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In this episode we have our second ever guest and Nigerian musician (anti-japa-after-previous-japa expert) @je——— as we explore the negative will to exchange value for pay in the country across all sectors, strengthening the constant need for movement and change in lifestyle in search of greener pasture. In short, people ex places because they don't get the value expected.
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