Life is a Skit
Life is a Skit
Podcast Description
Life is a Skit is a podcast where young Nigerians share stories and lessons from their everyday experiences.
From chasing big dreams to surviving Nigeria’s unpredictable realities, we come together to reflect, laugh at our mistakes, and learn from each other. With every episode, we bring our perspectives, relatable conversations, and the shared truth that there is more to life than just surviving.
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Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes such as personal growth, the hustle culture, and navigating adulthood in Nigeria. Episode examples include discussions on the 'necessity of side hustles' in today's economy, personal definitions of a 'glow-up', and nostalgic reflections on growing up as 2000 kids transitioning into adulthood.
Life is a Skit is a podcast where young Nigerians share stories and lessons from their everyday experiences.
From chasing big dreams to surviving Nigeria’s unpredictable realities, we come together to reflect, laugh at our mistakes, and learn from each other. With every episode, we bring our perspectives, relatable conversations, and the shared truth that there is more to life than just surviving.
Join the conversation on Instagram & Twitter(X) :
@lifeisaskitpod
Man plans, Nepa laughs
On this episode of Life is a Skit, Samuel and Ibitein sit down for an honest conversation about the things we've quietly normalized as young Nigerians. Some of it is funny. Some of it hits a little too close.
They talk about the ”infrastructure tax” and how a whole month without electricity somehow became just… another month. How a trip to Rwanda, a friend's ATM card failing abroad, and a video about passport privilege can suddenly reveal that what feels normal here isn't normal everywhere. They also get into how institutions, from NEPA to school bureaucracy, often pass their dysfunction down as ”that's just how it is.
By the end, you might find yourself asking the same question we did: is this normal?
Join the conversation on Instagram & YouTube and let us know: What's something that seems normal but isn't?
HOST: Sam Toye
WITH: Ibitein Iyalla
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