Nigeria is changing — but are Nigerians truly benefiting from the people in power?

In this episode of Naija Through My Eyes, Grace breaks down the growing City Boy Movement, political influence in Nigeria, poverty, survival politics, youth support movements, and the relationship between power, access, and everyday Nigerians struggling with inflation, unemployment, food prices, insecurity, and economic hardship.

This episode explores Nigerian politics beyond slogans like Renewed Hope, asking difficult questions about leadership, governance, corruption, poverty, influencer politics, political loyalty, and why many Nigerians still defend systems that seem to fail them.

If you care about:

* Nigerian politics

* Tinubu administration discussions

* Nigerian economy

* Cost of living crisis

* African politics

* Youth political movements

* Social commentary

* Nigerian society and culture

* Poverty and survival in Nigeria

* Political influence and power

* Current affairs podcasts

* Nigerian podcast discussions

* African diaspora conversations

…then this episode is for you.

Whether you’re in Nigeria, the UK, Canada, Germany, France, the US, or anywhere in the African diaspora, this conversation connects to the realities many Nigerians are facing today.

🎧 Listen, reflect, and join the conversation.

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Welcome to Naija Through My Eyes.

There’s always something happening in Nigeria—viral moments, trending conversations, and opinions everywhere. But beyond the noise, how often do we actually stop to ask: what’s really going on?

In this first episode, I introduce the heart behind this podcast and why I decided to start it. This is a space for honest conversations, deeper reflection, and real perspectives on Nigeria—without hype or one-sided narratives.

If you’ve ever found yourself questioning what you see online, or wanting more meaningful conversations about Nigeria, you’re in the right place.

This is just the beginning.

Keywords: Nigeria, Nigerian podcast, African stories, social commentary, culture, politics, real talk