Episodes
On the Lords of Logic, Joyce discusses the ramifications of sexual pleasure. Can a thing that brings pleasure also bring about death? She asks.
In this episode of Confessions Thursday, a man just found out his daughter is not his after a DNA examination, what do I do now? He asks Joyce. Another man is told by his wife he must marry her twin sister and have a child with her for peace to reign.
On Worthy of Note, Joyce discusses the idea behind the notion that men are unappreciated despite sacrificing a lot. By whom? She asks.
On Open Thought, Joyce discusses Police conduct. Do you agree with the IGP, Kayode Egbetokun, who said that Nigerians should refrain from reporting Police misconduct on social media? She asks.
On Radio Active, Joyce discusses rice smuggling in Nigeria. What are the customs doing to forestall this activity? How effective are their plans? What more can be done? She asks.
On The Lords of Logic, Joyce continues the conversation on being responsible for the actions of others. She asks if the statement that "Every man is responsible not just for their actions but that of everyone else" is true. What does it mean?
From stories of regret, pain and jealousy, to infidelity, temptation and betrayal, Joyce listens to the untold stories that weigh heavy on the hearts of many on Confessions Thursday on the Sunny Side.
On Worthy of Note, Joyce discusses the apology of the cab driver who was assaulted by a lawmaker. She also discusses protests against electricity and the cost of living crises.
On Open Thought, Joyce discusses fuel prices concerning Dangote and oil marketers in Nigeria with oil and gas expert, Jide Pratt.
On Radio Active, Joyce is joined on the telephone by Peter Olaoye Olalere, Head Energy & Natural Resources S.P.A to discuss electricity costs in the country.
On The Lords of Logic, Joyce asks if the statement that "Every man is responsible not just for their actions but that of everyone else" is true. What does it mean and in what context or situation(s) does this apply. She asks.
In this episode of Confessions Thursday, Joyce hears the story of a heartbroken man. After ending his relationship with his fiancee because of genotype issues, he is considering whether to attend her wedding after being invited. In this episode of Confess
On Worthy of Note, Joyce examines the NNPC's recent move to adjust the pump price of petrol, as oil marketers foresee further price hikes in the short term.
On Open Thought, Joyce discusses the incident involving the lawmaker, Alex Mascot, who represents Abia North and South Federal constituency in the Green chambers who assaulted an e-hailing driver delivering snails from a vendor.
On Radio Active, Joyce is in conversation with Dr. Kuti Raymond, President of the Guild of Medical Directors as they discuss the rising costs threatening private hospitals.
In this episode of The Lords of Logic, Joyce continues the conversation on Becoming (To Be). What must we be/become between our birth and our death? She asks the Lords.
From stories of regret, pain and jealousy, to infidelity, temptation and betrayal, Joyce listens to the untold stories that weigh heavy on the hearts of many on Confessions Thursday on the Sunny Side.
On Worthy of Note, Joyce discusses the FG's declaration that electricity distribution companies must replace phased-out meters due to meter upgrades. She also discusses the move by the FG to replace foreign content with the establishment of the Bola Tinub
On Open Thought, Joyce takes a look at the LASG's charge to the SLGs and SLCDAs to submit 500 applicants for each area for recruitment into the military. Would you be willing to join the Nigerian military? She asks. She also discusses dealing with house a
On Radio Active, Joyce discusses Malnutrition in Nigeria with Nutritionist, Sherese Ijewere. She also discusses the events of October 20, 2020, as it reaches four years.
In this episode of The Lords of Logic, Joyce asks: What do we need to become as humans?
In this episode of Confessions Thursday, a man doesn't know how to walk away from a situation with his boss. He says she continues to take advantage of him sexually because she provides him with a job and accommodation. Another man has been sleeping with
On Worthy of Note, Joyce is looking at a bill for an Act to make officers of the FRSC bear arms which has scaled second reading at the House of Reps. Do you support the move? She asks.
On Open Thought, Joyce discusses oil prices with oil and gas expert, Jide Pratt. She also discusses the ordeal faced by the Super Eagles at the Al Abraq airport in Libya for an AFCON 2025 qualifier with Femi and the Gang's, Ovadoze.
On Open Thought, Joyce takes a look at the proposed alliance between the Labour Party's Peter Obi and the New Nigeria Peoples' Party's Rabiu Kwakwanso ahead of the 2027 presidential elections.
On Radio Active, Joyce discusses the welfare of the Nigeria Police Force. What do you make of the LASG's demolition of police barracks leaving 347 families homeless with N2m as compensation? She asks. Furthermore, she takes a look at events in Rivers Stat
In this episode of the Lords of Logic, Joyce discusses Intelligence. What is it? Is it enough? Does it take more than intelligence to act intelligently? What could that extra be? She asks.
In this episode of Confessions Thursday, a man is troubled after only just finding out his wife is a hermaphrodite; what do I do now? He asks. A woman wants to try getting pregnant for another man outside her marriage because her husband has got a low
On Worthy of Note, Joyce discusses how best to deal with fraud from its root.
On Open Thought, Joyce discusses President Bola Tinubu's Independence Day speech. Are you persuaded by the vision of this administration? She asks.