This show is rad. You are doing a great job. Thank you for all your great work. PS: Ugochi is hilarious

Love love love this podcast. I live in the States and listening to this podcast keeps me updated on my “sweet”home country NIGERIA

Keep it up guys! Listening to this pod keeps me in touch with naija. I love the vibes and humor. AOT2 needs to be mindful of the things he says sometimes tho. Love from Texas!

Show reminds me why I love Nigeria and why I left Nigeria. Keep on going last last.

“They can’t hear because they are flipping burgers at Burger King” but yet you speak of anti Nigerian “hate” you lack understanding of Black American history and culture then make gross (and false) negative generalizations about them. I also find the statement that Nigerians just “see another black person” interesting…with all the tribalism that goes on really? How ironic.

I listen to this every week to stay in touch with Naija happenings. The banter between these 2 is downright hilarious!

Igbo Stallion and Hip Hop Sugar Daddy got me on lock with their voices, energy, bants, jokes and many more. I’m addicted to this podcast. This is the real AFROPOD to the world 🌍 🙌🏽

You guys really have no idea how you brighten my week, hopefully you guys make like a programed live IG while recording, I want to see y’all faces while dropping all the wisdom and yabs and gist and gbas gbos…. Peace

234 essential is a big force in the African podcast circle, I’m forever glued guys, Please don’t stop, Love y’all.

Ayo and Ugochi podcast needs sponsorship right away. Brands are sleeping on these two. Fresh content week in week out. It’s no mean feat. Well done guys, your mic situation are clearly in the past. Continue in your strides, is there a way for listeners also to support you guys in your endeavor

Keep It Up!

This is amazing guys. Keep up the great work.

AOT2 and Uhgochee continue to give us podcast hits back 2 back, week in week out. I love to hear AOT2 reminisce on past personal experiences and Nigerian popular culture. Helps to fill in the gaps of naija culture from the 1990s to the advent of afrobeat. Uhgochee is also a great storyteller and constantly proves that she’s good at what she does. I can really picture this duo in a visual production consisting of a country tour across major cities with local celebrities as their guests. Keep up the good work, guys. ♥️

AOT2 and Ugochee are a great matchup for this podcast. Glad to have them in the studio together. Always a fun listen as they gist about the daily happenings in Naij. Shoutout to Visual Audio Times and their efforts to bring us consistent, quality content.