
In this conversation, Aramide Kehinde and Anne-Rose Obidi, creator of The African Parent, delve into the complexities of parenting within Nigerian culture, discussing the implications of raising obedient versus good...


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"Welcome to 'Dear Nigerians,' a podcast crafted for Nigerian Millennials and Gen Z on a journey to authentically embrace their evolving identity. Join in to explore the joys and challenges of living with a Nigerian-influenced identity. Dear Nigerians is for those who appreciate the beauty, acknowledge the flaws, and seek an authentic path forward. Expect a stream of emotions..from laughter to anger, and the aha! moments
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Signup to Generate a Pitch"Welcome to 'Dear Nigerians,' a podcast crafted for Nigerian Millennials and Gen Z on a journey to authentically embrace their evolving identity. Join in to explore the joys and challenges of living with a Nigerian-influenced identity. Dear Nigerians is for those who appreciate the beauty, acknowledge the flaws, and seek an authentic path forward.
Dear Nigerians is hosted by Aramide Kehinde. The show has published 10 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Dear Nigerians: Let's be wholesome parents (w/ Anne-Rose Obidi)" (14 December 2025, 76 minutes), "Dear Nigerians: You're black too (w/ Peace Udechukwu-Ezeka)" (17 November 2025, 54 minutes), and "Dear Nigerians: Is it faith of is it fake?" (3 November 2025, 58 minutes).
Dear Nigerians publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 55 minutes across 10 episodes.
Booking probability for Dear Nigerians is 17%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Dear Nigerians requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Dear Nigerians's contact route on record: public web form.
Aramide Kehinde hosts Dear Nigerians, a society podcast with 10 episodes published.
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In this conversation, Aramide Kehinde and Anne-Rose Obidi, creator of The African Parent, delve into the complexities of parenting within Nigerian culture, discussing the implications of raising obedient versus good...

In this engaging conversation, Aramide Kehinde and Peace Udechukwu-Ezeka explore the cultural dynamics between Nigerians and African Americans, addressing perceptions, identity, and the impact of media. They share...

In this episode, Aramide Kehinde explores the complex relationship between faith and cultural performance among Nigerians, particularly focusing on the experiences of millennials and Gen Z. Through personal anecdotes...

In this engaging conversation, Aramide Kehinde and Peju Akintorin explore the dynamics of showing up at work as millennials and Gen Z individuals with Nigerian backgrounds. They discuss the importance of faith in the...

In this episode, Aramide Kehinde explores the complex dynamics of marriage within Nigerian culture, questioning the health and emotional safety of these unions. Drawing insights from Dr. Tolu Okorogare, a...

In this thought-provoking episode, Aramide Kehinde delves into the complexities of raising daughters within the Nigerian cultural context. She challenges traditional norms and explores the impact of societal...

<p>Join podcast host Aramide Kehinde as she explores generational fears that are passed down through Nigerian families, particularly affecting millennials and Gen Z. Through personal anecdotes, she illustrates how these...

Episode #8
<p><br>Join Aramide Kehinde in this episode of Dear Nigerians, as she explores the cultural and generational fears surrounding swimming within the Nigerian community. Through personal anecdotes and community responses...

<p>Join podcast host Aramide Kehinde and her father, Modupe Odusanya, as they explore their family's journey migrating from Nigeria to the US in 1998. Listen as they explore the complexities of Nigerian identity...

<p>Join podcast host Aramide Kehinde as she discusses the 2024 US elections, emphasizing the importance for Nigerian Americans to stay informed when voting. The conversation explores the multicultural nature of America...

Episode #5
<p>In this episode, Dear Nigerians podcast host, Aramide Kehinde, delves into the cultural implications of Halloween from a Nigerian perspective, exploring how traditions and beliefs shape the understanding of this...

<p>Join Dear Nigerians host Aramide Kehinde and her guest, Molayo Ifebajo, in a conversation that explores the complexities of body changes, parental connections, and cultural perspectives among Nigerians. Delve into...

<p>In this conversation, Dear Nigerians host Aramide Kehinde and her mother, Ola Odusanya, explore the complexities of Nigerian parenting, particularly the influence of Nigerian mothers on their children's upbringing...

<p>Hear responses from the older generation on how they view Millennials and Gen Z with a Nigerian-influenced identity. Find out what Eddie Murphy, Michael Jordan, and a story of three millennials have to do with how we...

<p>This first episode of the Dear Nigerians podcast explores the theme of generations and the expectations and roles of the older and younger generations with a Nigerian-influenced identity. Hear responses from the...

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<p>Introducing Dear Nigerians: a space for those with a Nigerian-influenced identity to talk about its beauty, joys, and also its pains. If you want to embody the fullest expressions of this identity, Dear Nigerians is...
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