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Faith Morey didn't always have the life she has today. The Port Harcourt-born former basketball player went on to build an international modelling career before becoming a familiar face on The Real Housewives of Lagos.

On this episode, Faith talks about deliberately building the life she wanted, staying authentic despite public opinion, and why class, confidence and social etiquette aren't reserved for people born into certain environments.

This is a belief that also reflects through her work as Founder of Gracefully Faith Morey and Okachi Foundation.

If Faith could build a life she once only imagined, what could others achieve with the right opportunities?

Get cozy, take a sip and join the conversation. ☕️

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Tobe’s acknowledgement of the tea we served on set mid-conversation did not prepare us for the tea he was about to spill.

Tobe Ugeh, popularly known as Tobe SZN, is a lawyer, creator and actor who has captivated the eyes and hearts of many young Nigerians with his fashion, lifestyle, travel content and now, history classes.

On this episode, Tobe addresses how he handles criticisms, what it takes to be a creator living in Nigeria and the actual aim and objective of his platform.

Get cozy, grab a teacup and take a sip! ☕️❤️

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If the Mayor of Lagos has tea to spill, then we’re listening!

Mayorkun’s journey into music changed his life pretty quickly. Now, years later, he can look back at getting signed, building one of Afrobeats’ favourite artist duos with Davido, and learning what it actually means to have millions of people invested in your music.

But success comes with expectations too.

Mayorkun gets honest about fan opinions, mental health and the funny frustration of putting everything into a song only to watch the one you least expected become the hit. 😂

This episode has tea on the music industry, artists mental health and a lot of humor but behind the humor is a real lesson to enjoy making your art even when you can’t control how people receive it.

Get cozy and take a sip. ☕️

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The Nigerian film industry - Nollywood has experienced many seasons, moments and eras, and one person who has lived through many of them is our guest today, Uche Jombo.

Having spent nearly 30 years in the industry, Uche Jombo, the veteran actress, director and producer, joins us for a conversation about the different seasons of Nollywood through her lens.

Nollywood has undeniably evolved. We can debate in our personal spaces whether that evolution has been for better or worse, but Uche shares her perspective based on her own experience.

What has changed? What can be done better? And do we really want to go back to early Nollywood?

Uche Jombo answers all of these and more on this episode of CreativiTea.

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Bukky Wright is back and this is more than a return to our screens.

After years away, she comes back with The Return of Omotara Johnson, a character that means something to a generation of Nigerian viewers.

But returning also means looking at the industry you left behind and asking what has changed, what still matters, and what could be better.

For Bukky, our stories are part of our heritage, we must spotlight the Nigerian culture and if Nigerian cinema is going to grow, there has to be room for more Nigerian stories to be seen, supported and championed.

This is a conversation about knowing what you stand for, making room for the next generation and, finding your way back to the hearts of Nigerians.

Bukky Wright is back. And she’s here to stay.

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Tosin Adefeko aka Tosh, built Podfest into a space where Nigerians come together to listen, connect and have great conversations.

But the woman creating that space has a story of her own.

In this episode, Tosh opens up about the experiences and trauma that shaped her, the lessons that followed, and how growth and learning continue to influence the work she does today through Podfest, At3 Resources and MVMNT Studio.

And on September 25th, the Podfest community comes together again for the Podfest 2026.

Before you join the gathering, get to know the woman behind the tribe.

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In this episode, we’re talking about building wealth that can outlive you.

Amb. Dr. Amaka Okeke brings us into the world of Optiva Capital Partners, where wealth creation meets wealth preservation, investment immigration and global opportunities designed to help individuals and families think bigger about their financial future.

Her journey at Optiva from trainee to Executive Director of Business Development, also gives us a closer look at the work behind helping people protect what they’ve built and position it for the next generation.

It’s a conversation about money, ambition, legacy and building for the future.

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In this episode, Bovi joins us for a conversation that goes beyond comedy.

We talk about longevity, reinvention and what it takes to build a career that can survive changing audiences, changing platforms and changing times.

