Episodes
On Open Thought, Joyce is taking reactions to news emerging that there will be no further reduction in the price of petrol to accommodate the income of the average Nigerian. Are you okay with availability if the price goes up? She asks.
On Radio Active, Joyce looks at the NNPC saga. Why is there so much inconsistency in the petroleum sector? She asks.
In this episode of the Lords of Logic, Joyce discusses the Trolley Problem. What is the most moral thing to do? She asks.
In this episode of Confessions Thursday, Joyce listens to the story of a man struggling with pornography. A lady writes to express her displeasure with her family and church who regard her as loose for being a single mum.
On Worthy of Note, Joyce discusses the update on the PIDOM Nigeria arrest.
On Open Thought, Joyce discusses the Federal Government's directive to JAMB to admit only candidates who have attained 18 years in tertiary institutions.
On Radio Active, Joyce is discussing how the cost of kerosine impacts heavily on the poor. She also discusses if the government's plan (to make things better), if any, is effective.
In this episode of Confessions Thursday, Joyce hears the story of a woman who is divorced but happy her marriage didn't work out. Now she is hoping to get married again. Another woman wants to know how to deal with a situation with his son.
On Worthy of Note, Joyce discusses the maze of monkeypox and the move to stop the sale of fuel in jerrycans as the fuel scarcity in the country continues.
On Open Thought, Joyce discusses Joe Ajaero's invitation for questioning over alleged terrorism financing by the Nigeria Police. She also looks at the NMCN revealing its new guidelines on certificate verification which stems from complaints about nurses
On Radio Active, Joyce is discussing the kidnapping of 20 medical students along the Otukpo-Otukpa-Enugu Road on Thursday. She also takes a look at the contract row between Chinese company, Zhongshan Fucheng and Ogun State.
In this episode of Confessions Thursday, Joyce is told the story of a 45-year-old man who has the hots for a 60-year-old woman; now he wants to know if it is right to proceed with a formal relationship. She also hears confessions of infidelity and lies.
On Worthy of Note, Joyce is looking at the trend of babies being born with antibiotic resistance and the new legislation against refusing to recite the new national anthem.
On Open Thought, Joyce is discussing ex-vice-president, Yemi Osibanjo's message to churches on reassessing of priorities and also the appointment of the former MD, Bank of Industry, Pastor Kayode Pitan as Senior Pastor by the RCCG Governing Council.
Joyce Onyemuwa is again joined in the studio by Internal Medicine and Wellness Practitioner, Dr. Patrick Ijewere and Nutritionist, Sherese Ijewere to discuss Oestrogen Dominance in Humans.
On Open Thought, Joyce is looking at the federal government's promise to make available CNG buses to help ease the burden of transportation costs owing to the removal of subsidy on petrol.
On Radio Active, Joyce is taking a look at President Bola Tinubu's speech in response to the #EndBadGovernance protest. How much does it affect the protest? She asks.
In this episode of the Lords of Logic, Joyce continues the conversation of Love. What do you understand or suppose love really is? She asks.
Confessions! Confessions! Confessions! Joyce Onyemuwa hears never-before-told stories of love, hate, lust, betrayal, joy, pain and more in this episode.
Financial Expert, Gbolahan Olojede joins Joyce Onyemuwa to discuss the Federal Government's move asking the country's apex bank to direct banks to move monies in dormant accounts to the CBN for safekeeping to forestall its susceptibility to fraud.
On Open Thought, Joyce continues the conversation on the UAE's response to the visa application requirements for Nigerians, and also takes a look at the #EndBadGovernance protest. What is your take on these issues? She asks.
On Radio Active, Joyce is discussing claims by the vice-president, Oil and Gas at Dangote Industries Ltd, Devakumar Edwin that International Oil Companies in Nigeria are trying to frustrate the survival of Dangote Oil Refinery and Petrochemicals.
In this episode of the Lords of Logic, Joyce continues the series on the true idea/concept of love. What do you understand love to be? She asks.
From stories of love to lust, betrothing to betrayal, family feuds to bitter rivalries between mates, Joyce Onyemuwa hears them all in this episode of Confessions Thursday.
On Worthy of Note, Joyce is again discussing corruption in Nigeria with focus on bribery. She also takes a look at the sale of religious paraphernalia just to make money.
On Open Thought, Joyce is looking at the current situation in Kenya in relation to Dele Alake's statement that "powerful Nigerians" are behind illegal mining in the country. What needs to be done? She asks.
On Radio Active, DG of the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria, Segun Ajayi-Kadiri joins Joyce virtually as they discuss the country's manufacturing industry.
In this episode of Confessions Thursday, Joyce hears the story of someone with anger issues, as well as a man who fought his in-laws for the love of his life. She also hears an update on the story of the woman whose father killed someone for rituals.
On Worthy of Note, Joyce takes a look at the comments made by Aviation Minister, Festus Keyamo on private illegal aircraft operations.
On Open Thought, Joyce is discussing the FG's move to place a 150-day duty-free import window for food commodities as it stepped up efforts to tackle rising inflation which has impoverished many Nigerians. How does this benefit you? She asks.