Nigerian moms, a whole different breed! They wear many hats: chef, doctor, teacher, disciplinarian, and most importantly, the undisputed champions of “yabbing” (playful teasing). This “yabbing” extends to their children, who are often bestowed with hilarious nicknames that stick for life. Here are 10 such nicknames that will have any Nigerian nodding their head in...
This one na for the strong hearts! You see that trending social media challenge? The one with everybody doing that crazy dance or silly skit? Ya mama and papa no go even hear am! But fear not, because this guide will help you convince them to join the fun, with minimal “oyas, see what this...
Ah, the almighty white lie! We Nigerians practically have a PhD in them. From saving our auntie’s feelings to escaping juju gossip, these little fibs keep the peace and the laugh track rolling. Let’s take a look at some classic whoppers we’ve all told at some point: “I’m fine.” This national anthem applies to everything...
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 you’re giving someone the side-eye for that outfit that belongs on Nollywood. “I dey hail ooo,” you say with a forced smile, hoping they don’t notice you judging their clashing...
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 fasting can swirl around like pepper soup rumours. Let’s debunk some common ones, Naija style! Myth 1: Fasting makes you weak and sluggish. Fact: Your body is a champ!...
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 10 ideas to make the most of this special month, without focusing on making time “fly”: View this post on Instagram A post shared by ayah_amanah EO (@ayah_amanah)...
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 anthem this one be. But fear not, my fellow hustlers, for we Nigerians are known for our ability to “japa” any situation. Here are some “hustle hacks” to help you...
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 land (foreign countries) as a land flowing with milk and honey, where streets are paved with gold and problems just disappear. But, na true? (is it true?) The Myth: Escape...
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 remember that avoidance is often the best strategy. Here are some things you SHOULD NOT do in front of agbero boys or thugs, based on common sense and insights from...
Oya, ghen ghen! You ready for some serious Yoruba family pepper? Then you need to check out the trailer for “Ajosepo,” the new Naija movie that’s gonna have you saying “omo, wetin dey happen?!” This film is about to serve up a steaming plate of chaos, laughter, and maybe even some tears. We’re talking wedding...
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