The wahaala Boys discuss the recent disappearance of a Ugandan athlete in Japan during the 2020 Olympic games.  Every olympics tournament is met with atheletes from Ghana, Nigeria, Uganda and Africa as a whole running away during or after the games. Their refusal to return to their countries has become an indictment on the continent.  The Wahaala Boys discusses the reasons behind these acts.  #Japan2020 #2020olympics #Africanathletes #runaway #USAolympicteam

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EP154: Olympic Athletes From Africa Keep Disappearing During Games

A lot of African men are finding out after years of raising a child that they are not the biological father. Many Nigerian, Ghanaian and Kenyan women are now being exposed via DNA results for their lies and this leading a lot of men to abandon these kids. In the USA so far as one;s name appears on the birth certificate, one is legally bound to look after the child regardless of the results of a DNA test. The Wahaala Boys discuss the implications of this and ask if parternity test should be made mandatory after birth. #parternitycourt #DNAresults #mauryshow #africanpodcast #wahaalaboyspodcast

EP153: African Men Are Finding Out Their Kids Aren't Theirs

Nigerian Afrobeats artist Patoranking has called on his fans and admirers to hand him his flowers and credits while he is alive. The wahaala boys discusses the idea of celebrating people while they are alive and whether africans do a good job at that or are terrible. Do we prefer funerals to celebrating people? #Afrobeats #Patorankingcelbrate #Nigeriapodcast

EP152: Nigerian Artists Deserve Their Credits While Alive Patoranking

The Wahaala Boys talk about the importance of house husbands and asks if it is time for African men to embrace the role especially Nigerian and Ghanaian men. #househusband #nigerianmarriage #ghanaianmarriage

EP151: The Benefits Of Being A House Husband

Is Afrobeats recending or not? Is Afrobeats cheating its main players or it is giving opportunity to the youth? #Afrobeats #davido #Wizkid

EP150: What is Happening In Afrobeats?

The Wahaala Boys talks about the way local people in Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, South Africa and Africa as a whole continously take advantage of those abroad especially when it comes to strating businesses or building properties. #Mybrothercheatedme #myfamilystolemymoney #fraudedinnigeria 

EP149: The Cheating Of Africans Abroad By Africans Back Home

The Wahaala Boys discuss the abuse of African women in marriages after hearing the story of a Ghanaian man who poured acid on the wife after she left him to go and stay with her parents. #marriageabuse #africanwedding #nigerianwedding #Africa #Ghana

EP148: Angry Husband Pours Acid On Wife

How are prostitutes in Africa survivng during these uncertain times. The Wahaala Boys discuss the problems facing prostitutes during this global pandemic and also on small businesses in Africa. They also talk about the curent state of affairs in Africa. #prostitutioninAfrica #businessincovid #makingmoneyincovidtimes

EP147: Prostitution In The Time Of Covid In Africa

The Wahaala Boys talk about the recent power outage (dumsor) in Ghana and the attitude of the country's citizens to the problem with power. Generators are a common thing in Nigeria as it seems they have accepted the constant power outage as part of life while Ghanaians are playing politics with it. The Wahaala Boys ask "are Ghanaians and Nigerians too accepting of mediocrity?". #poweroutageinGhanaNigeria #dumsor #NEPAECG

EP146: Why Do Ghanaians and Nigerians Tolerate Power Outage?

The Wahaala Boys talk about the recent jail sentence to Ghanaian celebrity Rosemond Brown aka Akuapem Poloo for a picture she posted on social media with her son while naked.  They ask if the 3 months jail sentence is fair and is she been used as a scape goat? Many slay queens have been exposing themselves online and is this the authorities way of trying to curb that? #Akuapempoloo #Ghanacelebrities #socialmediaslayqueens

EP145: Ghanaian Celebrity Jailed For Exposing Herslef To The Son

The Ghana Education Services (GES) gave an order for Achimota to accept a student they refused admission to for having dreadlocks. The Wahaala Boys ask "is it time some old rules are changed/modified?" or should Africans stick to the colonial rules? #colonialrules #ghanadreadlocks #rastafarianism

EP144: Ghana Education Services & The Dreadlock Student Saga

The doctors inNigeria are going on strike over the governments refusal to pay them a "hazard allowance" of 10 dollars for working with infectious patients. The Wahaala Boys discusses the effectiveness of protests and walk out in Nigeria, Ghana and Africa as a whole. #nigeriadoctors #Nigeria #Africanpolitics

EP143: Nigerian Doctors Go On Strike Over $10 Allowance

The Wahaala Boys discuss the sexual crimes of Western charities such as Oxfam in developing countries especially in Africa. A british charity worker who was convicted of paedophilia in Kenya is discussed with the crimes of Oxfam workers in Central Africa Republic (CAF) and Haiti also interrogated. #charityscandals #oxfamsexcrimes #africacharities 

EP142: The Crimes Of Western Charities In Africa

The Wahaala Boys discuss the recent demonstrations and public outrage in Ghana over the new office for LGBTQI+ community in the capital Accra. The boys interrogate the arguments put forward by the oppossitions and ask if people are being hypocrital. #ghanalgbtdi+ #homesexualityinafrica #nigerialgbtqi+

EP141: Are Ghanaians/Africans Hypocritical About the LGBTQI+

The Wahaala Boys are back from the break and they tackle the "discrimination" of people with dreadlocks in Ghana. The look at the wider picture of rule enforcement when it comes to dealing with locals compared to foreigners and ask if the people still suffers from inferiority complex. The case of a rastafarian kid being refused entry to Achimota School because of his hair not complying while white kids are allowed their long hair is used as a case study while in Nigeria people with dreads are harassed on a daily bases by the security agencies. #dreadlocks #achimotarasta #Ghana

EP140: The Trouble With Having Dreadlocks In Ghana

Two West Africans stuck in London mumbling and moaning about life abroad and back home. If you want to hear relevant and irrelevant conversations about life from the perspective of these two weirdos then subscribe.

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