Bovi takes us back to the era of Night of a Thousand Laughs and the comedians who shaped an important chapter of Nigerian entertainment.

He also gives his 2 cents on skit-making - the new route that has given comedians another way to find audiences, build careers and keep comedy moving.

This conversation is nostalgic, reflective and goes beyond comedy.

Get cozy and take a sip✨

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In this conversation, Omowunmi reflects on a changing industry and why there is so much to be excited about for women in Nigerian film today.

We often ask “What does it really take for women to build lasting careers in Entertainment especially, Nollywood?”

For Omowunmi Dada, talent is only part of the equation. Discipline, professionalism and knowing how to show up matter too. 

And sometimes, the door isn't closed, you may simply be arriving at a different time.

On winning, Omowunmi spills tea on the film - Black Market.

She takes us behind the film and its ambitious attempt to set a Guinness World Record for largest audience ever at a film screening in a single location, urging Nigerians to come experience it as a win for the Nation. 

This episode is a pure conversation about women, timing, professionalism, and an industry still writing its story.

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We’ve all heard the conversation around privilege, but what happens when you sit with someone who has lived it from different sides?

For the first episode of Season 4, Toolz joins us for a conversation about family, access, beauty, and the pressure that comes with being born into a well-known name.

We get into the BBL conversation, the risks behind the trend, and the bigger question of how much beauty, money, connections and status really influence who gets ahead.

This conversation changes the question from “Does Privilege exist?” to “What do you do with it?” 

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For the final cup of our Samsung series, we're going inside the brand with someone who has spent 13 years living its culture of innovation.

Mr. Stephen Okwara, Product Manager at Samsung Nigeria shares what keeps innovation at the heart of the brand and why Samsung's approach to innovation goes beyond simply adding new features.

From the head of marketing to the creators, and lifestyle voices who experience it every day, we've explored Samsung from every angle. 

With this episode, we get to the product itself.

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What does Samsung look like through the eyes of a lifestyle creator?

As a creator, a Nigerian woman, Mimi Onalaja explains why the right technology should ease your everyday routine. 

Creating a Lifestyle with Samsung is a conversation about building a lifestyle where creativity and productivity naturally coexist.

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On this episode we're sharing tea with lifestyle creator ObisOra on authenticity, influence, and building a brand that truly reflects who you are.

For ObisOra, becoming a Samsung ambassador wasn't about discovering a new brand, it was about representing one she had already trusted for years.

She also highlights how Samsung's attention to consumer insight strengthens its connection with users.

Safe to say Obis Ora is a Samsung girlie and it’s fun to see. 

Get cozy and take a sip. ☕

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You've seen the launches. You've seen the campaigns. 

But have you ever wondered what it takes to market Samsung?

Recorded at Samsung Galaxy Unpacked, on this episode, Oge Maduagwu, seasoned marketing professional and Head of Marketing & Comms Samsung Electronics West Africa, takes us behind the brand to share the realities of the job, the biggest challenge, and the strategy behind keeping one of the world's biggest tech brands connected to millions of people.

It's insightful, refreshing, and a must-listen for anyone who loves marketing, branding, or great business conversations.

Get cozy, get a pen too and take a sip!

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On this episode, creator and tech enthusiast Kagan joins us for a conversation on creativity, productivity, and why the best innovations are the ones that fit seamlessly into the way people actually live and work.

Drawing from over a decade long experience in the tech industry and his journey into content creation, he shares his perspective on the Galaxy ZFold8 and why every great product should feel like it was designed with its user in mind.

It’s a packed conversation in the most “Kagan” way

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Real estate.
Samsung.

Two things you probably didn't expect to hear in the same conversation.

This week, Dr. Ned of NedComOaks shares why the biggest opportunities in business aren't always where everyone is looking.

Using Samsung's journey as an example, he unpacks innovation, entrepreneurship, the importance of research, and why understanding people will always beat simply selling products.

