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Independence Day in Lagos isn’t just a public holiday—it’s a full-on city-wide vibe. From street jams to family feasts, here’s what truly makes the day special for Lagosians. Eyes Of … Read More
In modern-day Nigeria, the phrase “men only” is fast becoming obsolete. From piloting fighter jets to leading major financial institutions, Nigerian women are proving that no career is off-limits. Eyes … Read More
Ah, Sunday market in Nigeria—a beautiful chaos of smells, sounds, and unmissable characters. If you’ve ever ventured into one, you’ve probably spotted at least a few of these types. Here’s … Read More
Sundays in Nigeria are sacred—but not just for church or rest. They are the official arena for two of the nation’s greatest sports: football and politics. And somehow, in the … Read More
Sundays in Nigeria aren’t just about rest—they’re about showing the world how on point you are. And nothing says “I slayed today” like a selfie. From the church pew to … Read More
Nigeria: the land where ambition meets optimism… and sometimes chaos. Every week, social media lights up with friends, colleagues, and even strangers announcing their latest business venture. From “Organic Shea … Read More
Marriage is a partnership that requires effort, understanding, and continuous nurturing. However, sometimes husbands seem to lose interest in their wives, leaving many women confused and hurt. Understanding the possible … Read More
The Oluwo of Iwo, Oba Abdulrosheed Akanbi, has stirred controversy by rejecting the long-held belief that Ile-Ife is the cradle of the Yoruba people. Speaking during a chieftaincy ceremony at … Read More
Life in Nigeria can be chaotic, unpredictable, and, let’s face it, downright dramatic. From public transport to neighborhood politics, sometimes it feels like everyone is trying to test your patience. … Read More
From dodging Lagos traffic to paying bills without leaving your room, Lagos youth have found a way to hack city life with just a few taps. These apps aren’t just … Read More
For many Lagos youths, the phrase “salary don land” rings like sweet music every month. But within two weeks, reality sets in — bank alerts turn to “insufficient funds,” and … Read More
For decades, marriage was seen as the ultimate marker of success in Nigeria. But today, more young people in Lagos and across the country are openly questioning whether marriage is … Read More
In today’s digital Nigeria, the pulpit is no longer limited to the four walls of a church. From Lagos to Abuja, pastors are now finding new congregations not in pews, … Read More
If you grew up in Lagos, you probably remember the days when Sunday service meant one long, marathon worship that could stretch from 8 a.m. till 2 p.m. Today, things … Read More
Once upon a time in Lagos, a university degree was the golden ticket to success. Parents prayed, saved, and sacrificed just to see their children graduate. But today, the hustle … Read More
If there’s one city in Africa that never sleeps, it’s Lagos. From the smoky pepper soup joints tucked away in Mushin to the sleek rooftop lounges in Victoria Island, nightlife … Read More
The Yahoo Café Era If you grew up in Lagos in the late 1990s and early 2000s, chances are you spent hours inside a cybercafé. Back then, ₦100 could buy … Read More
The Rise of the “Japa” Dream In today’s Nigeria, one word dominates youth conversations — Japa.Borrowed from Yoruba slang meaning “to run away or escape,” it has become the most … Read More
From Yahoo to “Legit” Digital Hustles Not long ago, the term “Yahoo boy” was the dominant label attached to young Nigerians making fast money online. Internet fraud stained Nigeria’s global … Read More
The End of the 9-to-5 Dream? For decades, the Nigerian dream was straightforward: get a degree, land a stable job, and climb the corporate ladder. But for today’s youth, especially … Read More
