POK EXPERIENCE
The POK Experience is a podcast where no topic is off-limits, offering unfiltered conversations about life, society, culture, and everything in between.
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133. The Blueprint to Becoming Global Professional From Anywhere in the World - Princewill Akuma (opens the original)
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Can you become a globally recognized talent without ever leaving Lagos? What really happens when skilled African professionals relocate to the UK job market? In this episode, Princewill breaks down the exact blueprint for transitioning from a local operator to an international high-earner.We cut through the noise on skill mastery versus strategic positioning, the reality behind building visibility on LinkedIn, why freelancing often turns into a career trap, and how to harness AI tools to remain
132. Cracking Meta Ads in 2026: Budgeting, Creatives, and Scaling - ThankGod Akpan (opens the original)
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In this episode of the POK Experience , we sit down with media buyer ThankGod Akpan for a deep dive into mastering Meta Ads in 2026. Whether you are running campaigns with a lean ₦2,000 daily budget or managing large-scale brand spends, this conversation breaks down the mechanics of sustainable growth, creative testing, and modern campaign structure. From uncovering winning ad creatives to understanding why low-fi content often beats high-production studio shoots, ThankGod shares practical frame
131. Growth Marketing Masterclass: Communities, Revenue, and Startup Mistakes - Feranmi Ajetomobi (opens the original)
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In this episode, we sit down with growth expert Feranmi Ajetomobi to break down what it actually takes to scale a startup, build a high-ROI community, and transition from a traditional digital marketer into a high-impact growth marketer.From his early days landing a role at Cowrywise via a cold DM to uncovering why modern dollar card tech companies often fail, Feranmi shares raw, actionable insights for founders, marketers, and creators alike.Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notifica
130. How Badly do You want it? - POK (opens the original)
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In this episode, POK shares a deeply personal story from his university days. For a long time, he believed that student politics cost him his First Class degree. But after a moment of brutal self-reflection, he realized the hard truth: he didn't miss out because of politics. He missed out because he didn't want it badly enough. If he truly did, he would have achieved it—because many others before him had done exactly that. This realization birthed the core message of today’s episode. So many of
129. The Brutal Truth About Building a Business Online in Lagos - Temi Akanmode (Tijo) (opens the original)
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From a single viral tweet to one of the most talked-about clothing brands in Lagos—how did Temi Akanmode (Tijo) actually build Tees and Co.? In this episode of the POK Experience, we sit down with Tijo to pull back the curtain on what it really takes to run an e-commerce brand in Nigeria. We dive deep into the operational nightmares of logistics, why she believes work-life balance is a myth, the power of building automated systems, and her candid advice for young Nigerians looking to quit their
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