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Another fun episode that starts with simple jokes and moves to the marvellous wonderings of Nigerian politics.OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction01:08:00 - Nigeria's top 1% now control 44% of the country's wealth.01:23:10 - According to a recent World Bank report, the poverty rate in Nigeria rose to 63% in 2025, up from 56% in 2023 and 61% in 2024,01:34:15 - This week in history.01:58:40 - Music •⁠  ⁠Davido's forthcoming album•⁠  ⁠Tyla's new album "A Pop"•⁠  ⁠Eldee - I Wish You Well02:29:56 - Fan mails----------------Follow Loose Talk on Twitter and Instagram.Write to us: [email protected] Talk is produced by Global Village.

AOT2, Osagie, and Steve kick off with their final World Cup 2026 conversation, breaking down England and France’s disappointing semi-final exits, previewing the Spain vs. Argentina final, and debating the tournament’s standout player. They also discuss the court-ordered forfeiture of assets linked to former Attorney-General Abubakar Malami, revisit notable moments in This Week in History, and wrap up with a review of Ladipoe’s new album, Revival, before signing out.OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction51:52 - World Cup 2026 - The Final ConversationEngland and France's disappointing semi-finalsSpain-Argentina final Best player at the World Cup 01:14:00 -  Former Attorney-General and Minister of Justice Abubaka Malami to forfeit assets worth $154.6 million (N212.8billion)02:17:47 - This week in History02:20:47 - Music - Ladipoe's New Album 'Revival'03:16:20 - Sign Out----------------Follow Loose Talk on Twitter and Instagram.Write to us: [email protected] Loose Talk: https://donate.stripe.com/bIY6oW0VHaHS2eA3ccLoose Talk is produced by Global Village.

AOT2, Osagie, and Steve kick off with the biggest talking points from the 2026 World Cup before discussing the devastating floods in Lagos and the recurring questions around the city's infrastructure and preparedness. The episode also features Fan Mails, This Week in History with a reflection on the life and legacy of MKO Abiola, and other news that made the rounds this week.OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction02:00 - World Cup 2026 Semi-Finals21:50 - The Flood in Lagos01:31:00 - Fan mails03:02:50 - This week in history - The death of MKO Abiola 03:14:40 - Sign out----------------Follow Loose Talk on Twitter and Instagram.Write to us: [email protected] Loose Talk: https://donate.stripe.com/bIY6oW0VHaHS2eA3ccLoose Talk is produced by Global Village.

AOT2, Osagie, and Steve kick off with the latest from the 2026 World Cup before reflecting on the role music producers have played in shaping the sound and global rise of Afrobeats. They also unpack the fake government agency scandal that allegedly secured ₦1.3 billion in the 2026 budget, examine the Federal Government’s sweeping NYSC reforms, and react to the controversy surrounding Baba Ijesha’s reception by the Ooni of Ife. The episode also features This Week in History, revisiting Nigeria’s first currency and the country’s first military coup, before signing out.OUTLINE00:00 - World Cup 202630:40 - Afrobeats and the impact of the producers to the culture 01:02:50 - Fake agency scandal The presidency denies the Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion CouncilPrince Adeniyi Adeyemi Matthew was arrested for forgery, conspiracy, and impersonation after posing as the agency's Director-General.Despite being entirely fake, the entity successfully secured ₦1.3 billion inside the official 2026 federal budget passed by the government.Presidential spokesperson Bayo Onanuga confirmed that Adeyemi is facing an eight-count charge at the Federal High Court in Abuja, with an official arraignment scheduled for July 27, 2026.01:43:30 - Tinubu approves major NYSC overhaul, introduces civilian leadershipWith the new format, NYSC will be led by civiliansOrientation is now set to be six (6) weeks to train corp members on digital, leadership and entrepreneurial skillsThe new framework also provides for skills-based primary assignments that align with graduates’ academic backgrounds and career aspirations, improved orientation camp standards through a national grading and certification system, and a redesigned NYSC uniform to reflect professionalism and national pride.The traditional Passing Out Parade will be replaced with a new graduation ceremony as part of the comprehensive restructuring of the scheme.02:26:10 - Baba Ijesha and his wife were hosted by the Ooni of IfeThe convicted sexual abuser was presented with a brand new car and honoured with a chieftaincy title02:34:20 - This Week In HistoryNigeria Issued Its First Currency The First Nigerian Coup02:44:00 - Sign Out----------------Follow Loose Talk on Twitter and Instagram.Write to us: [email protected] Loose Talk: https://donate.stripe.com/bIY6oW0VHaHS2eA3ccLoose Talk is produced by Global Village.

AOT2, Osagie, and Steve kick off with the latest action from the 2026 World Cup knockout stage before unpacking the First Lady’s plan to provide grants for women to start small businesses such as akara, roasted corn, and kuli-kuli ventures. They also examine the growing debate around intellectualism in Nigeria, sparked by Ycee’s comments on the country's changing culture and public discourse.OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction28:30 - World Cup 2026 - Knockout Stage kicks off01:06:10 -  Our First Lady is giving grants to women to start Akara, roasted corn and Kuli Kuli businessAre we in an Olodo Uprising? Ycee commented on the decline in intellectualism in mainstream Nigeria 02:26:00 - Sign out----------------Follow Loose Talk on Twitter and Instagram.Write to us: [email protected] Loose Talk: https://donate.stripe.com/bIY6oW0VHaHS2eA3ccLoose Talk is produced by Global Village.

AOT2, Osagie, and Steve kick off with the biggest talking points from the 2026 World Cup before turning their attention to the Federal Government’s newly launched free digital TV service and the questions surrounding its sustainability and impact. They also unpack Lagos’ long-running waste management crisis and what it says about governance in Nigeria’s commercial capital. The episode features This Week in History, revisiting the introduction of Sharia law in Kano State, and rounds off with a deep dive into the latest stories shaping pop culture.OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction01:27:50 -  Nigeria’s Free TV The Federal Government has launched free digital TV for NigeriansIt will have over 100 national, regional and state TV What is the operational strategy here01:54:50 - Lagos’s awful waste management 02:21:20 - This week in History- The Kano Sharia law02:24:20 - Pop culture03:20:00 -Sign Out----------------Follow Loose Talk on Twitter and Instagram.Write to us: [email protected] Loose Talk: https://donate.stripe.com/bIY6oW0VHaHS2eA3ccLoose Talk is produced by Global Village.