He also shares why he's remained a Samsung loyalist over the years and what he thinks the brand should do next.

This is beyond a conversation about phones.
It's insights on building businesses

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What makes someone the right face of a global brand?

At Samsung Galaxy Unpacked, Erica shares why she believes Big Brother amplified her career rather than created it and how years of building, growing and partnering with Samsung eventually led to becoming one of the brand's ambassadors.

A conversation about influence, consistency and staying relevant over time. 

Get cozy, take a sip and more.

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Unable to find clothes that truly fit her, she chose not to accept the industry's limitations. Instead, she built Sewasimilara, a fashion brand proving that style and inclusivity can exist in the same conversation.

In this episode, why representation matters beyond marketing, and how personal experiences can become the foundation of purpose-driven entrepreneurship.

This is a conversation that explores the world of fashion through the lens of a Gen Z fashion entrepreneur who is challenging the industry standards. 

Get cozy and take a sip.☕️🤎

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Pastor Dimeji Matesun shares how his passion for serving people has shaped both his ministry and his leadership at Sapphire Virtual Networks.

In this episode, we explore Sapphire's decade-long partnership with Samsung, why collaboration with partners like Slot, Pointek has been key to expanding access to Samsung devices, and how the Trade-In Programme is making it easier for more Nigerians to upgrade to the latest Galaxy devices.

He also gives us an exclusive look at how a Samsung Trade-In with Sapphire works and reveals that an upcoming Sapphire app will soon automate the entire experience, making future upgrades even more seamless.

Get comfy, take a sip, and enjoy the conversation. ☕

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Every brand hopes for an Obi Cubana.

At Samsung Galaxy Unpacked, Obi Cubana reflects on a relationship with Samsung that spans more than a decade, sharing why becoming a Samsung Icon felt less like a new beginning and more like the continuation of a journey built on trust.

In this special episode of CreativiTea, we unpack authentic brand loyalty, long-term partnerships, and why the strongest endorsements are built through consistency long before they become official.

Get comfy, take a sip, and enjoy the conversation. ☕

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Some of the biggest moments on television don't happen by chance.

In this episode, acclaimed television director and creative producer Gbenga Kayode takes us behind the lens to unpack what it really takes to create shows that keep millions of viewers coming back.

From directing productions like Big Brother Naija, The Voice Nigeria, Cowbellpedia, and more, to sharing the story behind some of the internet's funniest "Kayode..." moments, Gbenga offers a refreshing look at the craft of television production.

We also get into his thoughts on the "Olodo Uprising," the relationship between entertainment and intelligence, and why his newest project, GRIT, reflects the kind of stories he believes deserve more attention.

If you've ever wondered what really goes into creating unforgettable television, this episode is for you.

Get cozy and Take a sip.☕️🤎

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What does it really take to build a career around food?

In this episode of CreativiTea, Chef Ify gets candid about creating content that lasts.

From leaving a successful legal career to building a global community of millions, she reflects on choosing purpose over predictability, staying authentic in the creator economy, and why food deserves a place in conversations about culture, identity, and innovation.

She also shares the journey behind building one of Africa's most influential food platforms, not by simply teaching recipes, but by changing the way we think about African cuisine.

If you've ever wondered what happens behind the beautiful plates and viral videos, this conversation is for you.

This is more than just a conversation about cooking.

It's about culture, identity and legacy.

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After years of building a career in the music industry, Matthew Oyebanji found himself asking a different question about safety.

Living through Nigeria's growing security challenges, and shaped by his own personal experience, he realized technology could do more than make life convenient. It could help protect lives.

That conviction led to the creation of TriggerApp - a platform built to utilize technology in addressing security challenges.

In this episode, Matthew shares the journey from music executive to tech founder, the lessons he carried from one industry into another, and why purpose is often found in the problems we're willing to solve.

This is a conversation about reinvention, innovation, and the courage to build solutions where they're needed most.

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Fame is often seen as the reward. The thing everyone wants and the thing everyone chases.

