The Ferdy Adimefe Podcast
The Ferdy Adimefe Podcast
Podcast Description
The Ferdy Adimefe’s Podcast is about the inner transformation for external impact. It explores the power of presence, self-mastery, and purposeful living—challenging Africans to shift from mere survival to intentional leadership in our lives and work.
Through deep conversations, personal stories, and thought-provoking insights, we uncover what it means to build from the inside out—navigating growth, resilience, and the human experience.
Join us as we embrace a new way of being, one that shapes not just who we are, but the world around us.
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Content Themes
The podcast delves into themes of self-mastery, personal presence, and purposeful living, featuring episodes like 'Not All Businessmen Are Entrepreneurs' where Babatunde Akin-Moses discusses innovation and financing in Nigeria, and 'Life in Film, Faith & Abundance' where Seun reflects on creativity and Christianity amidst societal pressures. Additional episodes focus on entrepreneurship in the face of change, the socio-economic realities in Nigeria, and the urgent need for intentional living among creatives in Africa.
The Ferdy Adimefe’s Podcast is about the inner transformation for external impact. It explores the power of presence, self-mastery, and purposeful living—challenging Africans to shift from mere survival to intentional leadership in our lives and work.
Through deep conversations, personal stories, and thought-provoking insights, we uncover what it means to build from the inside out—navigating growth, resilience, and the human experience.
Join us as we embrace a new way of being, one that shapes not just who we are, but the world around us.
In Nigeria’s startup ecosystem, the tension between fintechs and traditional banks is undeniable.
While fintechs often claim that banks fight too hard against innovation, the reality is clear: both sides need each other to survive.
In this episode of the Ferdy Adimefe Podcast, we unpack the dynamics shaping Nigeria’s financial future:-
Why fintechs depend on banks for credibility and infrastructure
– Why banks also need fintechs to reach underserved communities- How regulation continues to influence the power balance
– Why collaboration, not rivalry, may be the key to unlocking real financial transformation.
The big question remains: Will fintechs and banks keep clashing, or will they finally build the partnerships needed to reshape Nigeria’s financial landscape?
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