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In recent years, podcasting has exploded across Nigeria, with YouTube serving as a primary platform for reaching the country’s digital-savvy audience.
From celebrity gossip and deep dives into culture to relationship advice and business insight, Nigerian podcasts are now dominating conversations both online and offline. Based on YouTube viewership, consistency, and social media influence, here are the top 7 most popular Nigerian podcasts in 2025.
Leading the pack is "I Said What I Said" (ISWIS), hosted by FK Abudu and Jola Ayeye. The duo’s unapologetic take on Nigerian life, politics, gender issues, and millennial experiences has earned them a loyal fanbase. With hundreds of thousands of views per episode and regular trending clips on social media, ISWIS continues to set the bar for Nigerian podcasting.
Next is "Tea With Tay", hosted by Taymesan. Known for its warm, humorous tone and emotional interviews, this podcast dives into the personal stories of celebrities, creatives, and everyday Nigerians. Taymesan’s charm and authenticity keep listeners engaged and episodes regularly hit half a million views within weeks of release.
At number three is the viral sensation, "The Honest Bunch", hosted by Daddy Freeze, Husband Material, and Naomi. The show offers bold, no-filter discussions on love, cheating, finances, and everything in between. Its viral clips and controversial takes often spark national debates, making it one of the most talked-about podcasts.
"Frankly Speaking", also hosted by Nedu alongside Naomi and Toun, comes in at number four. Though newer, it has quickly gained traction with its straightforward, provocative format. Episodes frequently trend on YouTube due to their relatable and unfiltered conversations.
Fifth on the list is "Off-Air with Gbemi & Toolz", one of Nigeria’s first mainstream podcast successes. With both hosts being radio veterans, the show blends celebrity gossip, current affairs, and witty banter. Its transition from audio to video content brought in a new wave of fans on YouTube, especially among older millennials.
At number six is "Afrobeats Intelligence" by music journalist Joey Akan. Focused on the Afrobeats industry, it features exclusive interviews and thoughtful analysis of the African music scene. It’s a must-watch for music lovers and insiders who want more than surface-level entertainment.
Rounding out the list is the "Today Africa Podcast", a platform celebrating African excellence. It spotlights entrepreneurs, creatives, and innovators across the continent, offering valuable insight for young professionals.
These podcasts not only entertain but also educate and shape the culture. As YouTube remains the go-to platform for Nigerian audiences, these shows are likely to continue leading the podcasting revolution.
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