Last year I had an interview with a woman who had had four abortions and regretted none of them. For International Women’s Day, we decided to reshare all of the interviews from last year. A couple of days after this interview went live I got an email from the woman in this interview. The title […]
I do, but I may or may not be taking your last name.
Wedding essential or unnecessary expense?
A good number of the most common Nigerian stereotypes about women are simply misogynistic opinions that hold no water and need to be addressed.
We live in uncertain times and that can be scary. What if we promised you some form of certainty? Every day by 12 noon, we’ll bring you the latest updates on the fight against the COVID-19, both in Nigeria and Africa Nigeria’s Update from the past 24 hours: As of yesterday, 7/04/2020, these are the […]
Last year I had an interview with a woman who had had four abortions and regretted none of them. For International Women’s Day, we decided to reshare all of the interviews from last year. A couple of days after this interview went live I got an email from the woman in this interview. The title […]
Eight very simple and easily accessible Nigerian breakfast ideas that won’t keep you in the kitchen for more than 30 minutes.
On a normal day, living in Nigeria get as e be. Throw in no bae, living with parents, compulsorily being around them 24/7 with no real chance for escape and you’ve got quite the situation on your hands there. Living with Nigerian parents can be a chore, sometimes, even a series of chores which may […]
While the Coronavirus is being contained, it is our literal duty to sit in and enjoy the Jones we pay rent in and outrightly own, to prevent the spread of the virus. For a lot of people, that’s a little difficult to compute, they think we should be partying, catching up with friends, hanging out. […]
“Mr Castle will see you now.”
Don’t let police embarrass you on the road.
On this International Women’s Day 2020, take this quiz to find which great woman in history is your Indomie Power Woman Avatar.
We can tell you your boldness level.
The competition produced three winners.
Nigerians be creating stuff.
Always have a backup plan.
Twenty participants will advance to the next round of the OPPO Mobile Redefinition Photography Contest which kicked off on the 6th of January 2020 and ended on the 19th of January 2020. According to a press statement issued recently, the contest seeks to find ‘raw’ talents and empower them with cash and OPPO Reno2 smartphones […]
If you attended secondary school in Nigeria, you definitely came across people that made you feel like they had 7 heads, while you were sharing half a brain with three other people. They could do everything – get straight As, do sports, play the trumpet and roll around with the cool kids. The tension was […]
“A Week In The Life” is a weekly Zikoko series that explores the working-class struggles of Nigerians. It captures the very spirit of what it means to hustle in Nigeria and puts you in the shoes of the subject for a week Today’s subject is *Tunde. A 29-year-old flight attendant of mixed heritage who tells […]
Last year I had an interview with a woman who had had four abortions and regretted none of them. For International Women’s Day, we decided to reshare all of the interviews from last year. A couple of days after this interview went live I got an email from the woman in this interview. The title […]
Show me your hashtag, and I’ll show you what you’re worth.
The subject of today’s Sex Life is a 31-year-old heterosexual man who has slept with over 300 women. He talks about regretting the unbelievable number and the stories behind a lot of the encounters. What was your first sexual experience? I don’t know if this counts, but the maid used to make me sleep with […]
Oral sex is the gateway to becoming Christian Grey.
“I visit Nigeria everyday. From Instagram. I like the distance.”
Debby talks about her experiences with lecturers who have sexually harassed her.
“A Week In The Life” is a weekly Zikoko series that explores the working-class struggles of Nigerians. It captures the very spirit of what it means to hustle in Nigeria and puts you in the shoes of the subject for a week. Today’s subject is *Yemi, a 27-year old sex worker who tells us how […]
What’s your biggest fear? Snakes? Death? His biggest fear is not a person or people, it’s a system, a culture. What’s your oldest memory of money? My mummy took me and my brother to this park, which was close to where we lived. After riding one of their motors, I wanted to go again and […]
The subject of today’s Sex Life is a woman in her 40s who has been divorced three times. She talks about how not using protection and the lack of safe clinics for abortion in Nigeria affected her Sex Life.
For many, the outbreak of the coronavirus has felt like watching the opening of Pandora’s Box in real-time. Relaying their personal unboxing experiences are five Nigerians scattered around the world. We’re starting with Johnny, a Nigerian who lives in the original epicentre of the virus – China. Peter, China. At first, it felt more or […]
Femi wanted to study abroad because of his discontent the Nigerian education system and he tried to leave twice. But it didn’t happen.
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