But what happens when it finally arrives?

In this episode, Deyemi Okanlawon opens up about the realities of visibility, success, and the pressures that come with becoming a household name.

From spending over a decade building a career in sales and marketing to becoming one of Nollywood's most recognizable faces, Deyemi reflects on the transition from corporate life to entertainment, the lessons he's learned along the way, and the importance of staying grounded while navigating success.

Can fame elevate you? Can it distract you? Can it destroy you?

This is an honest conversation about identity, ambition, purpose, and the responsibility that comes with being seen.

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Genoveva left the UK and stepped into Nollywood, but does being an IJGB really make the journey easier?

This week on CreativiTea, Genoveva Umeh opens up about building a career across continents, navigating stereotypes, finding her footing in the industry, and the realities behind being Genoveva.

Is it privilege, perception, preparation… or something else entirely?

Take a sip with Genoveva on CreativiTea🤎

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For years, the world has had an opinion about Beverly Osu.

From reality television to film, fashion, and media, her journey has unfolded in the public eye, often accompanied by conversations, assumptions, and expectations that extended far beyond her work.

In this episode, Beverly reflects on the experiences that shaped her, the lessons that came with growth, and the importance of staying true to yourself in a world that is constantly trying to define you.

Together, we explore identity, public perception, self-discovery, resilience, and the freedom that comes with embracing every part of your story.

It is honest, reflective, and deeply personal.

This conversation is a reminder that sometimes the greatest comeback is simply being yourself.

Take a sip with Beverly on CreativiTea🤎

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This episode of CreativiTea with Lynda features Adim Isiakpona, a creative strategist, entrepreneur, and business leader whose career spans global companies like Google, Intel, and Hewlett-Packard, as well as some of Africa's fastest-growing brands.

As Co-Founder and Group CEO of The People Company, the parent company of Riquesa and Duolibra, Adim has spent years helping businesses unlock growth through strategy, creativity, and cultural insight.

Beyond marketing and business, he is also helping shape the future of African storytelling through film production and investment, creating pathways for creatives and ideas to scale.

This is a conversation for entrepreneurs, creatives, founders, and anyone looking to build something bigger than themselves.

Enjoy the tea! 

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Dammy Twitch didn’t start out as a “known director.” He started with learning visuals from photography, then moving into music video.

We sit with Dammy Twitch today, as a director whose visual language has helped define moments in Nigerian music and pop culture. 

His work has shaped how stories are seen, felt, and remembered across screens and stages.

In this episode, we explore 

– When it’s just creativity vs when it becomes a job

–Moving from photography to a feature film director.

– How music videos taught him speed, pressure, and clarity.

– What changes when you start thinking in film language.

It’s really a conversation about growth, not as a big dramatic shift, but as small decisions that eventually change your whole direction.

It’s honest, grounded, and deeply reflective.

Take a sip, mindfully.

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This episode of CreativiTea with Lynda features Sola Oyebade, aka the Gen z Papi, a show producer, fashion guru, and industry figure whose work has shaped how runway shows are created and experienced in Nigeria.

As the founder of Mahogany International, the production company behind GTCO Fashion Weekend, he has played a key role in delivering some of the most recognized fashion experiences on the continent.

In this episode, we talk about:

– What really goes into producing a fashion show

– What it takes to be a runway model

– Building structure in the fashion industry

– Bts of creating a lasting impact in fashion

This is a conversation about the work behind the scenes, the discipline, the systems, and the responsibility of shaping an industry.

It’s fun fulled, insightful, and grounded in experience.

Take a sip, mindfully and intentionally.

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On this episode of CreativiTEA, we sit down with Addy Awofisayo, Head of Music for Sub-Saharan Africa at YouTube and YouTube Music, for a refreshing conversation about the evolving relationship between African music, creators, and the digital world.

From championing artists across the continent to helping shape how African music is discovered globally, Addy shares insights on the power of platforms, the role of the algorithm, and what it truly takes for African creatives to scale their impact.

