OMO, THIS IS REAL LIFE

Thank you for joining in today. This radio drama series is powered by Street Project Foundation, with funding support from the Freedom Fund, a gift from the United States Department of State. In our communities, many children live in silence, working behind closed doors, carrying burdens too heavy for them. Today, we lift the curtain on these hidden battles, sharing the stories of child domestic workers whose voices often go unheard.

Thank you for joining in today. This radio drama series is powered by Street Project Foundation, with funding support from the Freedom Fund, a gift from the United States Department of State. In our communities, many children live in silence, working behind closed doors, carrying burdens too heavy for them. Today, we lift the curtain on these hidden battles, sharing the stories of child domestic workers whose voices often go unheard.

Daniel is a teenage secondary school student living with a disability, and following resumption in his new school, he struggles with a complex to stand up and stand out against all odds. Find out how he navigates a paradoxical environment of discrimination and support. 

Obinna orders an Uber ride and discovers that his driver is a hijab-wearing woman. Due to the exigency of time, he is forced to ride with her with some reluctance. What happens after? Find out!

Femi receives a humanitarian award and is challenged by an angry man in the audience, which leads him to share his life story. Will this story calm the angry man?

Sabina and Nana are bosom friends from different tribes and religious orientations, but their friendship is threatened. Will they overcome the obstacles of divisions and intolerance in their community?

A family man is gunned down because he looks like a suspected criminal. Will justice prevail?

After the death of a man, his brothers take all of his property, leaving his widow and two daughters penniless.

Mr Gawa Tefilo is married to multiple women from different tribes. It is a house of commotion. Will the commotion ever end?