AOT2, Osagie, and Steve kick off with conversations around the 2026 World Cup and the New York Knicks’ NBA Championship triumph before taking a trip back to Afrobeats’ remarkable 2014 run and the records that defined the era. They also discuss Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s allegations against Euracare Hospital following the death of her son, read Fan Mails, and revisit notable moments in 'THIS WEEK IN HISTORY'.OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction48:25 - Afrobeats in 2014 run01:06:15 - Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie blames Euracare Hospital for the death of her son02:00:00 - Fan mails02:09:20 - This week in history03:00:00 - Sign out----------------Follow Loose Talk on Twitter and Instagram.Write to us: [email protected] Loose Talk: https://donate.stripe.com/bIY6oW0VHaHS2eA3ccLoose Talk is produced by Global Village.

AOT2, Osagie, and Steve reflect on the evolution of Afrobeats, tracing its journey through different eras and asking whether albums still have the cultural impact they once did. They also discuss ITV Benin’s feature on a new flyover project in Edo State, RCCG’s response to claims about Pastor Adeboye, and the conversations surrounding both stories. The episode also features This Week in History, and a look ahead to the 2026 World Cup.OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction01:58:30 - ITV Benin did a news feature on a new flyover being constructed by the Senator Monday Okpebholo administration. 02:25:20 - RCCG Public Relations Department says the lies about Pastor Adeboye have become too much02:42:27 - This week in history02:55:10 - The 2026 World Cup03:08:57 - Sign out----------------Follow Loose Talk on Twitter and Instagram.Write to us: [email protected] Loose Talk: https://donate.stripe.com/bIY6oW0VHaHS2eA3ccLoose Talk is produced by Global Village.

AOT2, Osagie, and Steve kick off with a catch-up, touching on the UEFA Champions League final, pop culture, and the state of insecurity in Nigeria. They then tackle the question of whether Ojude Oba should have gone ahead while kidnappers were still holding children, examining the differing views around celebration, culture, and national tragedy.OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction and Catch-up02:01:00 -  Should Ojude Oba Have Held While Children Were Still Kidnapped?02:27:50 - Sign out----------------Follow Loose Talk on Twitter and Instagram.Write to us: [email protected] Loose Talk: https://donate.stripe.com/bIY6oW0VHaHS2eA3ccLoose Talk is produced by Global Village.

AOT2, Osagie, and Steve kick off with pop culture discussions, including Arsenal winning the Premier League, Niniola announcing the death of her husband and manager Michael Ndika, and Omah Lay’s comments on Nigerian music culture. They also touch on Nollywood and the growing conversation around AI and its impact on businesses. The episode also features "This Week in History" and "Fan Mails."OUTLINE00:00 - Co-hosts Introduction01:24:15 - Pop Culture02:35:35 - This Week In History02:42:00 - Fan mails03:16:00 - Sign out----------------Follow Loose Talk on Twitter and Instagram.Write to us: [email protected] Loose Talk: https://donate.stripe.com/bIY6oW0VHaHS2eA3ccLoose Talk is produced by Global Village.

AOT2, Osagie, and Steve kick off with an introduction before discussing the joint US-Nigeria military operation that reportedly led to the killing of ISIS’ second-in-command and one of the world’s most active terrorists. They also examine the sentencing of an internet troll over defamatory posts about Adekunle Gold and his family. The episode features This Week in History and wraps up with Fan Mails.OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction55:50 - A joint US/Nigeria military operation has led to the killing of the second-in-command of ISIS globally, and the most active terrorist in the world01:10:50 - Internet troll sentenced to two years in prison for defamatory post about Adekunle Gold and his family 01:21:58 - This week in history01:50:20 - Fan mails----------------Follow Loose Talk on Twitter and Instagram.Write to us: [email protected] Loose Talk: https://donate.stripe.com/bIY6oW0VHaHS2eA3ccLoose Talk is produced by Global Village.

AOT2, Osagie, and Steve kick off with an introduction before unpacking the debate around whether Nigerians are becoming unemployable, following recent comments by Tosin Eniolorunda. They examine the realities facing Nigerian youths in a changing economy and react to the FG scrapping UTME requirements for Colleges of Education. The episode also features This Week in History, reflecting on Umaru Yar’Adua, Obafemi Awolowo, and Nnamdi Azikiwe, before wrapping up with an AMVCA recap.OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction36:30 -  Are Nigerians unemployable? Recent comments by Tosin Eniolorunda have reignited debate over the employability of Nigerian youths in a rapidly changing global economy.01:41:00 - FG Scraps UTME Requirement for Colleges of Education02:04:30 - This week in history - The first and only Nigerian leader to die of natural causes in office: Umaru Yar'Adua.Obafemi Awolowo died at the age of 78 Namdi Azikiwe's death at age 9102:18:40 - AMVCA recap----------------Follow Loose Talk on Twitter and Instagram.Write to us: [email protected] Loose Talk: https://donate.stripe.com/bIY6oW0VHaHS2eA3ccLoose Talk is produced by Global Village.

AOT2 opens with Afrobeats and a catch-up between Osagie and Steve before Jude Egbas, Deputy Editor at TheCable, joins the conversation. Together, they dig into the ADC crisis, how the opposition is repositioning ahead of 2027, and who might succeed Sanwo-Olu in Lagos. The episode also covers This Week in History and closes with a review of Asake's Money album.OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction24:29 - Catch Up28:26 - Guest Introduction - Jude Egbas32:20 - ADC Crisis and Opposition Realignment Ahead of 2027Sanwo-Olu’s Successor Emerges in Lagos Politics02:02:20 - This week in History02:28:50 - Asake’s Money Album Review----------------Follow Loose Talk on Twitter and Instagram.Write to us: [email protected] Loose Talk: https://donate.stripe.com/bIY6oW0VHaHS2eA3ccLoose Talk is produced by Global Village.