This episode with Addy dives deeply into the intersection of music, culture, and technology and what the future holds for African creators.

It's hot, it's brewing, and it's ready to be sipped delightfully.

Enjoy. 

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In this special episode of CreativiTEA, we take you inside the African Creators Summit, where Africa’s brightest creative minds came together for real conversations beyond the highlight reels.

From candid moments with Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde, Folagade Banks, Ify’s Kitchen, Craze Clown, Emmanuella, Nancy Umeh, MC Edo Pikin, and more, this episode captures the truths creators don’t always say out loud, about growth, relevance, sustainability, and winning in the long game.

This isn’t just about talent or virality. It’s about the systems, mindset, and community it takes to build something that lasts.

If you’re a creator building for the future, not just the feed, this episode is for you.

Sit back, sip slowly, and enjoy. 🍵✨

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Tea is served! On this episode of CreativiTEA, we sit with Apollo (Oladapo “OJ” Adewunmi), convener of the African Creator’s Summit to unpack what African creators truly need to win beyond the hype:

structure, community, systems, and sustainability.

This one is for creators thinking long-term, not just trending. Enjoy!

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On this CreativiTEA Christmas Special, Emmanuella joins us for a refreshing conversation about growing up in the spotlight, staying grounded, creativity, and finding her voice beyond the laughs.

From viral moments to real-life lessons, this episode reminds us that age doesn’t limit impact; clarity, consistency, and confidence do the work.

Sweet, thoughtful, and inspiring, this is Emmanuella like you’ve never seen her before.

Enjoy

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CreativiTEA hits the Red Carpet!

For the first time ever, we brought the podcast live to The Future Awards Africa, delivering a full Red-Carpet Experience on TFAA’s iconic Black Carpet, complete with our signature CreativiTEA teacup booth.

In this special episode, Lynda chats with guests like Broda Shaggi, Obi Asika, Nasboi, Omawunmi Dada, Mike Afolarin & more, capturing the fashion, energy, laughter, and all the unfiltered tea from Africa’s biggest night celebrating young changemakers.

It’s vibrant, honest, and filled with the moments you never get to see on TV.

Step into the teacup and enjoy the conversations shaping the future of creativity in Africa.

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Some people tell jokes. MC Monica builds worlds with them. The bold comedian and creative mind behind Starch Ur Teeth has turned stand-up into a storytelling tool, one that entertains, educates, and evolves culture.

From viral skits to music-laced performances and sold-out shows, Monica has mastered the art of blending humour with hustle, building a brand that resonates far beyond the stage.

In this episode of CreativiTEA, he unpacks the craft, the courage, and the creative strategy behind transforming comedy into community and laughter into movement.

Plug in, pour up, and enjoy this one, it’s sharp, funny, and full of heart. 

And when you’re done listening, tell us your favourite MC Monica moment in the comments, we’re taking notes.

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*CreativiTEA Season 2, Episode 20*

*Title: | CreativiTEA Poscast*

*Guest: Johnny Drille*

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Every era has its storytellers and Johnny Drille is one of ours. The Mavin Records artist has turned emotion into a strategy, pairing heartfelt songwriting with some of the most creative rollouts and visuals in Nigerian music.

From How Are You My Friend to Before We Fall Asleep, Johnny’s work reminds us that connection is a craft. He doesn’t just release songs; he builds worlds around them intimate, intentional, and deeply human.

In this episode of CreativiTEA, he takes us behind the music, the storytelling, the marketing, and the magic that keeps his audience coming back for more.

Plug in, pour up, and enjoy the sound of soul meeting strategy.

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This week on CreativiTEA, the spotlight is on Leye Makanjuola, the founder of Intense, a marketing agency that’s spent the last decade proving creativity doesn’t have to be guesswork.

Leye has built a business where strategy, data, and storytelling work hand in hand. From executing campaigns that turned budget challenges into viral cultural moments, to scaling ideas that cut through crowded markets, he’s shown how data-driven creativity delivers results that last.

