Nedu, the charismatic Nigerian On-Air Personality (OAP), recently stirred up a storm on his popular podcast, “The Honest Bunch.” In the latest session, he invited guests to discuss some hot-button topics, shedding light on the dark underbelly of Lagos' love scene, the braless trend, the rampant display of half-nude pictures on social media and a lot more. The conversation sparked both outrage and agreement amidst themselves. 

One of the most contentious assertions made during the podcast was that true love is virtually non-existent in Lagos, coupled with infertility issue rampant in the state. Nedu and his guests argued that the city's fast-paced and materialistic nature has reduced love to a transactional affair. They contrasted Lagos with states like Gombe, Jos or Zamfara. Where they claimed, genuine love connections were more likely to blossom. 

The discussion took an unexpected turn when the focus shifted to the braless trend. Nedu and his guests expressed concern over women going braless in public, claiming that it is comfortable but, causes unnecessary distractions for unsuspecting passersby. An argument about this behavior encroached on societal norms and demanded greater modesty from women. 

Another contentious topic that took center stage was the proliferation of half-nude pictures on social media. There were divided opinions, with some condemning such posts as attention-seeking and morally inappropriate. 

As the podcast gained traction, it ignited a fierce opinion across social media platforms. The Honest Bunch podcast served as a catalyst for introspection, forcing society to confront its biases and reevaluate the meaning of love, freedom, and self-expression in modern-day society.