Actress Yvonne Jegede was a guest on an episode of the Honest Bunch podcast.
One of the topics discussed was polygamy.
Yvonne Jegede had remarked that she had seen nothing wrong with actor Yul Edochie’s approach to polygamy and this statement sparked intense criticism online.
Despite apologising to May Edochie for her ‘insensitive’ remarks and acknowledging her failure to articulate her words appropriately.
Yvonne Jegede continues to face severe backlash and relentless criticism online.
This situation raises questions about whether podcasts are doing more harm than good.
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Podcasts have become a significant global entertainment platform.
It generates debates and concerns in Nigeria about their impact on entertainment.
They provide a platform for individuals to create and share content on a wide range of topics, from pop culture and music to politics and social issues.
Controversy
Podcasts often talk about sensitive or controversial subjects that don’t always match cultural norms or government rules.
This tilt sparks debates about censorship and freedom of speech, as podcasters make statements that stir controversy.
Revenue streams
Economically, podcasts offer new revenue streams through advertising and sponsorship, but they also pose challenges to established business models in entertainment.
Despite these challenges, podcasts also present opportunities for collaboration and innovation within Nigeria’s entertainment industry.
They offer a platform for emerging talents to showcase their creativity and reach a global audience.
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