Before Tinubu. Before Atiku's last run. Before half of you even knew Loose Talk existed, we sat down with the man who wanted to be president of Nigeria.July 2018. Donald Duke. Two-term Governor of Cross River. Architect of Tinapa, the Calabar Carnival, and the cleanest city this country has ever produced. Days into declaring his run, weeks away from clinching the SDP ticket.AOT2, Steve, and Osagie put him in the chair and went everywhere. Power. Security. Boko Haram. Agriculture. The population time-bomb. Abacha. Fela. Eight years later, the country has changed. The questions haven't.This week, we're pulling the tape from the vault and running it back. Same problems. Different president. You decide if anything's actually moved.----------------Follow Loose Talk on Twitter and Instagram.Write to us: [email protected] Loose Talk: https://donate.stripe.com/bIY6oW0VHaHS2eA3ccLoose Talk is produced by Global Village.

AOT2, Osagie, and Steve host Damilola Alonge for a deep dive into the Nigerian economy, unpacking key trends, policy shifts, and what they mean for everyday Nigerians. The episode also features This Week in History before wrapping up.OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction23:30 - Guest's Introduction29:50 - The state of the Nigerian economy02:45:00 - This week in history----------------Follow Loose Talk on Twitter and Instagram.Write to us: [email protected] Loose Talk: https://donate.stripe.com/bIY6oW0VHaHS2eA3ccLoose Talk is produced by Global Village.

AOT2, Osagie, and Steve kick off with the Lassa fever outbreak before diving into the debate around Seyi Tinubu at the rave and the tension between dancing and dissent. They examine Nigeria’s rising poverty rate and reactions to the Minister of Finance admitting errors in the new tax laws.The episode also covers Burna Boy and DJ Tunez’s altercation, Omah Lay’s sophomore album Clarity of Mind.OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction44:40 - Seyi Tinubu at the Rave" Dilemma: To Dance or to Dissent?https://x.com/NocturneMusicNG/status/204109933725868032901:36:40 - Nigeria's poverty rate hits 63% in 202501:45:00 - The Minister of State of Finance admits there are errors in the new tax laws02:18:40 - Burna Boy and DJ Tunez’s altercationhttps://thenet.ng/photos-zara-buried-in-lagos-7-days-after-passing-away/03:17:40 - Omah Lay’s sophomore album, Clarity of Mind, is finally outhttps://thenaijaway.substack.com/p/bad-batch-review-of-omah-lays-clarity03:24:50 - This week in history--------------------------------Follow Loose Talk on Twitter and Instagram.Write to us: [email protected] Loose Talk: https://donate.stripe.com/bIY6oW0VHaHS2eA3ccLoose Talk is produced by Global Village.

AOT2, Osagie, and Steve start with Easter reflections before examining the wave of political resignations ahead of elections. They move into music and react to President Tinubu’s meeting with Plateau victims.The episode also covers key stories, including Flutterwave’s banking license, multiple data breach claims, education policy changes, a court ruling against Airtel, Oracle’s layoffs, and other news making the rounds.OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction26:47 -  Easter44:50 - It's resignation season! Nigerian public office holders are resigning ahead of the 2027 elections. Read their score cards here, here, here and here.01:51:00 - Music02:13:00 - President Tinubu’s latest show of shamePresident Tinubu meets victims of the Plateau State killings at the airport (?!)Peter Obi slams the visit as a "total failure of empathy and leadership".Minister of Comms unveils AI camera deployment plan.Peter Obi throws some shade at NADECO activists, saying that Abacha was more democratic than them.02:29:00 - In the newsFlutterwave announces banking license Remita’s data has been leaked on a popular cybercrime forum.The Industrial Training Fund also breachedThe Sterling Bank Data Breach ClaimNigeria is scrapping the Common Entrance and replacing it ----------------Follow Loose Talk on Twitter and Instagram.Write to us: [email protected] Loose Talk: https://donate.stripe.com/bIY6oW0VHaHS2eA3ccLoose Talk is produced by Global Village.

AOT2, Osagie, and Steve discuss Ayra Starr winning Best International Act at the MOBO Awards 2026 before catching up on the week. They break down the APC National Convention and discuss average income streams in Nigeria, then move into Nollywood, tech news, and music. The episode also covers This Week in History, revisiting Nigeria’s switch from right-hand to left-hand drive, and wraps up with the Mr Eazi and Bad Bunny lawsuit story.OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction41:49 - Catch Up53:50 - APC National Convention01:45:00 - Average income stream in Nigeria01:51:10 - Nollywood02:17:00 - Tech news02:54:00 - Music03:09:50 - This week in history - Using the French and German system, Nigeria changes from right-hand drive to left-hand drive03:22:30 - Mr Eazi and Bad Bonny lawsuit story--------------------------------------Loose Talk on Twitter and Instagram.Write us: [email protected] to Loose Talk: https://donate.stripe.com/bIY6oW0VHaHS2eA3ccNewsletter: https://loosetalkgiants.com/

AOT2, Osagie, and Steve open with a discussion on radio culture before reacting to reports from a disturbing festival in Ozoro, Delta State, and the conversations it triggered. They also break down Chatham House’s view on Tinubu’s UK state visit and its implications for Nigeria. They close the episode with Fan MailsOUTLINE00:00 - Introduction01:02:00 - Raping Festival in Ozoro, Delta State https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/865610-police-arrest-six-over-bizarre-festival-where-women-are-publicly-gang-raped-by-men.html01:24:00 - Chatha House says Tinubu’s UK state visit won’t fix Nigeriahttps://www.chathamhouse.org/2026/03/tinubus-uk-state-visit-diplomacy-alone-wont-fix-nigerias-problems01:48:00 - Fan mails

AOT2, Osagie, and Steve kick off with an introduction before discussing Omah Lay’s claims about Afrobeats. They highlight Tiwa Savage launching an intensive music program and Omotola Jalade turning the box office earnings from Mother Love into an education fund for Slums to Schools. The episode also examines the NDPC’s warning to Nigerian content creators about filming people without consent following Ella’s viral video on public transport.OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction48:20 - Omah Lay’s Claims About Afrobeats01:21:50 - Tiwa Savage launches an intensive music program 01:25:00 - Omotola Jalade is turning the mother love box office earnings into an education fund for slums to schools01:37:40 - The NDPC National Data Protection Commission issues a warning to Nigerian content creators against filming people without their permission, following the viral video from Ella, who shares the state of public transport.--------------------------------------Loose Talk on Twitter and Instagram.Write us: [email protected] to Loose Talk: https://donate.stripe.com/bIY6oW0VHaHS2eA3ccNewsletter: https://loosetalkgiants.com/

