The Bearing
In-depth analysis and critical discussion on important issues, how they affect people, their potential to change lives, and what needs to be done to influence outcomes.
- Update frequency
- every 7 days
- Average duration
- 28 minutes
- Episodes
- 211
- Years Active
- 2021 - 2025
Corruption in Nigeria: Are journalists also guilty?
The media, as the fourth estate of the realm, have as one of their responsibilities holding the government accountable at all times.
In this episode of “The Bearing”, we will be talking …
Corruption in Nigeria: Are we all guilty?
Corruption is a canker-worm that has eaten deep into the fabric of Nigerian society, and in one way or another, we have all been tainted by it.
On this episode of The Bearing we will be …
Abolish or not abolish: Young Nigerians speak about costly marriage rites (III)
Across many societies in Nigeria, young people (both men and women) have been talking about marriage with keen interest – especially when it comes to the amount spent in observing certa…
Abolish or not abolish: Young Nigerians speak about costly marriage rites (II)
Across many societies in Nigeria, young people (both men and women) have been talking about marriage with trepidation – especially when it comes to the amount spent in observing certain…
Abolish or not abolish: Young Nigerians speak about costly marriage rites (I)
Across many societies in Nigeria, young people (both men and women) have been talking about marriage with trepidation - especially when it comes to the amount spent in observing certain…
The astronomical rise in cases of kidnapping: The way out
In this sequel episode of “The Bearing” on the rise in cases of abduction across the country, security analysts give tips about possible solutions to the problem.
They speak about what …
What has Democracy done for Nigeria 22 years after?
What has democracy done for Nigeria?
In the spirit of Democracy Day, this week’s edition of “The Bearing” will be talking about democracy and Nigeria.
And we will be asking, of what bene…
Living with disabilities in Nigeria
Have you ever wondered how a person on a wheel chair moves around in Nigeria where there are few or no ramps to help?
How does a pregnant woman with impaired hearing receive antenatal c…
The rising cases of abduction: A new type of business?
Abduction is becoming a lucrative business in Nigeria, according to some secirity expects.
In this episode of "The Bearing", we look at how the problem is ballooning and why, and ways of…
The Plight of Igbo Muslims in South-East Nigeria
Being Igbo and Muslim in South-East Nigeria is so difficult that some of those who choose Islam as a religion say they are forced to practice secretly or relocate to the North. Let's ta…
Setting the Stage
This is to let you know what we will be doing on this podcast. This introductory episode gives you an insight into all the interesting, educating and mind blowing conversations we will …