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Listen to SubmaRoach Episode 23: “FELA COULDN’T SING FOR SHIT, DAWG” (ft. @SChubbz)

Submarine And A Roach is back on the block with what everyone thinks is the 23rd episode. On the new episode, TMT, Kojo and Mayowa are joined by Seni Saraki, editor-in-chief of The NATIVE. The conversation that ensues centers around the media and journalism in Nigeria, the New School, musicians offering commentary on the industry […]

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Submarine And A Roach is back on the block with what everyone thinks is the 23rd episode. On the new episode, TMT, Kojo and Mayowa are joined by Seni Saraki, editor-in-chief of The NATIVE. The conversation that ensues centers around the media and journalism in Nigeria, the New School, musicians offering commentary on the industry amongst many other issues.

This episode is easily the most indepth as the boys dig into the media scape in Nigeria and what can be done better.

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Listen to SubmaRoach Episode 23: “FELA COULDN’T SING FOR SHIT, DAWG” (ft. @SChubbz)

Listen to SubmaRoach Episode 23: “FELA COULDN’T SING FOR SHIT, DAWG” (ft. @SChubbz)

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