In this episode, he breaks down the realities of running a creative agency, the wins, the setbacks, and the discipline it takes to thrive in an industry that changes overnight.

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Tea is served! In this episode of CreativiTEA, we sit with Bayanni, Mavin Records’ rising star and one of Afrobeats’ freshest voices shaping the future of the sound.

From a boy in the choir chasing harmony to joining the legendary Mavin family, Bayanni’s journey is one of discipline, discovery, and daring to dream. With Ta Ta Ta, the viral TikTok anthem turned global love song, he proved that melody can become movement, carrying him onto international stages.

In this conversation, Bayanni opens up about:

• How he went from choir boy to Mavin breakout star

• The story behind his viral hit Ta Ta Ta

• Staying grounded while rising globally

• His vision for Afrobeats as the sound of a new generation

So grab your teacup and enjoy this inspiring chat with a voice that’s not just blowing up playlists but crafting the soundtrack of tomorrow.

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This week on CreativiTEA, the spotlight is on Oluwadolarz - comedian, creator, and one of the sharpest minds shaping Nigeria’s skit culture.

From viral family skits to redefining digital comedy, he’s shown us that skits aren’t just entertainment, they’re business. 

We dive into the hustle behind the humor: how he stays consistent, reinvents himself, and turns chaos into laughter.

So grab your teacup, get ready to laugh, learn and enjoy this unfiltered episode with a creative who proves that comedy is serious business.

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This week on CreativiTEA, we’re sitting down with a creative force whose work you’ve definitely seen, even if you didn’t know his name. Felix Crown isn’t just a photographer and director; he’s a visual storyteller who’s shaped the way brands, celebrities, and entire movements present themselves to the world.

From iconic portraits that feel like they breathe, to campaigns that dominated timelines, Felix has mastered the art of translating vision into visuals. But beyond the craft, he’s built a blueprint for the business of creativity - structuring, scaling, and running a creative enterprise that thrives.

In this episode, we’re unpacking the artistry, the hustle, and the systems that turn raw talent into a sustainable creative business.

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On this episode of CreativiTEA, we’re going behind the camera with the visionary shaping some of Nigeria’s most talked-about music videos - UAX.

From Tems to Omalay, Rema, Burna Boy, and more, UAX has directed visuals that are bold, cinematic, and undeniably fresh. But what does it really take to direct for top Nigerian celebrities?

In this episode, we unpack:

The creative process behind celebrity music videos

Balancing an artist’s brand with visual storytelling

Challenges behind the scenes (and how to overcome them)

His journey from director to recording artist

Whether you're a filmmaker, music lover, or just someone who loves a good behind-the-scenes gist, this episode is packed with insights, hustle, and creative gold.

So grab your teacup and enjoy this deep dive into the world of music video direction with UAX.

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On this episode of CreativiTEA, I sit with a true creative chameleon - rapper, producer, talent discoverer, and now filmmaker, the one and only JJC Skillz.

From dominating the mic as an award-winning rapper, to discovering icons like Don Jazzy and D’banj, to stepping into the world of filmmaking with a new movie dropping this Friday, JJC has lived many lives in one creative career.

In this conversation, we unpack what it means to evolve, rebrand, and stay relevant across decades.

We talk legacy, longevity, music, mentorship, and his next big chapter in Nollywood.

Whether you’re a multi-hyphenate or just figuring it out, this episode will remind you: reinvention isn’t optional, it’s powerful.

So grab your teacup, settle in, and enjoy this energizing conversation with one of Nigeria’s most dynamic creative forces.

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On this episode of CreativiTEA, I sit with one of Nigeria’s most respected creative powerhouses the rapper, storyteller, cultural curator and Oga Boss himself, Illbliss.

From co-creating behind the scenes to shaping culture on stage and screen, Illbliss has done it all and done it with intention.

In this conversation, we go beyond the bars.

We talk branding, legacy, creative evolution, and what it truly means to own your voice in a noisy world.

