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It is the sixth episode of Reviews on the couch and Elsie Godwin is joined by one of the most influential critics working in the African culture space, Wilfred Okichie and Tv Presenter with Pulse Nigeria, Actor & Movie buff – Rachel Emem... Read More
It is the fifth episode of Reviews on the couch and Elsie Godwin is joined by Personal Finance Youtuber and Photographer, Abumere EniolaTito and Tv Presenter with Pulse Nigeria, Actor & Movie buff – Rachel Emem Isaac, as they discuss and... Read More
It is the fourth episode of Reviews on the couch and Elsie Godwin is joined by Digital Communications Expert, Blogger & Founder of ScentHQ, Moji Delano and Realtor/US Relocation specialist and Cultural Ambassador – Harold Monu, as they... Read More
It is the third episode of Reviews on the couch and Elsie Godwin is joined by Digital Communications Strategist, Chidi Okereke and Head of Marketing at Swirge Network, Omohoro Mercy Ada (Ada Beke) as they discuss and review the Limited series on... Read More
It is the second episode of Reviews on the Couch with Elsie Godwin and she is joined by a Fashion Designer, Publicist & Movie Buff – Ngozika Onianwah and a Writer, Film Critic and the Author of ‘Dreaming of Ways to Understand... Read More
It is the first episode of Reviews on the Couch with Elsie Godwin and she is joined by a Writer and Critic – Segun Odejimi and a Movie critic and film reporter with Pulse Nigeria – Precious Nwogu, as they review Namaste Wahala – a... Read More
I haven’t cried in months, maybe years even. I am not one to cry, but as I watched the video clips of the Nigerian Army shooting live rounds of ammunition at unarmed protesters who were sitting, waving the Nigerian flag and singing the national... Read More
A few hours before Muhammadu Buhari decided to appear on TV to address the nation, I posted on Twitter, wondering why a lot of people are expecting him to say something. What do you want a murderer to say to... Read More
“Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable.”– John F. Kennedy It is a very sad day to be a Nigerian. For about two weeks, many young people in... Read More