Our subject this week is a 22-year old engineer. If you called him a genius, you won’t be lying. But sometimes, even that might not be enough. This is his #NairaLife. How’s Lagos treating you? Except for my rough transition from ₦109k per day to ₦109k per month, I’m mostly good. Slow down, you say […]
When the first game casts your bet slip.
In this story, we’re speaking with a super-talented lady who is torn between learning the ropes in a structured environment and looking for how to earn more. But quick one: This week’s story was pulled off in collaboration with mycashestate.com–they’re making it ridiculously easy for everyone to grow money by investing. Age: 21 Occupation: Multidisciplinary Creative Net […]
During NYSC camp, corps members have to go through a Man O’ War drill. But what does this even mean?
Yesterday, we were shocked by news of the passing of basketball legend, Kobe Bryant. Many media outlets broke the story with an air crash indicated as the cause of his demise. While basketball is not as popular as football in Nigeria, there are some ardent supporters of the game here. To celebrate the life of […]
Very few things events are so memorable, you remember the time of day, place and your state of being when it happened. In Nigeria we have the kidnap of the Chibok girls and perhaps Yar’adua’s passing, but nothing very few things are as tragically unforgettable as the Ikeja Cantonment Bomb Blast of 2002. It’s been […]
How to live your best life in the university.
A list of things that should be sold in Lagos traffic
Are you a deck of WHOTS or are you Monopoly?
Those who are used to Lagos traffic know that it’s a self-inflicted crime to leave your home less than two hours before the intended arrival time of wherever you’re going. Because you will get there three hours late. Don’t question this. Lagos logic is insane. Especially when it concerns traffic. So I thought I was […]
Those who are used to Lagos traffic know that it’s a self-inflicted crime to leave your home less than two hours before the intended arrival time of wherever you’re going. Because you will get there three hours late. Don’t question this. Lagos logic is insane. Especially when it concerns traffic. So I thought I was […]
Everyone knows that living in Lagos is a herculean task. For a person that lives in Lagos, 90% of your day is you trying to keep calm while dealing with all the wild things the city throws at you. Here are a few tips we use to ensure our happiness and peace of mind. 1) […]
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Global smartphone brand, OPPO Mobile Nigeria is setting the pace in smartphone photography with the launch of the “OPPO Redefinition Contest.”
The ABC of Sim Card care.
Now you can pay full attention to your detty december.
Our subject this week is a 22-year old engineer. If you called him a genius, you won’t be lying. But sometimes, even that might not be enough. This is his #NairaLife. How’s Lagos treating you? Except for my rough transition from ₦109k per day to ₦109k per month, I’m mostly good. Slow down, you say […]
The subject of today’s Sex Life is a 24-year-old woman who prefers older men as sex partners because she doesn’t rate sex with men her age. When did you have sex for the first time? I was 15 and it was with a guy in my secondary school. We did it at a birthday party. […]
“My passport is a climate passport… very green and very Nigerian.”
Maryam talks about her work in the Ilorin literary community.
What’s your oldest memory of money? One day – I think I was seven – my mum just came into the room with a black plastic bag. There was money inside ₦2.5 million. She just – Wait, what? Yes. She just said, “keep this money, this is for your dad’s next car.” I don’t know […]
The subject of today’s Sex Life is a 33-year-old gay man, who started out dating only women until he was 20.
“I have tasted the good life here, and I have to say – it’s sweet oh.”
Today’s subject talks about his anxiety and how he took a break from school to focus on his music.
Navigating the high seas of being a trader in Nigeria.
Today’s subject is a 24-year-old asexual young woman who only came to accept her asexuality recently.
“Oh no, what have I entered”
Students in Nigerian universities have stories to tell, but hardly anyone to tell them to. For our weekly series, Aluta and Chill, we are putting the spotlight on these students and their various campus experiences. Today’s subject is Oluchi Buchi-Njere, a 400 level student of Medicine and Surgery University of Lagos. She shares what it […]
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