Dr Reju Podcast

My thoughts on the need for Nigeria and indeed African societies to reimagine their spirituality keeps rambling on. In this episode I sat with Terkimbi Akulega, a pastor of a church in Benue State Nigeria to take the conversation further with particular reference to the practice of Christian faith in Nigeria. I hope you find it engaging.

This is a continuation of my conversation with Sylvester and Jesse.

This episode is a follow up to the last one I did and I was honored to share the episode with two emerging leaders: Jesse Nkwiri, a community leader and Program Manager of the Jos based Patris Empowerment Initiative & Sylvester Orndir, the Dean of the Kingdom Citizens’ College also based in Jos. Both of them picked my brain on the issues I shared in the last episode. This chat will be in two parts. This is the 1st serving.

I shared some thoughts about the recent passing of Dr. Hebert Wigwe and some comments on the socio-economic situations in Nigeria by Dr Adeboye. All inspired by my recent visit to the Elmina slave dungeon in Ghana. Implications for societal transformation and human flourishing.

This episode talks about what I think is the after effect of the END SARS PROTEST…the arrest of Nnamdi Kanu and the current situation surrounding Sunday Igboho and his detainment in Benin. With a lot of people worried about the government focusing on arresting leaders of certain tribal groups rather than attending to the crucial needs of this Nation, ranging from Banditry to Kidnapping to School closure… is there still hope?

This episode talks about the African “variant” of religion especially amongst the two dominant faiths - Christianity and Islam which were used as tools of colonialism. It’s effect on politics, economy and lifestyle, the setbacks and possible dangers if we do not break loose from its grip.

Avoiding the dummy sent by Nigerian political opportunists and responding by speaking in low time and few words that’s loud enough for the deaf.

The Nigeria Labour Congress, gradually loosing relevance? Take a listen to my thoughts.

A wrap up of our talk on education. Interestingly, this episode covers clarifications to questions asked by some of my listeners. It is good to know that issues like this are not only felt by me and that these young ones are looking for a way up.

This episode is still on education. Providing further insight into what I think it could be if proper attention is being paid to it. Enjoy.

Still on the Nigerian education system with a further dive into the solutions to the problem it faces and potentials if handled with care.

This episode talks about education in Nigeria, the overlook, public schools face from the government, upsurge of private schools, issues both sectors face, its effect on the country and possible solutions.

This episode talks about politics, governance and the Nigerian youth, citing the hindrances that prevents proper participation of the youth into this space, the concerns and possible solutions.

A continuation from last week’s discussion about Leadership development across the globe, the issues and the implications for Nigeria and Africa.

Leadership development across the globe, the issues and the implications for Nigeria and Africa

Elijah & Joan sat down with me on Patris Radio’s program Answers with Dr Reju to pick my brains on a Musing posted on my page few months about the importance of History Lessons.

The Nigeria FG recently heated the polity by tagging a real or imagined planned NATIONAL PROTEST AS A REGIME CHANGE INITIATIVE. Is it wrong for citizens to press, demand or protest for a regime change?

This is a chat I had with a young lady, Joan on Patris Radio on how Nigerians especially the youths should process the recent debate in the British Parliament and among other issues.