
It’s Not Me, It’s The Devil is a true crime podcast that takes notorious Nigerian criminal cases and rebuilds them from the inside — using court transcripts, sworn testimony, police statements, and newspaper archives. Every case, someone did something terrible. Every case, someone else got the blame. This podcast is the evidence that says otherwise.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

The chairman of the Niger Delta Development Commission paid N800 million to a native doctor for services including Goodluck Oil, Nobody No Refuse Oil, a dog called Maley, and an attempt to kill a sitting governor with enchanted food. He says he was u... more
That was Bank PHB's slogan. It was also, apparently, their lending policy. N25.7 billion in loans to companies that didn't exist, signed off by the CEO, covered up by the CFO, and discovered only after the entire Nigerian banking sector nearly collap... more
On June 24th, 2011, Akolade Arowolo celebrated his birthday. By the end of the day, his wife Titilayo was dead — found in a locked bathroom with seventy-six stab wounds. He said it wasn't him.
This episode follows the case from the crime scene to th... more
In 2006, six members of a Lagos church were set on fire by their pastor. He called it discipline. The courts called it attempted murder. One of them, Ann Uzor, didn't survive.
This episode rebuilds the case of Reverend King from the court transcript... more
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Ready for the next one!!!
I absolutely love the story. Well done. Production is a 100!
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This show reconstructs notorious Nigerian crime cases using archival materials like court transcripts, sworn testimonies, police statements, and newspaper archives to illuminate what happened behind the headlines. Each episode stitches together timelines, motives, and courtroom dynamics, often highlighting how narratives shift between suspects, victims, and evidence. The format tends to blend documentary narration with verifiable sources, offering a forensic look at crime, justice, and societal responses, while underscoring themes of accountability and the pursuit of truth in high-stakes cases. Notable is the consistent reliance on primary records and a clear focus on how power, culture, and institutions interact in shaping outcomes.
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It’s Not Me, It’s The Devil launched 6 years ago and published 9 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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