Episode 9 of the Brotherhood sees the Creative Mavericks Speak On The Decadence of Societal Value and Educational Systems
This week on Kemi Adetiba’s Brotherhood, some pioneers of the creative industry—comprising of Dele Adetiba, Obi Asika, Kelechi Amadi- Obi, Soni Irabor, Chris Ubosi and Victor Ehikhamenor—continue their conversations on the creative mavericks’ ring of fire. As the conversations get deeper with a series of different twists, the OGs speak about the fundamental and societal […]
This week on Kemi Adetiba’s Brotherhood, some pioneers of the creative industry—comprising of Dele Adetiba, Obi Asika, Kelechi Amadi- Obi, Soni Irabor, Chris Ubosi and Victor Ehikhamenor—continue their conversations on the creative mavericks’ ring of fire. As the conversations get deeper with a series of different twists, the OGs speak about the fundamental and societal values system and the unfortunate lack of it in Nigeria today; the silliness of our tribalism; the decline of our educational systems.
The conversation also transitioned into the enormous influence of social media in elections, the threat it poses and the potential need for regulation.
From the history of Nigeria to the political landscape, entertainment and even the lifestyle of the average man, the men on the table deliberate on the decadence that has affected the different industries in Nigeria as a whole and goes further to proffer possible solutions to these problems.