AOT2, Osagie, and Steve begin with an introduction before discussing Daniel Bwala’s appearance on Mehdi Hasan’s show and the reactions that followed. They examine the reported assassination attempt on Peter Obi, the discontinuation of Showmax after about 11 years, and the current state of Afrobeats. The episode also features This Week in History before wrapping up.OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction30:00 - Daniel Bwala’s appearance on the show hosted by Mehdi Hasan01:30:00 - Peter Obi's assassination attempt01:46:06 - Showmax is being discontinued after about 11 years of operation02:22:35 - The state of Afrobeats02:56:40 - This week in history--------------------------------------Loose Talk on Twitter and Instagram.Write us: [email protected] to Loose Talk: https://donate.stripe.com/bIY6oW0VHaHS2eA3ccNewsletter: https://loosetalkgiants.com/

AOT2, Osagie, and Steve discuss music and the Modenine debate on the timeline. They examine the arrest of El-Rufai and its political implications, reflect on Olusegun Obasanjo becoming Nigeria’s president in This Week in History, and close with Fan Mails.OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction52:20 - MusicModenine debate 01:30:00 -  El-Rufai has been arrested02:24:00 - This week in historyOlusegun Obasanjo becomes the president of Nigeria02:32:40 - Fan mails

AOT2, Osagie, and Steve discuss the news of 1,000 Nigerians killed in violent attacks within just 41 days, unpacking its implications for security and leadership. They review the First Lady’s US media appearances and the controversy surrounding her statements, reflect on the military invasion of Fela’s Kalakuta Republic in This Week in History, discuss Ayomide Tayo’s 50 Greatest Nigerian Love Songs of All Time, and the Rolling Stone Africa AI debate, along with other trending stories.OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction36:40 -  A report says over 1,000 Nigerians have lost their lives in violent attacks in 2026 alone01:40:30 - Our First Lady went to the United States, where she has been speaking to the media about the non-Christian persecution in Nigeria In an interview with Fox News, she said it was a blessing that Trump recognized her at an event https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V66sfaDojcIhttps://x.com/FinPlanKaluAja1/status/2019506482623180846In another interview, she said that some of the girls kidnapped by Boko Haram have fallen in love with their abductors https://www.thefp.com/p/is-the-first-lady-of-nigeria-scared01:48:00 - This Week In History - Nigeria soilders invaded the kalakuta republic to arrest Fela and leaving his morther Fumilayo Kuti crtically injured.Isaac Iboro02:05:30 - 50 Greatest Nigeria Love Songs Of All Time by Ayomide Tayo (AOT2)https://thenaijaway.substack.com/p/50-greatest-nigerian-love-songs-of03:18:00 - Rolling Stone Africa Caught Using Chat GPThttps://x.com/WizkidSource/status/2019847147123011946?s=20

AOT2, Osagie, and Steve start with a deep dive into Nollywood and the backlash over social media dance promotions for movies. They discuss the Tyla outrage following her Grammy win for Best African Music Performance, examine the rise of scammers with a focus on forex traders and Pastor Kingsley’s viral tattoo, and break down Seyi Tinubu’s City Boy movement and its political implications. The episode also features This Week in History and other news that made the rounds.OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction01:02:40 -  Nollywood has been torn apart over dancing to promote movieshttps://punchng.com/nollywood-torn-apart-over-social-media-dance-promotion/?utm_source=auto-read-also&utm_medium=web01:28:40 - The Tyla OutrageTyla won the Best African Music Performance at the GRAMMYs02:32:30 - The Scammers are out. Forex traders  Pastor Kingsley and his tattooTunde Onakoyahttps://www.instagram.com/dank_of_africa?igsh=MTFxeHZtNDFvOXY4dg%3D%3D&utm_source=qr03:10:30 - Seyi Tinubu has launched the City Boy movement, recruiting a host of celebrities to campaign for President Tinubu https://www.theafricareport.com/407861/nigeria-2027-tinubu-poaches-billionaire-cubana-to-slacken-obis-grip-on-the-south-east/03:13:20 - This week in history

AOT2, Osagie, and Steve discuss the evolution of A.I and its impact on work and daily life. They touch on underage marriage and the health sector before covering This Week in History, Funke Akindele and Kunle Afolayan, the Grammys, Fan Mails, and other stories from the week.

 AOT2, Osagie, and Steve start with reactions to Speed’s visit to Nigeria, exploring the rise of begging culture and why it has become so prevalent. They highlight viral moments that sparked conversations online before moving to the AFCON Finals and the current mood around the tournament in Nigeria. The episode also features This Week in History and a lively debate on Seun Kuti vs Wizkid FC and other news that made the rounds this week. OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction55:40 -  Reactions to Speed’s visit to Nigeria Begging in Nigeria There were a couple of moments when people were begging Speed for money, bringing up the conversation of the prevalent begging culture in Nigeria How did it get this bad? https://x.com/richo/status/2014005372713890283https://x.com/iamMrMarfo1/status/201399812933962957102:40:00 -  AFCON FINALS02:51:00 - This Week In History03:07:10 - Seun Kuti vs Wizkid FC

 AOT2, Osagie, and Steve start with AFCON discussions and the current mood around the tournament in Nigeria. They examine the National Bureau of Statistics’ new approach to calculating inflation and its real impact. The conversation moves to the World Bank raising Nigeria’s 2026 growth forecast and what that says about the economy. The episode also includes Nigerian songs that shaped 2016, This Week in History, and Fan Mails before wrapping up. OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction38:00 - AFCON conversations.01:20:00 - Nigeria Bureau of Statistics announces change of format for calculating inflation01:52:00 - The World Bank has increased its projection for Nigeria’s economic growth rate for 2026 to 4.4 percent from the 3.7 percent forecasted in June 2025.Nigerian songs that defined 2016 - by AOT202:05:50 - This week in History02:29:30 - Fan mails02:58:00 - Sign out

