Culture Custodian adds a new show ‘Made In Nigeria’ to its podcast network

What does it mean to be Nigerian in 2021? What are the things that make the Nigerian experience what it is? Who are the people defining and redefining our sense of Nigerianness? 

These are just some of the questions, Made in Nigeria a podcast on the Culture Custodian Podcast Network sets out to answer. Hosted by Afiola Etomi and Oluwamayowa Idowu, the show digs into the Nigerian experience through the stories of some of the great writers, entrepreneurs, innovators, athletes, artists of our time. 

The Made in Nigeria podcast  is designed to showcase the varied and diverse adventures of some of the people who make the world as we know it tick. It’s perfect for anyone trying to make it in Nigeria, interested in our history and understanding the nuances that come with working, living and surviving in this unique place.

Listen to the trailer below and look out for weekly episodes on streaming platforms.

About the Hosts

Afiola Etomi 

Afiola is a product management coach at accelerators in Nigeria and the UK, a consultant at the European Patent Office and a development MSc candidate at the LSE.  His writing has featured in Culture Custodian and Stears.

Oluwamayowa Idowu

Mayowa is co-founder and Editor in Chief of Culture Custodian, a media platform designed to act as a curator and creator of content spanning across the worlds of music, popular culture and politics. His writing has featured in Culture Custodian, The Culture Trip, The Republic Journal, Stears, and the Nigerian Guardian. 

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