Nigerians enjoy conversations about relationships, entertainment, money and everyday experiences. Podcasts have become an increasingly popular platform for these discussions, giving creators opportunities to entertain audiences, address social issues and build profitable media brands.
From celebrity interviews and comedy to conversations about personal struggles and societal expectations, these 10 Nigerian podcasts are attracting attention in 2026.
1. I Said What I Said (ISWIS)
Hosted by Feyikemi Abudu (FK) and Jola Ayeye (Jollz), I Said What I Said has been entertaining listeners since 2017 with discussions about relationships, careers, finances and pop culture. Its popularity has extended to live shows in Lagos, London, New York and other cities. The podcast launched its eighth season in February 2026.
2. The Honest Bunch Podcast
Produced by Glitch Africa, The Honest Bunch is recognised for its bold conversations about marriage, religion, relationships and social issues. Hosted by Husband Material, Deity Cole, Ezinne and Daddy Freeze, the show has featured guests including Yul Edochie, Waje, Peller and Jarvis. Its often controversial discussions regularly generate online debate.
3. Tea With Tay
Hosted by Temisan Emmanuel, popularly known as Taymesan, Tea With Tay features entertainers, influencers and entrepreneurs sharing personal and professional experiences. Its 2026 guests included Nancy Isime, Toolz, Chimezie Imo and Uzor Arukwe. The podcast is known for its relaxed interviews and personal storytelling.
4. #WithChude
Media entrepreneur Chude Jideonwo hosts #WithChude, an interview programme exploring the personal experiences of public figures. Its conversations cover family, relationships, grief and career challenges. Guests have included Kate Henshaw, Sisi Yemmie, Vusi Thembekwayo and Omowunmi Dada.
5. Is This Seat Taken?
Created by comedian Chinasa Anukam, Is This Seat Taken? uses an unconventional, dating-inspired format to interview celebrities and creatives. Its guests have included Falz, Adekunle Gold, Black Sherif and Giggs. In 2025, Chinasa also interviewed Nobel Peace Prize laureate Malala Yousafzai.
6. Curiosity Made Me Ask
Comedian Isbae U hosts Curiosity Made Me Ask, a celebrity interview show driven by sarcastic questions, humour and unexpected reactions. Its guests have included Pete Edochie, Kate Henshaw, Bovi and Ramsey Nouah. A September 2026 interview with former President Olusegun Obasanjo attracted millions of YouTube views.
7. Is This a Safe Space?
Hosted by Osasbaby, Is This a Safe Space? explores issues affecting young Nigerians, including relationships, careers, mental health and personal development. The podcast also tackles subjects such as drug addiction, teenage pregnancy and body image through conversations with creators and professionals.
8. MENtality with Ebuka
Launched in October 2025, MENtality with Ebuka sees Ebuka Obi-Uchendu and Banky W discuss modern masculinity and the pressures facing Nigerian men. Topics include marriage, finances, fatherhood and emotional vulnerability. Guests have included Seun Kuti, M.I Abaga, Tobi Bakre and Tunde Onakoya.
9. Toke Moments
Hosted by media personality Toke Makinwa, Toke Moments began as a YouTube series in 2012 before evolving into a podcast. It explores relationships, marriage, motherhood, entrepreneurship and lifestyle. Its 2026 guests included Mo Abudu, Erica Nlewedim, Mercy Eke and Folagade Banks.
10. Menisms
Hosted by Olumurewa and Isioma Okey-Nwosu, Menisms examines masculinity, relationships, friendships and the pressures of modern life. The podcast encourages open conversations about emotional vulnerability, financial expectations and male loneliness, challenging traditional ideas about what it means to be a man.