AOT2, Osagie, and Steve discuss AFCON and the reactions around the tournament, then move to reports of government raids and arrests of beggars. They break down Babcock University’s new restrictions on student appearance, examine the power struggle between Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara and former governor Nyesom Wike, and touch on KPMG’s criticism of errors and gaps in Nigeria’s new tax law, before closing with This Week in History.OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction07:33 - AFCON conversations.49:20 - Government raids and arrests beggars 01:09:40 - Babcock University has banned: Dreadlocks, Beards, Joggers, Bubu, Danshiki, Sleeveless Gowns or Blouse, Sportswear, Baggy and Bodyhugs for students.01:20:50 -  Rivers State politics is dominated by an escalating power struggle between Governor Siminalayi Fubara and his predecessor, Nyesom Wike (currently the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory)01:54:50 - Auditing giant, KPMG, says Nigeria’s new tax law is full of “inherent errors, inconsistencies, gaps and omissions02:43:20 - This week in History

AOT2, Osagie, and Steve react to reports around Anthony Joshua’s involvement in a tragic accident in Lagos, then discuss the Ilashe boat accident that claimed lives and the partial collapse of the 25-storey Great Nigeria Insurance House in Balogun Market. They also revisit key moments in This Week In History and close with a conversation on Lagos’ underground queer party scene, as shared by a gay couple navigating nightlife and community in the city. OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction47:00 - Anthony Joshua was involved in a tragic accident in Lagos01:25:30 - The boat accident at Ilashe that claimed lives 01:30:40 - Partial collapse of a 25-storey Great Nigeria Insurance House in Balogun Market, Lagos02:10:20 - This Week In History02:41:35 - Gay couple speaks on the amazing underground party scene for queer people in Lagos https://ffm.to/pen9g9m03:00:00 - Sign out.

AOT2, Osagie, and Steve discuss the Diddy documentary and the reactions it has sparked, then touch on Detty December and its impact on culture and spending. They also examine AFRICOM’s missile strikes on ISIS-linked camps, the EFCC case involving former Attorney-General Abubakar Malami, and end with concerns around changes made to President Tinubu’s tax reform laws after National Assembly approval.OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction38:20 -  Diddy's Documentary 01:10:50 - Detty December01:47:50 - U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM) launched Tomahawk cruise missiles from naval ships. The strikes targeted two camps used by foreign ISIS-linked elements and local affiliates, believed by security analysts to be the Lakurawa jihadi group.02:13:40 -  Former Nigerian Attorney-General and Minister of Justice Abubakar Malami is currently embroiled in a high-profile legal battle with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) involving charges of massive financial misconduct and terrorism financing. 02:28:50 - Four new tax reform laws signed by President Bola Tinubu in June 2025 were materially altered after being passed by the National Assembly and before being officially gazetted03:09:00 - Sign out

 AOT2 and Steve talk Detty December and what it says about culture and access, then shift to AFCON and national expectations. Fan Mails bring listener perspectives into the mix. Two Ask the Giants questions conclude the episode, featuring conversations on growth and timing. 

AOT2, Osagie, and Steve discuss the buildup to the 2027 general election, Harrison Gwamnishu’s arrest over an alleged ransom diversion, and the US Mission’s new social media skit contest. They touch on Troost-Ekong’s retirement, Bimbo Akintola’s support for President Tinubu, and Burna Boy’s ongoing PR moves. They also talk 2Face and Natasha, Spotify Wrapped 2025, Wizkid and Asake’s joint project, the anniversary of “Grass 2 Grace,” and the passing of Cashman Davies.OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction37:30 - 2027 general election 01:12:35 - Popular activist, Harrison Gwamnishu, has been arrested for allegedly diverting ransom01:24:10 - US Mission in Nigeria announces “social media skit contest.”01:29:55 - Troost-Ekong announces retirement01:39:00 - This Week in History01:43:00 - Bimbo Akintola on supporting Tinubu01:49:55 - Burna Boy's controversy continues. Sets up PR game02:05:35 - 2Face Idibia and Natasha02:30:00 - Spotify Wrapped 202502:32:20 - Wizkid announces joint project with Asake02:32:50 - 2Baba’s Sophomore Album ‘Grass 2 Grace’ was released on December 8, 200602:36:30 - RIP Cashman Davies02:44:40 - Sign out

AOT2, Osagie, and Steve discuss Nigeria this week: the UK rejecting the request for Ekweremadu to serve his sentence in Nigeria, Tinubu declaring a security state of emergency, the new ambassadors list and its controversies, sports issues from the NFF to table tennis, Tems’ new EP, the 12th anniversary of Alaga Ibile, and Burna Boy cancelling US tour dates among other news that made the rounds.OUTLINEUK rejects FG’s request for Ekweremadu to complete his prison term in Nigeria President Tinubu has declared a state of emergency on security. FG has officially blamed jihadist groups for kidnappings Minister of DefenceAmbassadors ListWhat’s the difference between career and non-career ambassadorsThe NFF - Original Azamen - read here and here.HBO set to release music documentary on Wizkid. Read hereBurna Boy cancels US tour datesTems Drops Surprise New EP - Love Is A KingdomFan mails

AOT2, Osagie, and Steve discuss Nigeria this week: the killing of Army Brigadier General Musa Uba by ISWAP, mass kidnappings and bandit attacks, Nnamdi Kanu’s life sentence, and the Super Eagles’ World Cup disqualification.OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction16:00 - Nigeria is on fireIslamic State of West Africa Province (ISWAP) killed a Brigadier General of the Nigerian army, Musa Uba, in Borno State. Bandits attacked a church in Kwara More than 300 persons were kidnapped from a catholic school in Niger state. The US Congress holds a public hearing on the violence in Nigeria.The Federal Government has shut all Unity schools in the country for security purposes. 02:24:20 - Nnamdi Kanu’s sentence The Nigerian separatist was sentenced to life for terrorism 02:40:00 - X new updates03:26:10 - Ezra Olubi updates03:42:00 - The Super Eagles are disqualified from the World Cup.

