Black Friday in Nigeria
The Real Prices vs The Online Lies Once upon a time in this same Nigeria, Black Friday used to be black. Fast-forward to today? Black...
Stories
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International Men’s Day: Nigerian Men, We See You and We Appreciate You
Being a man in today’s world is not a small assignment. The pressure is plenty, the expectations are high, and somehow, men are still expected...
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When Old Tweets Refuse to Rest In Peace
They say the internet never forgets, and Ezra Olubi, paystack’s co-founder, just became the latest proof. He woke up one morning, and boom, his tweets...
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The Only Way You Can Survive Traffic This December
December in Nigeria is a different season entirely. The roads are fuller, the potholes are angrier, and everybody suddenly has somewhere urgent to go. From...
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Signs Someone Is an IJGB — Even If They Don’t Say It
Every December, Nigeria welcomes a special group of visitors, the IJGBs (I Just Got Backs). They don’t need to announce themselves; their aura, accent, and...
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Old Nollywood Science That Made No Sense (But We Believed Anyway)
There was a time when Nollywood didn’t need logic or science, just dramatic background music, smoke effects, and a sprinkle of mystery. From movies about...
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How to Outsmart IJGBs This December
Before They Outsmart You (Again) They’re coming home again. The I Just Got Backs, with their foreign accents, body sprays that can choke your destiny,...
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6 Foods Nigerians Must Never Slander
If you’re a Nigerian and you have ever said any bad thing about these foods I’m about to mention, then you’re just plain ungrateful! Because,...
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Where is Harmattan?
An Open Letter to Harmattan Dear Harmattan, When i was a child, I always looked forward to you. I had no knowledge of times and...
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5 Hairstyles to Try Out This December
Yes, I’m here again with another update for this Detty December…Are you ready? My girlies, I know you might be confused, thinking of the hairstyles...
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How Gen Z Is Redefining Work Culture in Nigeria
Our parents walked so we could… quit toxic jobs and soft-life in peace. They endured being shouted at, underpaid, and overworked, all in the name...
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The Art of the Nigerian Party — Why We Don’t Go Home Early
If there’s one thing Nigerians know how to do, it’s how to party. From weddings and birthdays to naming ceremonies and random “just because” hangouts,...
