Now Podcasts

On this episode of Now Podcast, Richard Mofe-Damijo (RMD) talks about his life journey through acting, law, and public service. This podcast was produced by Muyiwa Bashua and hosted by Kadaria Ahmed.

On this episode of Now Podcast, Fu’ad Lawal shares his journey through storytelling, journalism, and digital media innovation. He reflects on building brands that connect with audiences, the power of content in shaping culture, and his passion for telling stories that matter.This podcast was produced by Muyiwa Bashua and hosted by Kadaria Ahmed.

On this episode of Now Podcast, Radio Now’s Kadaria Ahmed speaks with Nigerian icon, Onyeka Onwenu, as she shares her life’s successes, challenges, and unwavering love for Nigeria. This podcast was produced by Muyiwa Bashua and hosted by Kadaria Ahmed.

This episode of Now Podcast discusses the challenges faced by Persons With Disabilities (PWDs) in Nigeria, highlighting the widespread discrimination they encounter across multiple fronts. Our guest, Lukman Bolarinwa Salami, is the Chairman of the Lagos State chapter of the Joint National Association of Persons with Disabilities.This podcast was produced by Muyiwa Bashua and hosted by Abiodun Adelowore.

On this episode of Now Podcast, we discuss hypertension in Nigeria. Our guest, Dr. Ime Okon, shares insights on the causes, prevention, and solutions for hypertension. Listen to this conversation to learn more.This Podcast was produced by Muyiwa Bashua and hosted by Zainub Balogun Olowu

On this episode of Now Podcast, we discuss the fight against human trafficking in Nigeria. Our guest, Tobore Ovuorie, a Nigerian investigative journalist, went undercover to expose the brutal realities of human trafficking. Listen to this conversation as she shares her experiences and discoveries.This podcast was produced by Muyiwa Bashua and hosted by Abiodun Adelowore.

This episode of Now Podcast discusses the rising costs of goods and services in Nigeria. Our guest, Nnamdi Uti, is an accountant and financial consultant. Listen to this conversation as we explore the economic impact of these challenges and discuss strategic solutions.This podcast was produced by Muyiwa Bashua and hosted by Abiodun Adelowore.

This episode of Now Podcast discusses the challenges startups face when starting a business in Nigeria. Our guest is Mr. Ayo Onasanya, CEO & Founder of Acumen Digital. Listen to this conversation as he explores the barriers entrepreneurs face and discusses possible solutions to support startup growth and long-term success.Podcast produced by Muyiwa Bashua and hosted by Abiodun Adelowore

This episode of Now Podcast discusses the widespread issue of abuse in Nigeria, which affects individuals across all social and economic backgrounds, from domestic violence and child abuse to sexual assault, emotional abuse, neglect, and exploitation.Betty Abah, a Nigerian journalist, author, and child rights activist joins us to discuss the impact on victims and explore the urgent need for stronger protections, awareness, and support systems to break the cycle of abuse.The podcast was produced by Muyiwa Bashua and hosted Abiodun Adelowore.

This episode of Now Podcast takes a look at the challenges and progress in implementing Nigeria’s Child Rights Act of 2003, highlighting issues around access to education, protection from abuse, and the role of cultural beliefs in shaping child welfare.Listen to child rights activist Kola Obadimu who speaks on ensuring a safe and supportive environment for every child.

This episode of Now Podcast discusses the growing concerns surrounding sachet alcoholic drinks in Nigeria and how its widespread availability impacts public health, especially among young and low-income populations.Our guest is Clinical Psychologist John Olusegun who shares expert insights on addiction, mental health, and possible solutions.

This episode of Now Podcast explores the vital role women play in Nigeria’s agricultural sector; discussing everything from access to land, finance, and training, as well as the opportunities that come with empowering women in agriculture.Our guest is Halima Njobdi, Initiator and Director-General of Lugavo Cooperatives. Listen to insightful conversations on how breaking these barriers can boost food security, drive economic growth, and transform communities.

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Senate minority speaks to Radio Now's Chika Agu on the state of Nigeria, as the threat of insecurity spreads across the country. This episode of The Interview originally aired on. the 11th of May, on Radio Now 95.3 FM Lagos.

Nike has sued internet collective MSCHF for selling unauthorised shoes, in collaboration with American rapper, Lil Nas X, as part of promotion for his single "Call me by your name". In this episode of Entertainment Now, Radio Now speaks with a legal practitioner, who specialises in intellectual property, and information technology, to discuss this case. This episode of Entertainment Now originally aired on the 2nd of April, on Radio Now 95.3 FM Lagos.

The international organization for migration is moving to create migration clubs and schools, to tackle the scourge of irregular migration, beginning with Edo state. In this episode of News Extra, we chat with the communications officer of the IOM, to find out why the IOM is taking the conversation of irregular migration, to school-aged children. This episode of News Extra originally aired live on the 2nd of April, 2021.

In this episode of The Big story, Radio now's Ngozi Orlukwu speaks with Nick Dazang, the director of voter education at INEC on whether there is a correlation between voter apathy and courts deciding elections. This episode of the Interview originally aired on the 13th of April, 2021.