 AOT2 Steve and Osagie discuss Wike’s reported clash with a military officer and his response denying any rift with the military. They also break down the news of Wike’s expulsion from the PDP, revisit key events in This Week in History, and examine Paystack suspending its co-founder, Ezra Olubi, over allegations of misconduct. The episode wraps with a conversation on Show Dem Camp’s new album. OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction43:00 - Wike’s spat with a military officerWike has denied any rift with the military 01:03:40 - Wike Expelled from PDP01:29:30 - This Week In History01:55:00 - Paystack suspends its co‑founder and CTO, Ezra Olubi, after allegations of sexual misconduct involving a subordinate02:30:50 - Show Dem Camp's Album

 AOT2, Osagie, and Steve discuss the viral video of Edo State Governor’s praise singer, Peller’s money laundering claims against Javis, and the father of a late journalist demanding justice. They examine the new $11.5 travel charge for Nigerians, Trump’s threat to cut U.S. aid over religious attacks, and the alleged coup involving former Bayelsa Governor Timipre Sylva. They also mark Made in Lagos at five, review Don Jazzy’s top Afrobeats albums, Burna Boy’s “Fela is the only one greater than me” claim, Blaqbonez’s harassment denial, Odumodublvck’s jab at M.I Abaga, and other stories that made the rounds this week. OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction25:50 - Did you see this video of Edo State Governor’s praise singer? 33:10 - TikTok influencer Peller alleges Javis is into money laundering 01:03:00 - Father of late journalist in Abuja demands investigations 01:17:00 - Nigerian international travelers to pay a $11.5 charge per flight ticket starting December 1st01:32:40 -  President Trump threatens to halt U.S aid to Nigeria and prepare military action over Islamist attack on Christians First and second statements.02:19:00 - More details about the alleged coup against Nigeria’s President 02:24:20 - The homes of the former governor Bayelsa State Governor and former Miinister of State for Petroleum Resources, Mr Timipre Sylva were raided over his alleged involvement in the alleged coup. He has confirmed the raids but denied being involved with the coup. 02:28:00 -  The 5th Anniversary of Made in Lagos 02:34:00 - Don Jazzy’s top five Afrobeats Albums02:36:20 - Fela Is the Only One Greater Than Me - Burna Boy 02:38:00 - Blaqbonez responded to allegations of harassment, emotional abuse, and cyberstalking made by a woman who reportedly rejected his advances.Odumodublvck bashes M.I Abaga02:44:20 - Fan mails03:14:50 - Sign out

Recorded live at Spotify’s Greasy Tunes Lagos, this special episode of Loose Talk dives into the theme “How Hip-Hop Paved the Way for Afrobeats.”Osagie Alonge, Steve Dede, and Ayomide Tayo take the audience on a journey through Nigerian music history, from the early days of Nigerian Pop music to the rise of Afrobeats as a global force. They explore how Hip-Hop shaped the sound, fashion, and attitude of today’s Afrobeats generation, unpacking key moments, albums, and movements that defined an era.A celebration of culture, rhythm, and legacy, this is Loose Talk, live and unfiltered.--------------------------------------------Loose Talk on Twitter and Instagram.Write us: [email protected] to Loose Talk: https://donate.stripe.com/bIY6oW0VHaHS2eA3ccNewsletter: https://loosetalkgiants.com/

AOT2, Osagie, and Steve discuss Tech Cabal’s Moonshot Networking event, the reported failed coup attempt against President Tinubu, Enugu Governor Peter Mbah’s defection to APC, and the FG’s removal of Mathematics as a required subject for Arts students. They also talk Tinubu’s presidential pardons, B’Lord’s honorary doctorate, Darey and Deola Art Alade trademarking “Detty December,” and Orji Uzor Kalu’s claim about Nigerian pilots. The episode wraps with This Week in History, Music, Blaqbonez vs OdumoduBlvck, and Fan Mail.OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction38:07 - Tech Cabal’s Moonshot - Networkinghttps://x.com/docneto/status/197924252493906750349:38 - A failed coup? https://saharareporters.com/2025/10/18/exclusive-army-officers-detained-alleged-coup-plot-against-tinubu-are-attached-nsaPremium Times report: https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/828917-how-suspected-officers-allegedly-planned-to-hit-top-nigerian-officials-sources.html 01:09:40 - Enugu State Governor has dumped PDP for APC alongside all commissioners and elected chairpersons of all 17 local government areas in the state.https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/827853-updated-enugu-governor-peter-mbah-others-dump-pdp-for-apc.html01:32:40 - FG Removes Mathematics As a Required Admission Subject For Arts StudentsNews Report: https://x.com/NTANewsNow/status/1978199736134848743 01:56:30 - Presidential PardonList: https://punchng.com/full-list-175-beneficiaries-of-tinubus-pardons/ 02:07:30 - Linus Williams, popularly known as B’Lord, was yesterday honoured with an Honorary Doctorate Degree by Paul University, Awka, Anambra State.02:10:15 - Darey and Deola Art Alade have gone and trademarked the phrase "Detty December"02:20:35 - Senator Uzo Kalu Orji has alleged that "Some Nigerian Pilots are smoking Indian Hemp". https://x.com/NigeriaStories/status/197879125339632879702:23:45 - This week in history02:30:40 - Music02:40:00 - Afrobeats and Latin Musichttps://x.com/IfyObi_/status/1978683782442942573Context: here and here 03:49:00 - BEEFBlaqBonez vs OdumoduBlvck03:34:50 - Fan mail

THE GIANTS ARE IN LAGOS! 🇳🇬It’s a culture-shifting crossover as Osagie, AOT2, and Steve of the legendary Loose Talk Podcast join Ugochi on 234 Essential for an unfiltered conversation you didn’t know you needed!From the buzz around Spotify’s Greasy Tunes Live recording to the stories making waves across pop culture, media, and the streets, this episode blends the sharp wit of Loose Talk with the grounded pulse of 234 Essential.Expect laughs, hot takes, nostalgia, and the kind of cultural commentary that defines Nigerian podcasting greatness.Press play! Greatness just linked up.

