Nsukka
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Search complete. 11 mentions across 6 episodes found for "Nsukka".
Oct 14, 2026
Calling-focused living (2)
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56:08Bankie OlusinaHOST
We shook the whole city.
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56:09Bankie OlusinaHOST
Hallelujah." God is just looking at you like, "This boy, did I send him to Enugu? You, I told you to stay in Nsukka.
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56:18Bankie OlusinaHOST
What's your business with Enugu? I told you stay in Nsukka.
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56:23Bankie OlusinaHOST
But somebody told you that you can-- that all the people in Nsukka are not up to 10,000." Now, S- sorry, Nsukka has...
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56:29Bankie OlusinaHOST
In fact, Campus Elum has more than 10,000.
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56:31Bankie OlusinaHOST
Is that okay? I'm just giving an idea.
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56:39Bankie OlusinaHOST
So you told yourself that what is ministry is that I build the biggest church.
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56:43Bankie OlusinaHOST
Because, you know, that's not ministry.
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Week 32 Omnibus: Learn Igbo Through Stories | 5 Complete Episodes
Sep 27 · 2 Mentions
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0:55Yvonne Chioma MbanefoHOST
Let us begin.
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1:14Yvonne Chioma MbanefoHOST
Nsuka, six o'clock.
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1:18Yvonne Chioma MbanefoHOST
The market road is still grey, maced low over the zinc roofs toward Ogige.
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1:25Yvonne Chioma MbanefoHOST
Mami Feinwa lifts the lid off her big pot, and steam comes up thick enough to fog the steel behind it.
7 MINS LATER
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8:08Yvonne Chioma MbanefoHOST
Never until tonight, one for what it costs her.
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8:12Yvonne Chioma MbanefoHOST
The pot that cooks the soup feeds the whole community, but the fire burns underneath it.
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8:38Yvonne Chioma MbanefoHOST
Nsuka has praised the soup for 15 years.
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8:42Yvonne Chioma MbanefoHOST
Tonight, she names the fire.
When a Culture Disappears, What Disappears With It? — Amarachi Attamah-Ugwu
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9:57Amarachi Attamah-UgwuGUEST
The grieving even disappears.
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10:00Amarachi Attamah-UgwuGUEST
Like I always say in my case in Nsukka, there is a way we grieve, where we start to grieve.
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10:07Amarachi Attamah-UgwuGUEST
It's a chance of remembering, the chance of mourning, where in that, we begin to tell the history of even the person that goes past.
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10:15Amarachi Attamah-UgwuGUEST
And so how do you translate that in the language that you have learnt as a foreign language? How do you translate it in English? There is no way.
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Unknown podcast
Learn Igbo: Unfinished Plans — The One Who Stayed | Igbo Daily Drops (S3 E157) Week 32
Sep 23 · 1 Mention
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7:49Yvonne Chioma MbanefoHOST
Every homecoming, I meet him, the one relative holding the keys to different houses within a family compound.
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8:00Yvonne Chioma MbanefoHOST
In 2025, Anya Achebelu and Imo Odinka Inoluibu at Nsukka found Igwebike in the Ibu family.
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8:13Yvonne Chioma MbanefoHOST
Labour shared across the lineage, now stretched by migration.
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8:19Yvonne Chioma MbanefoHOST
The Maori call the home fire-keeper, ahika.
Why You Should Not Give Up on Your Faith by Apostle Edu Udechukwu
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23:58Edu UdechukwuHOST
Huh? Because when I was telling Ejike, he said he has been telling you, "Don't travel with this car.
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24:03Edu UdechukwuHOST
Don't go far." He say you go to Nsukka.
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24:05Edu UdechukwuHOST
You have gone to Enugu.
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24:06Edu UdechukwuHOST
[laughs] He say he's warning you, don't be driving it around Enugu.
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Learn Igbo: Wanting vs Having — The Sentence Behind Her Eyes | Igbo Daily Drops (S3 E156) Week 32
Sep 22 · 2 Mentions
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0:15Yvonne Chioma MbanefoHOST
Nsuka, six o'clock.
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0:19Yvonne Chioma MbanefoHOST
The market road is still grey, maced low over the zinc roofs toward Ogige.
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0:26Yvonne Chioma MbanefoHOST
Mami Feiyunwa lifts the lid off her big pot, and steam comes up thick enough to fog the steel behind it.
7 MINS LATER
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7:09Yvonne Chioma MbanefoHOST
Never until tonight, one for what it costs her.
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7:15Yvonne Chioma MbanefoHOST
The pot that cooks the soup feeds the whole community, but the fire burns underneath it.
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7:39Yvonne Chioma MbanefoHOST
Nsuka has praised the soup for 15 years.
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7:43Yvonne Chioma MbanefoHOST
Tonight, she names the fire.
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7:48Yvonne Chioma MbanefoHOST
In Igbo land, we say a wife guards her husband's name as she guards her children.