Kedu Amerika

The loft-mates meet Nigerian afro-beats artist, KingCapBee, the son of Nigeria's first Democratic President, Olusegun Obasanjo, GCFR.

Nigerian blogger and essayist, Nma Agada, joins the loft-mates in an intense conversation on Feminism.

The concluding part of "The 'F' Word" gets even more heated with varying opinions. Watch and witness Feminism in a true light!

Successful entrepreneur and life coach, Raheem Cannon, came visiting with a wealth of infotainment. He sheds light on how to establish and manage an enterprise, explains the benefits of Roth IRA, and signs off with an exciting game of TABOO.

The Loft-mates chat with Chinyere Ugokwe, the founder of the most prominent vendor of Dashiki, Dashiki Pride.

What will your dream job be? If money was not an issue, if years of education was not an issue? Alex Tsakr says he will choose to work as a pilot in Nigeria, even if he was offered half of the money he earns as a pilot in America.

Nollywood actress, Amanda Ebeye, says that the "Old Nollywood" makes more money than the "New Nollywood."

It's a "Roast Battle"-like moment between comedian Max Fraser and host Bobby Obodo. Who wins the battle? Watch to find out.

Ace Nollywood director, Robert Peters, throws light on the subtleties and nuances of filmmaking at home and abroad.

Veteran of the US Army, William Rothrock, shares his experiences in the military, and his motivation for becoming a lawyer.

Dr. Nnaemeka Anthony Nweke, the Dancing Doctor, merrily signs us off with his skillful cultural dance moves, after sharing his testimony on his journey to becoming a doctor.