On Confessions Thursday, Joyce listens to the never-before-told stories that weigh on and gladden people's hearts. From tales of deceit, hate, adultery, and betrayal to love, victory, and unimaginable feats.
On Open Thought, Joyce furthers the conversation on the row between Dangote Refinery and the unions with oil and gas expert, Jide Pratt.
On Radio Active, Joyce discusses the row between Dangote Refinery and the workers union. What's best for everyone? She asks.
In this episode of Confessions Thursday, a lady fears she is not normal for loving her husband so much that she prays she dies before him. Another man says he is attracted to his wife's younger sister who wears his shirts when making TikTok videos.
On Worthy of Note, Joyce discusses Tuesday's heavy downpour in Lagos that resulted in flooding in some parts of the state. How are you dealing with the issue of flooding? She asks.
On Open Thought, Joyce takes a look at the move by the LASG to relocate the famous Computer Village in Lagos to Katangua, in the outskirts of town. What are the concerns with this move? She asks.
On Radio Active, Joyce discusses the INEC and the next chairperson. Is the current selection process still relevant? What is a better selection process? She asks.
On Radio Active, Joyce discusses Seed Safety and Food Sovereignty in relation to GMOs with Onyeka Nwosu, principal Scientific Office, Nat. Biosafety Mgt. Agency, and Gloria Ogbaki, Head Information & Public Relations, NBMA.
On Worthy of Note, Joyce discusses the reward given to the members of the victorious Super Falcons team by the president. What is it about the Nigerian spending? She asks.
On Open Thought, Joyce is looking at the perception of Nigerians by the rest of the world. This is in the wake of a protest in Ghana against Nigerians. Is there something like the Nigerian curse? Are the assumptions of Nigerians accurate or inaccurate?
On Radio Active, Joyce discusses fake drugs in Nigeria and the implications. She also delves into the world of GMO foods. Have you noticed any differences with our foods? She asks.
In this episode, Joyce furthers the conversation on the root of evil. Where does bad behaviour come from? She asks.
In this episode, a married man wants to quit masturbation after being exposed to it at an early age. Another man wants to know if it is wrong to pad budgets whenever he brings deals to the office as a procurement officer.
On Worthy of Note, Joyce shares the story of two Nigerians who shared their bad experiences at the hands of immigration officers while on a trip to Manilla.
On Open Thought, Joyce discusses the protest retired police officers to the Force Headquarters, Abuja over poor welfare and pension conditions affecting them. Is this a cause worthy of support from Nigerians? She asks.
On Radio Active, Joyce focuses on the drama between Edo State Governor, Monday Okpebholo and former Anambra State Governor, Peter Obi over the latter's visit to the state. Is Peter Obi doing too much? Is there any agenda on the part of Okpebholo?
In this episode of the Lords of Logic, Joyce continues the conversation on the root of evil. Where does bad behaviour come from? She asks.
In this episode of Confession Thursday, a guy wants to know how to quit gambling, while another is struggling with masturbation. A man would like to know why men want a woman when they have money but women don't when they make money.
On Worthy of Note, Joyce discusses the statement made by Former Special Adviser on Media and Publicity to ex-President Muhammadu Buhari, Femi Adesina following his principal's passing. She also discusses Kenya's visa-free policy for all Africans.
On Radio Active, Joyce discusses news from Rivers State following news of a truce between Sim Fubara, Nyesome Wike and President Bola Tinubu. What kind of democracy is operational in Nigeria? She asks.