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When Nedu Wazobia stepped down from The Honest Bunch podcast, amid an online controversy involving VeryDarkMan it left a noticeable vacuum in the podcast. Known for his comedic timing, streetwise takes, and natural ability to stir up engaging conversations, Nedu was the voice that balanced controversy with charisma.
As Daddy Freeze known for his controversial religious take has taken over his role, not everyone is convinced he’s the right fit.
While Daddy Freeze brings experience and bold opinions, many fans believe The Honest Bunch needs a fresh, dynamic, and perhaps less polarizing energy. So, who else could step in? Here are some interesting names that could take Nedu’s spot.
Frank Edoho
Frank Edoho is best known for hosting Who Wants to Be a Millionaire Nigeria, where his calm voice and polished delivery became iconic. He commands attention without raising his voice and brings a sense of control to any setting.
Why he fits
Frank offers structure and calmness, two things a podcast filled with hot takes and clashing personalities desperately needs. He also has a loyal following that spans generations, and his ability to ask thoughtful questions could elevate the quality of conversations.
Potential downside
He might be too polished. The Honest Bunch thrives on street energy, raw expressions, and chaos. Frank might have to loosen up to really connect with the show’s younger, more informal audience.
Tosin Silverdam
Tosin Silverdam has carved a niche for himself on social media as a gossip blogger and pop culture commentator. He’s quick with updates, unapologetically blunt, and deeply tapped into celebrity trends.
Why he fits
Tosin is already in tune with the audience The Honest Bunch caters to. He’s the kind of voice that brings viral gist before it trends. Plus, his growing influence among Gen Z makes him a smart option for keeping the show current.
Potential downside
He may lack the on-air presence and confidence needed to steer conversations when they get heated or off-track. He’s great with gist but can he manage a high-pressure podcast environment?
VeryDarkMan
Martins Otse, popularly known as VeryDarkMan (VDM), is no stranger to controversy. He’s outspoken, bold, and fearlessly calls out celebrities and institutions.
Why he fits
VDM already has chemistry with the show. He speaks the language of the streets and is never afraid to stir the pot. His energy can keep the show trending for all the right or wrong reasons.
Potential downside
His presence on the show was part of the very reason Nedu stepped down. Bringing him in as a full-time host could keep the show in the spotlight but also in the firing line of constant backlash.
Ebuka Obi-Uchendu
Ebuka is one of Nigeria’s most recognizable media personalities. From Big Brother Naija to Rubbin’ Minds, he brings a rare blend of class, wit, and calm authority.
Why he fits
Ebuka knows how to navigate tricky conversations with maturity. He can hold his own in messy debates without letting things spiral. Plus, his image could attract bigger sponsors and more high-profile guests.
Potential downside
His approach may feel too clean or corporate for a show that thrives on noise and shock value. He’s also heavily booked and might not be available consistently.
Blessing CEO
Blessing Okoro, aka Blessing CEO, is a relationship expert, social media influencer, and professional hot-take machine. Love her or hate her, she knows how to command attention.
Why she fits
She brings drama, opinions, and confidence, three things the podcast feeds on. With her, every episode is likely to go viral. She would shake the table every single week.
Potential downside
Her presence could turn the show into a shouting match if not balanced with calmer voices. She’s a wildcard, high risk, high reward.
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