Being a Lagos Conductor Is a Talent—Here’s Why
If you’ve ever taken public transport in Lagos, then you know that bus conductors aren’t just workers, they are a special breed. From balancing on...
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Office Wahala I Didn’t Sign Up For: Tales from the WhatsApp Group
You see this life ehn? Nobody warns you that there’d be a day when your stress won’t be from KPIs and deliverables, but from a...
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Can We Talk About the Pressure to “Have Arrived” by 25?
Society says you should have it all by 25 – 5 Nigerians share how society’s obsession with hitting major milestones has affected them; emotionally, mentally,...
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The Last Born Experience: A Job You Never Applied For
There’s a special kind of stress that comes with being the last born in a Nigerian family. It’s not quite suffering, but it’s definitely not...
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Is 8-Hour Sleep Even Real in Nigeria?
We all know the experts recommend 7 to 9 hours of sleep every night but if you’re living in Nigeria, especially in a city like...
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The Secret Origins of Ogbono Soup
It is popularly said, “Never Marry a man that does not like Ogbono soup!” and I’m sure you’re curious to know why they say this...
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Top Tier Movies to Watch in July 2025!
July is about to keep us glued to our screens with a lineup of super interesting and nostalgic movies. This month’s lineup is stacked with...
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Female Artists Who Ruled the Early 2000’s
Before TikTok trends and streaming charts, Nigeria had a generation of powerful women who owned the mic, lit up our screens, and stamped their presence...
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Why Do Nigerians Shout on the Phone? It’s a Phone Call, Not a Family Meeting!
Because sometimes even earphones can’t save you from Uncle “HELLO CAN YOU HEAR ME??” If there’s one thing Nigerians are known for, apart from jollof...
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Old Fashion too Cool for Gen z’s
Fashion operates in cycles, and if there’s one thing we’ve learned, it’s that nothing ever truly disappears, it just waits for the perfect time to...
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Squid Game But Make It Nigerian
Just imagine if Nigerians are put in the squid game movie trying to survive all the hurdles and tasks. omo the calamity and chaos will...
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African Aunties and Baggy Clothes: Please, Leave Me and My Oversized Shirt Alone!
At this point, I deserve a mental stress bonus for wearing baggy clothes to a Nigerian family event. You just want to breathe, look cute,...