Whether you're a rapper, writer, entrepreneur or dreamer, this one will leave you fired up!

So grab your teacup, get cozy, and enjoy this powerful episode with one of the sharpest minds in the game.

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This episode isn’t just another conversation, it’s a creative brainstorm, a crossfire of bold ideas, real experiences, and unfiltered perspectives.

I’m joined by a group of young passionate creatives from different backgrounds: writers, strategists, designers, content wizards.. 

Today, they’re not just behind the scenes.

They’re front and center.

What happens when they all step into one room? Let’s just say… you don’t want to miss this.

So grab your tea cups, get cozy and enjoy this special episode featuring members of of my online creative community, The CreativiTEAM.

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This week on CreativiTEA, we sat down with the hitmaker himself - Reekado Banks!

From topping charts with Katapot to shaking up the game with Ozumba Mbadiwe, Reekado has proven time and time again that he’s more than just a voice - he’s a force.

But in this episode, he pulls the curtain back.

We talk about the grind behind the music, the business behind the brand, and the inspiration behind his new album. 

Whether you're a creative, a music lover, or just chasing your own path - this one’s for you. Enjoy!

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Tea is served! This week on #CreativiTEA, my guest is a man whose voice sounds like velvet and whose brand is all intentional.

From serenading us with hits like “Gentleman” and “Thunder Fire You,” to redefining what R&B sounds and looks like in Africa, he’s built a career on emotion, elegance, and excellence.

A former economics graduate turned soul star, he’s not just a singer, he’s a storyteller, a strategist, and a style icon. Whether he’s modeling for Giorgio Armani or judging on Nigerian Idol, he always brings grace and grit.

Enjoy this episode with the Lagos Lover Boy himself… Ric Hassani.

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Tea is served! This week on #CreativiTEA, we're joined by the visionary behind some of Afrobeats' biggest stars - Bizzle Osikoya. As the co-founder of The Plug Entertainment and a renowned A&R executive, Bizzle has been instrumental in shaping the careers of artists like Davido, Oxlade, and Tems.

From his early days at Storm Records and Mavin Records to co-founding The Plug, Bizzle shares his journey, insights into artist development, and the future of the Nigerian music industry.

Tune in as we delve into the mind of the man who's been a catalyst for Afrobeats' global rise.

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Get ready for an insightful episode with Fisayo Fosudo, Nigeria's leading tech YouTuber and visual storyteller!

With over 700,000 subscribers and 100 million+ views, Fisayo shares insights into building a personal brand, the challenges of content creation in Nigeria, and his passion for storytelling. ​

Discover how Fisayo turned his passion into a thriving career and what it takes to succeed in the digital content space.

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On this episode of #CreativiTEA, we sit with a true master of media, meaning, and mental strength — Chude Jideonwo.

From shaping national elections to shaping hearts, Chude’s 25-year journey across media, politics, and purpose is nothing short of extraordinary.

Get ready for an unfiltered conversation on joy, healing, and the power of storytelling.

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In this episode, we shared tea with the man saving lives, one post at a time!

From the hospital wards to your social media feeds, Dr. Egemba Chinonso Fidelis, popularly known as Aproko Doctor, has redefined healthcare advocacy in Nigeria. A trained medical doctor turned digital health educator, he has spent years breaking down complex medical information into engaging, accessible content that empowers millions.  

But his impact goes far beyond just tweets and videos. As the 100K Club founder, he has helped underprivileged Nigerians access life-saving medical care. In 2022, he faced his health battle - a brain tumor diagnosis - but turned his journey into a platform for awareness and resilience. And most recently, in 2025, he took action once again, donating an 11KW solar power solution to the Mother-Child Centre of Epe General Hospital, ensuring uninterrupted healthcare services.  

How does he balance medicine, advocacy, content creation, and acting? What drives his passion for making health knowledge accessible? And what’s next for the doctor who never stops giving back?  

Guest: Egemba Chinonso Fidelis (Aproko Doctor)

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