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25/02/2026

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16/09/2025

K-Drama Besties is back on The House Chronicles with another fun-filled episode, and this time we’re joined by Victor Joseph—a true K-drama lover through and through. 🌸 From Boys Over Flowers to Hotel Del Luna, we revisit the stories, characters, and OSTs that shaped our love for K-dramas.

We laughed, teased, and even got Joseph to sing his favorite OST live (yes, live!). Along the way, we debated the eternal battle: K-Drama vs Nollywood vs Hollywood—who really tells the most heartfelt stories? From crying through Scarlet Heart to swooning over What’s Wrong With Secretary Kim, this episode is for every fan who has ever been swept away by a drama.

💬 Now it’s your turn: What was your first K-drama and which OST still gives you goosebumps? Share in the comments, and don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss an episode of K-Drama Besties! 🎶✨

13/09/2025

🎬 Nollywood, YouTube Movies & The Realities of Being a Thespian in Nigeria

This week on Saturday Brunch, the table dug deep into Nollywood, YouTube movies, and what it truly means to be a thespian in Nigeria. From why many Nigerians dismiss local films to the rise of Ruth Kadiri, Montana, and Kad Productions dominating the YouTube space, the conversation revealed the grit and creativity behind the industry.

The team also explored the balance between hard work and smart work, Nollywood’s ongoing casting struggles, and how beauty standards and “pretty privilege” shape opportunities. One clear takeaway was that no one wins alone — collaboration remains the real secret to lasting success in the creative world.

👉 Want the full gist — from the struggles behind the scenes to the YouTube wins redefining Nollywood? Watch the complete Saturday Brunch episode now. You just might see Nollywood in a whole new light.

Have you watched To Kill a Monkey or any Nollywood YouTube movies lately? Share your thoughts below 👇

11/09/2025

True Happiness: What It Really Means

True happiness isn’t what the world tells you it is. Mainstream media, social media, and even society keep selling us a polished but flawed definition. We’re told happiness comes from applause, from wealth, from achievements, or from living up to a picture-perfect standard. But if you peel back the layers, the story looks very different.

In this episode of Just My POV, we slowed down to ask the hard questions: What does happiness really mean? Is it applause? Is it money? Or is it something only you can define for yourself? One truth became clear; happiness and joy are not the same. Joy is rooted, steady, unshaken by circumstances. Happiness, however, is more fluid, shaped by how each of us sees fulfillment in our own lives.

We also touched on the distractions of chasing validation. “God never makes a mistake,” we reminded ourselves, yet it’s easy to get carried away by what the world says is important. When you chase society’s applause, you risk missing the peace already within reach. Even Nigerian skitmakers, often dismissed as just entertainers, show how intellectual creativity can be when it’s tied to purpose. Applause is loud, but without meaning, it rings hollow.

And then came the money talk. What would ₦1B do to your happiness? The truth is, money doesn’t create meaning; it amplifies it. What you do with money is what gives it value. Without purpose, it’s just numbers. This raised the bigger question: Can you truly be happy without money? The answers revealed generational differences. While Gen Zs often chase speed, and millennials pave the way with more patience, both groups are learning the same lesson; happiness is less about possessions and more about perspective.

At the end of the day, we discovered that happiness is deeply personal. It’s not a one-size-fits-all definition handed down by society. It’s about how you choose to see what you have, and how you find fulfillment in the journey.

So, what do you think? Is happiness about what you have, or about how you choose to see what you have? Drop your thoughts below 👇

10/09/2025

"Your ideology is damaged 💔"

I agree with Kemz. Culture it crazy. Giving children out for marriage in the name of "purity" is a dark reality. Unfortunately, this happens with female children only...
In my opinion, another form of slavery.

How sad that this still happens in this very day and age!

We are bold. We are the Unapologetics. Do you want to join this movement??Comment "I am Unapologetic" below
10/09/2025

We are bold. We are the Unapologetics.
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Comment "I am Unapologetic" below

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