Hilarious White Lies We All Tell: PT II
Welcome To “Hilarious White Lies We All Tell” PT II Let’s Gooooooo!!! “I Dey Hail” (I Greet You): The universal Naija greeting, used even when...
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Myth vs. Fact: Debunking Common Ramadan Fasting Myths
Ramadan is a special time for spiritual growth and reflection. But with all the delicious pre-dawn meals (Suhoor) and evening feasts (Iftar), some myths about...
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10 Ways to Make the Most of Ramadan
Ramadan is a beautiful time for spiritual growth, connection, and community. But between fasting, school, and staying connected, the days can feel long. Here are...
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Did You Know That Wizkid Has Only Featured 3 Nigerian Female Singers?
Wizkid is a known hitmaker when singing solo or collaborating with his colleagues. Not only has he jointly sung with his male counterparts, but he...
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My Pastor Boyfriend Wants Me To Give Up My Baddie Life…
This life is quite simple but na we dey make am hard. The first role is to know what you want and everything else becomes...
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Rema becomes the second African artiste to perform at the Brits awards
Yesterday marked a historic moment when Rema took the Brits award stage by storm, delivering an electrifying performance of his chart-topping track “Calm Down” to...
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Portable : From the streets of Sango to the top of the charts
If “wahala” had a picture in the dictionary, Portable’s face would probably be there. But did this stop him from getting the No.1 song in...
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10 Popular Nigerian Shows only People Born In The 90s Can Relate To
The 90s were much more interesting. Times were easier and it felt like we had no care or worry in the world. To top it...
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Rivals turned friends? : BNXN and Ruger hint at a surprise collaboration
It’s no news that Ruger and BNXN have a bit of unsettled beef since they got into a back and forth on Twitter in 2022....
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Hustle Hacks: How We Tackle “No Light” for Naija
Ah, “No light” – the age-old Nigerian struggle. Whether you dey Port Harcourt, dey chop pounded yam for Ibadan, or chilling for VI, na national...
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Is The Grass Greener On The Other Side?
Many Nigerians, myself included sometimes, hear the phrase “greener pastures” and automatically think “Japa!” (to travel abroad in search of better opportunities). We imagine oyinbo...
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Things NOT To Do In Front of Agbero Boys or Thugs
For many Nigerians, navigating situations involving agbero boys (touts) and thugs can be tricky. While it’s important to be aware and prepared, it’s crucial to...
