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Understanding people starts with understanding yourself. The way we communicate, respond to conflict, build relationships and interpret other people's actions is often shaped by our own experiences, emotions and assumptions.In this episode of Directions, the conversation explores the importance of self-awareness and emotional intelligence in understanding ourselves and relating better with others. It examines why people think and behave differently, how misunderstandings develop, and why looking beyond first impressions can change the way we approach our relationships.From recognising your own patterns to learning to listen, empathise and respect different perspectives, this episode invites listeners to reflect on how greater self-understanding can lead to healthier connections and more meaningful interactions.

From the latest developments in Nigerian football to major talking points across the global sporting scene, Sport Zone brings you the news, analysis and debates shaping the world of sport.The team breaks down key results, team performances, player stories and emerging controversies, offering sharp opinions and engaging conversations on the moments that matter to sports fans.

From the latest developments in Nigerian football to major talking points across the global sporting scene, Sport Zone brings you the news, analysis and debates shaping the world of sport.The team breaks down key results, team performances, player stories and emerging controversies, offering sharp opinions and engaging conversations on the moments that matter to sports fans.

Misinformation during a public health crisis can spread fear, undermine trust and put lives at risk. When it comes to Ebola, knowing what is medically accurate is just as important as knowing how to protect yourself.In this episode of Today in Global Health, the discussion examines the Ebola virus, how misinformation shapes public understanding of infectious diseases, and the dangers of unverified health claims. It explores the importance of reliable medical information, public health communication and community trust in preventing confusion and supporting effective responses to disease outbreaks.From rumours circulating online to misconceptions that influence health decisions, the conversation highlights the responsibility of healthcare professionals, institutions, the media and the public to share accurate information and challenge false claims.

From the latest political developments to the decisions, controversies and public issues shaping Nigeria, Oluwakayode and The Guru bring their perspectives to the stories dominating the national conversation.The discussion goes beyond the headlines to examine the implications of current events, question the actions of those in power and consider what unfolding developments mean for ordinary Nigerians. Through candid exchanges, analysis and differing viewpoints, the programme offers listeners an opportunity to look beyond the news and engage with the issues shaping the country's future.