The Giants are coming to Lagos. AOT2, Steve and Osagie discuss the Lagos E1 electric power race and other news that made the rounds this week. OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction28:00 - Special Announcement 01:03:15 - Lagos E1 electric power boat race01:43:20 - This week in history 01:54:50 - Fan mails02:18:57 - Sign out--------------------------------------Loose Talk on Twitter and Instagram.Write us: [email protected] to Loose Talk: https://donate.stripe.com/bIY6oW0VHaHS2eA3ccNewsletter: https://loosetalkgiants.com/

AOT2, Osagie, and Steve discuss the First Lady of Nigeria raising over ₦20 billion under her education foundation, the 21 wives of Adamawa State Local Government Chairmen flown to Turkey for a lavish “training” on how to assist and advise their husbands, the Nigeria Police Force spending ₦1.6 billion in a single month, Natasha resuming at the Senate and calling Akpabio a dictator, and the Lagos State Government giving Computer Village traders an 18-month deadline to relocate to Katangowa. They also talk about Wizkid’s Ayo (Joy) album turning 11, 2Baba’s 50th birthday, this week in history, fan mails, and other stories that made the rounds this week. OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction39:35 - The first lady of Nigeria rises over 20 billion Naria under her education foundation50:40 - 21 wives of Adamawa State Local Government Chairmen went to Turkey for training on how to ‘assist’ & ‘advise’ their Husbands.https://saharareporters.com/2025/09/25/exclusive-wives-21-council-chairmen-adamawa-flown-istanbul-lavish-leadership-training57:29 - The Nigeria Police Force spent 1.6B naria in one month.01:32:32 - Natasha resumes at the Senate, calls Akpabio a dictatorhttps://punchng.com/natasha-resumes-at-senate-calls-akpabio-dictator/?utm_source=chatgpt.com01:37:50 - The Lagos State Government has said traders at the Computer Village in Ikeja have an 18-month window to relocate to the new site at Katangowa, Agbado/Oke-Odo Local Council Development Area.https://www.msn.com/en-xl/africa/nigeria/lasg-gives-18-month-deadline-for-computer-village-relocation/ar-AA1NaPIR02:30:50 - Wizkid’s Ayo (Joy) Album is 11 03:05:00 -  2baba at 50https://dailytimesng.com/2face-idibia-at-50-a-tribute/03:09:35 - This week in history03:11:19 -  Fan mails03:27:00 - Sign out--------------------------------------Loose Talk on Twitter and Instagram.Write us: [email protected] to Loose Talk: https://donate.stripe.com/bIY6oW0VHaHS2eA3ccNewsletter: https://loosetalkgiants.com/

AOT2, Osagie, and Steve discuss the newly signed Nigeria Tax Act 2025 taking effect on January 1, 2026, Pastor Paul Adefarasin being cleared by police over the viral “gun-like” object video, President Tinubu lifting the emergency rule in Rivers State and reinstating Governor Fubara along with elected officials, Tiwa Savage’s rejection of the “Queen of Afrobeats” title, Asake’s long-awaited return to Nigeria, and other stories that made the rounds this week. OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction24:54 - Catch up01:03:50 - The new Nigeria Tax Act, taking effect on 1 January 2026 has generated a lot of conversation on X. https://www.ey.com/en_gl/technical/tax-alerts/nigeria-tax-act-2025-has-been-signed-highlights01:42:50 - Police Clear Pastor Paul Adefarasin Over 'Gun-Like' Objecthttps://gazettengr.com/police-clear-pastor-adefarasin-in-viral-gun-video-with-car-spotter/01:50:20 - President Tinubu Lifts Emergency Rule in Rivers State, Reinstates Governor Fubara and Elected Officialshttps://www.vanguardngr.com/2025/09/fubara-resumes-reaffirms-loyalty-to-tinubu-wike/02:16:20 - MusicTiwa Savage doesn't like being called the Queen of AfrobeatsAsake is finally making his return to Nigeria02:38:40 - Sign out

AOT2, Osagie, and Steve discuss Hilda Baci’s new Guinness World Record attempt, Nepal electing a new president via Discord, the ongoing debate of Owanbe vs Owambe, Uzo Njoku’s homecoming art exhibition in Lagos, the shocking assassination of Charlie Kirk in America, and a lawsuit by Festus Ogun against Governor Sanwo-Olu for blocking him on X. They also unpack Tobi Amusan’s public call-out of the AFN, revisit key moments in history, and read fan mails from listeners.OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction13:28 - Hilda Baci's new Guinness world record attempt01:02:08 -  Nepal has voted for a neew president ia Discord 01:31:12 - Owanbe vs Owambe conversationhttps://guardian.ng/art/c74-arts/uzo-njokus-home-coming-exhibition-holds-in-lagos/02:07:18 - Charlie Kirk’s assassination in America 02:11:00 - Festus Ogun vs Sanwo-Olu: The X Blocking Lawsuit https://guardian.ng/news/lagos-lawyer-sues-sanwo-olu-for-blocking-him-on-x/02:16:54 - This week in history02:27:50 -  Tobi Amusan calls out the AFN https://x.com/instablog9ja/status/196653022000696965002:48:30 - Fan mails03:19"50 - Sign out

AOT2, Osagie, and Steve discuss the Lagos State Commissioner’s viral supermarket visit, the Federal Government’s new 5% fuel surcharge set for 2026, and the updated secondary school curriculum introducing Journalism, Programming, and AI.They also touch on Mr Eazi and Temi Otedola’s lavish three-country wedding, Odeal being named Billboard’s African Rookie of the Year, and Tiwa Savage’s bold statement about Tems deserving a spot in the Big 3. The episode wraps with a tribute to the late Obafemi Lasode and other stories that made the rounds this week.OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction35:00 - Catch Up01:36:05 - The honourable commissioner of the Ministry of Environment and Water of Lagos State's post about visiting supermarkets in Lekki01:45:00 - There will be 5% surcharge on locally produced and imported petrol and diesel set to take effect from January 1, 2026, under the new tax lawhttps://punchng.com/5-fuel-surcharge-is-a-bad-policy/02:02:40 - FG has unveiled a new secondary school curriculum featuring modules in journalism, programming, and AI, effective from September 2025. https://punchng.com/new-curriculum-full-list-of-jss-ss-subjects/#google_vignette02:30:10 -  Mr Eazi and Temi Otedola's three-country wedding.https://www.vogue.com/slideshow/temi-otedola-and-mr-eazi-wedding02:45:10 - Billboard names Odeaal African Rookie of the Yearhttps://www.billboard.com/music/rb-hip-hop/odeal-2025-african-rookie-of-the-year-1236055073/03:00:10 -  Tiwa Savage says Tems should be in the Big 3https://x.com/AlbumTalksHQ/status/196297238851951045103:00:40 - Remembering Obafemi Lasode03:08:00 - Fan mails03:26:30 - Sign out

