Are We Going Too Far? 😳 Writing Code On Paper + Sharia Law In Nigeria? | WHOT Podcast S4 EP 22

Welcome back to another completely unfiltered, chaotic, and eye-opening episode where your favourite trio—David, Naomi, and Spike—are back to dissect the wildest stories, viral trends, and deep social issues dominating your timelines this week. From the heartbreaking realities of the education system to deep debates on family, accountability, and surviving the current economic climate, we hold absolutely nothing back!👉 What is the weirdest or most backdated thing a teacher or lecturer has ever forced you to do? Let us know in the comments! 👇Make sure to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE so you never miss our weekly drops! 🔔🎬 WHAT’S HOT IN THIS EPISODE (The Weekly Breakdown):1. Nighttime Exams 🔦The crew reacts to a viral clip of WAEC chemistry students writing exams at 8:00 PM under flashlights. What happened to exam timeliness, and how is this affecting students?2. The ₦77,000 NYSC Survival Hustle 🍉🍍We break down a corper hawking fruits in uniform. Is ₦77k enough to survive current inflation, or is this a PR strategy for public sympathy?3. Cost of Living Under Tinubu 📈With gas at ₦2,400/kg and petrol at ₦1,350/liter, families are resorting back to firewood. How are adults and students squeezing budgets to survive?4. The "Accidental Pregnancy" Debate 🤰⚖️What happens if a spouse gets pregnant from an assault? David and Spike debate the "fruit of a poisonous tree"—is termination selfless, or does every fetus deserve a chance?5. Computer Science on Paper? 📝💻The crew reviews a backdated curriculum where IT students are forced to write code on paper instead of computers. Why is the system glorifying this suffering?6. Pastor Toby's 19-Year-Old Ordainment ⛪👗An assembly ordains a teenage pastor who seems uncomfortable in her own questionable attire. We break down modern church business strategies and why pastors' kids rebel.