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Author: Adeyele Idowu-Ezeli

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Welcome to I Have the Floor - a warm, honest, faith-rooted podcast hosted by Adeyele. This is a space for real conversations about life as a woman: faith, identity, motherhood, relationships, purpose, healing, and everything in between. Through personal stories, vulnerable reflections, and meaningful discussions, Adeyele creates room for truth, growth, laughter, and encouragement. If you’ve ever needed a place that feels honest, uplifting, and full of heart, you’re in the right place.  Tune in for fresh episodes bi-weekly. I invite you to be a part of the conversation by following me on Instagram @adeyele_ie and @ihavethefloor_. Join the dialogue using the #IHTFPodcast. I'm always eager to connect, so feel free to reach out via email at [email protected]. I'm excited to hear from you and embark on this incredible journey together. Let's engage, share stories, and sail through life with a sense of adventure!

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Send us Fan Mail I have been sitting on this one for over a year. I felt embarrassed. Not sure if I was ready. But God kept nudging me. So here it is. I was in a six-year relationship I had no business being in. I knew it from day one. God told me. But my need for public validation was louder than his voice. In this deeply personal solo episode I talk about what was really driving that relationship, what low self-confidence costs you, why I intentionally ignored God for years, and what his in...
Send us Fan Mail She took two to three years to make the decision to leave her marriage. And she did it afraid. In this honest and tender conversation Taiwo talks about leaving, healing, single motherhood and the peace she found on the other side. She shares why she started her healing journey a year before physically leaving, how she built a co-parenting arrangement built on respect, and why staying for the children is not always the loving choice. She also challenges the shame that Nigerian...
Send us Fan Mail Three friends. One sofa. No filter. In this episode, I sit down with two of my friends, Temitayo and Damilola, and we get into the things that Nigerian mothers, wives, and women carry but rarely say out loud. Parenting abroad. Marriage realities. The community we are all missing. What actually holds friendships together. How to choose a partner based on character and not just chemistry. And the things we wish somebody had told us before we got here. This one is honest, warm a...
Send us Fan Mail For eight months, one name kept appearing in my dreams. I didn't understand why, until God showed me. Angels come in different forms. This deeply personal solo episode is an ode to Baba Wasiu, our family driver of over fifty years. A man with no formal status, who shaped my character more than almost anyone else in my early life. I get into why we overlook people we deem low in life, what the biblical stories of Elijah and Abraham teach us about discernment, and how to recogn...
Send us Fan Mail I'll be honest, I was a little afraid to drop this one. I have been living in the past lately. Scrolling through old pictures, rewatching old shows, secretly wishing for the version of my life that felt lighter and more carefree. And then God met me at 3am and said something I could not dodge. In this solo episode I get very real about the nostalgia, the sleepless nights, and what God showed me about living in my rear view mirror. I share the spiritual tug of war I have been ...
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