Saying it as it is

On this week’s episode, Oluchi discusses the destiny helper mentality aided by entitlement using Nigeria as an example. Like follow & subscribe.

On this week’s episode, Oluchi talks about Nigerians favorite past time… yup sex! Don’t act like you don’t know how much we love it. So why does it still feel like a taboo whenever the topic is discussed? Is it cultural, religious or simply both. Maybe it’s more nuanced, let’s know what you think. Follow, like and share on all platforms. Feel free to DM or email us.

On this week’s episode, Oluchi looks into religion in this part of the world and questions our ability to question the status quo. Enjoy, follow & subscribe

On this episode, Oluchi addresses the age long issue of beauty standards pertaining to black women and the generational effects it has on the mind & body

On this week’s episode, Oluchi questions the approach to adulthood in Nigeria & the stunted growth experienced by young adults. Why are grown ups still being treated like kids? Is it economical or simply cultural? Listen & subscribe

On this week’s episode, Oluchi asks some thought provoking questions about the type of elites we have in this part of the world. Why do they have so much disdain for a functional system? Do they owe the people anything? Listen and subscribe today.

On this episode Oluchi addresses a few issues, majorly diving into the Stockholm syndrome that Nigerians experience as a people by suffering & smiling. Are we even aware that we deserve better from our Government?

It’s Oluchi’s birthday and she celebrates her 12th episode with her saying it as it is family. She reflects on her past experiences and future goals as she steps into her new age. Kindly Like, Rate & Subscribe

on this episode, Oluchi looks into the performative nature people especially Online. She tries to understand the difference between being vocal & just plain performance.

On this episode Oluchi reflects on starting the podcast, She recaps the past 9 episodes, her struggles and the role of consistency when building.

As a generation that prides itself on being mentally aware and in touch with our feelings, Oluchi poses the question on how sensitive we have become. Do you feel we are too sensitive? Comment your thoughts. Like, follow, subscribe and share.

Happy Valentines Day to all those who celebrate, so Who is responsible for the transactional nature of sex in Lagos? On this episode, Oluchi discusses money worship and its effect on relationships in Lagos & the world at large.

Is Jealousy a natural emotion? Just like love, there are things that make us human. Oluchi advocates staying away from drugs, Naija don’t got the facilities if that goes wrong. Rate, folllow, Like & Subscribe

Addiction has many forms albeit only a few seem to be constantly highlighted. On this episode Oluchi uncovers the myth and reality of addictions.

What does it really take to survive as a young Nigerian today? Using my own struggles as a lens, this episode explores the pressures, setbacks, and expectations that shape our lives and why “doing your best” often isn’t enough.

On this episode, Oluchi takes a deep dive into the existential question of what it means to have a family, asking is your really want that family.

On this episode Oluchi talks about relationships and the roles we play in the success or failure of each connection. From platonic to romantic relationships and all the situationships that exist within we need to know. ARE YOU THE PROBLEM? Like and Rate our show guys! and follow us @Sayingitasitiis on all platforms.

On this episode Oluchi dissects the sensitive topic bad moms, asking the important questions.

on this episode, Oluchi reflects on the past year and her motivation to start the Podcast. She discusses and tries to understand the concept of Bare Minimum.

Oluchi introduces her new show and what to expect as she will be Saying It As It Is. First episode out on January 1st