AOT2, Osagie, and Steve discuss The Federal Government raising international passport fees, the President’s remarks on Shea Butter importation, Anambra State’s textbook assignment ban, Governor Oti’s plans to revive Aba industries, Pretty Mike’s mental health commentary, Pellar's ₦36 million tax bill, Tiwa Savage’s album review, the Hennessy Cypher 2025 and other news that mae thhe rounds this week.OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction40:20 - The Federal Government of Nigeria has raised the cost of getting an international passport 01:37:37 - The President's statement about the importation of Shea Butter01:46:53 - The Anambara state government bans the writing of assignments in textbooks.01:54:54 - Governor Oti is set to revitalize the Aba textile mills, international equitable industries, beverages, and Star Paper Meals01:57:17 -  Pretty Mike claims men should not speak about mental health.01:59:55 - Nigerian star Pellar star billed 36 million naira tax by the government.02:02:55 - Tiwa Savage's album review02:06:23 - Hennessy Cpyher 2025 review.02:14:00 - This week in history02:23:23 - Fan mails 03:01:50 - Sign out

In this fan-mail filled episode, Osagie, Steve, and AOT2 discuss all events that happened the past week from the miniter of labor claiming she has no office to the police jubilating the distribution of uniforms. They also discuss Femi Otedola's book and take a walk down history lane in the segment called 'This Week In History'.OUTLINE    00:00 - Introduction53:30 - Catch up02:12:50 - The minister of state for labor claims she has no office02:15:30 - Former governor of Kogi seen ordering members of the Kogi House of Assembly to sit on the floor02:21:30 - The Police jubilate as the distribution of uniforms for boosting the morale of officers is approved.02:26:00 - This week in History02:48:15 - Fan mails03:35:30 - Sign out----------------------------------------Loose Talk on Twitter and Instagram.Write us: [email protected] to Loose Talk: https://donate.stripe.com/bIY6oW0VHaHS2eA3ccNewsletter: https://loosetalkgiants.com/

AOT2, Steve and Osagie discuss the incident involving KWAM 1 and the aeroplane, and they also cover all fan mail and the major news stories from this week.OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction01:01:36 - KWAM 1, the aeroplane stopperhttps://x.com/fkeyamo/status/1953443271834759620The Fuji legend has apologised for his actionshttps://x.com/channelstv/status/195387831563657220201:43:17 - Fan mails03:33:50 - This week in History03:34:58 - Sign out--------------------------------------Loose Talk on Twitter and Instagram.Write us: [email protected] to Loose Talk: https://donate.stripe.com/bIY6oW0VHaHS2eA3ccNewsletter: https://loosetalkgiants.com/

Osagie, AOT2 and Steve Dede discuss the Super Falcons' reward from the president for winning their 10th trophy, the Progressive Digital Media Summit 2025, Jigawa State Governor splashing 1.8 billion naria on SUVs, Asake signing with Gamma and other news that made the rounds this week.OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction42:53 - 10 Levels of wealth58:00 - Super Falcons reward from the Presidency 01:20:13 - Progressive Digital Media Summit 2025.https://x.com/search?q=Media%20Summit&src=typed_query01:59:30 - Jigawa State governor splashes 1.8 billion naria on SUVs02:00:20 - Minister of Education shares security report02:12:48 - This week in History02:24:58 - 15th Anniversary of Reminisce’s debut album ‘Book of Rap Stories’’02:32:55 - Asake Signs With Gamma After Leaving Empire02:43:50 - Sign out----------------------------------------Loose Talk on Twitter and Instagram.Write us: [email protected] to Loose Talk: https://donate.stripe.com/bIY6oW0VHaHS2eA3ccNewsletter: https://loosetalkgiants.com/

AOT2, Osagie and Steve discuss the Super Falcon winning their 10th AWCON title, the GMO conversation, Senator Natasha's refusal to enter the National Assembly, Billboard's 50 best Afrobeats songs list, Burna Boy's apology for his 2023 Afrobeats remark and other news that made the rounds this week. OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction 33:50 - Super Falcons win 10th AWCON title after coming back from 2-0 to beat Morocco in  the final 39:38 - This week, the conversation around genetically modified organisms (GMOs) on Nigerian Twitter was intense. 01:31:00 - Senator Natasha was refused entry into the National Assembly.https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ce3nd8n255wo01:39:40 - Bariga Local Council renames popular bustop from Charly boy to Olamide Baddo02:05:00 - Pregnant women and nursing mothers in prisons https://guardian.ng/opinion/of-pregnant-women-and-nursing-mothers-in-prisons/02:46:20 - Billboard 50 best Afrobeats songs.https://www.billboard.com/lists/best-afrobeats-songs/?utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter02:52:52 - This week in History03:00:00 - Pop Culture13th Anniversary of Davido’s debut album ‘Omo Baba Olowo: The Genesis’Burna Boy apologises for his 2023 Afrobeats remark https://www.pulse.ng/articles/entertainment/music/burna-boy-apologises-for-dissociating-himself-from-afrobeats-2025071512503543526 15th anniversary of the Uplifted album by Flavour03:46:50 - Sign out-------------------------------------Loose Talk on Twitter and Instagram.Write us: [email protected] to Loose Talk: https://donate.stripe.com/bIY6oW0VHaHS2eA3ccNewsletter: https://loosetalkgiants.com/

Steve and Osagie discuss Buhari’s death and his legacy, the on going conversation about Nepo and Lapo babies, Dayo Israel, Real estate activist Scott Iguma being arrested and other news that made the rounds this week.OUTLINE00:00 - Introduction25:43 - Buhari’s death and his legacy01:02:32 - Nepo Vs Lapo babieshttps://x.com/search?q=nepo&src=typed_queryhttps://x.com/OtunbaSho/status/194687124963395623002:03:50 - Dayo Isreal, the APC national Youth leader tweet https://x.com/dayoisrael/status/194580013115398990302:12:50 - Real estate activist Scott Iguma has been arrested02:36:37 - Emeka Mbah02:47:58 - Sign out--------------------------------------Loose Talk on Twitter and Instagram.Write us: [email protected] to Loose Talk: https://donate.stripe.com/bIY6oW0VHaHS2eA3ccNewsletter: https://loosetalkgiants.com/