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Afia Podcast Stories. Conversations. Culture. From the East.

Welcome to Afia Podcast, the audio home of bold conversations, deep storytelling, and unfiltered insight from the heart of Eastern Nigeria and beyond. Powered by Afia TV and Afia Radio, our podcast brings you powerful narratives, thought-provoking debates, and voices that matter, from the bustling streets of Enugu to the global Igbo community.

Tune in for a rotating mix of shows:

993Voices: A deep dive into Nigeria’s social and political pulse.

Women in Business: Candid journeys, struggles, and wins from women building and leading in enterprise.

NKA: Spotlighting the creatives shaping our cultural identity.

Libation; A reflective and culturally rooted dialogue on tradition, memory, and the Igbo spirit.

Whether it's politics, pop culture, policy, or palm wine talk, Afia Podcast is where we break it down, lift it up, and always keep it local.

New episodes every week. Available on Spotify, Apple, Google Podcasts, and afia993.com/podcasts

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  • A KING’S WAR, WISDOM & WIT – THE UNTOLD STORY OF IGWE OF NOMEH

    A KING’S WAR, WISDOM & WIT – THE UNTOLD STORY OF IGWE OF NOMEH
    Jul 8 2025

    In this powerful full-length episode of Libation on Afia TV, titled “Crown & Camouflage: The Dusty Roads, War Cries, and Royal Realities of an Igbo King,” we sit at the feet of a living legend, the Igwe of Nomeh, as he opens the vaults of memory and invites us into the extraordinary arc of his life. From the very first moments, this conversation moves beyond a typical biography. It is a deeply human, surprisingly witty, and emotionally layered telling of a life lived across extremes, village innocence and global exposure, military command and cultural stewardship, intimate family moments and the heavy crown of tradition. We begin in Nomeh, where red earth clings to bare feet and stories are passed down like heirlooms. The Igwe recalls his childhood not with nostalgia, but with color and character, mischief, curiosity, and a boyhood forged in the rhythm of rural life. His journey then takes us northward, where he encountered a vastly different Nigeria, one that widened his view and quietly planted seeds of resilience.
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