Sep 29, 2026 · 1 hr 16 min · 14 segments
A bold and thought-provoking conversation on with Afiniki Mangzha, exploring the role Nigerian women play in shaping our homes, communities, leadership and nation.Is it fair to blame women—or are…
You know, this one that you say, before we get into the women conversations and all of that-
... please, I want you to help me, 'cause we were talking about it behind the scenes just now.
What are we not getting right about Borno? What is Borno that people is missing out from? Is Borno a living and habitable place for people to stay [laughs]? All of this, because when you said to me that you prefer staying in Borno-
So, um, your first question, do I look like, uh, a scary movie?
You know, this one that you say, before we get into the women conversations and all of that-
... please, I want you to help me, 'cause we were talking about it behind the scenes just now.
What are we not getting right about Borno? What is Borno that people is missing out from? Is Borno a living and habitable place for people to stay [laughs]? All of this, because when you said to me that you prefer staying in Borno-
So, um, your first question, do I look like, uh, a scary movie?
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