GGMUB, LLNP.

We heard that some of you are now using “Twitter feminist” like some sort of slur so we decided to show you what some of these “Twitter feminists” are doing for women in real-life.

This 27-year-old security guard works two jobs 24/7 but can’t afford a home and can barely support his two children. Ironically, this is the best his finances have been in years, and he hopes to find new opportunities to improve his luck.

They sacrificed so much for me, and I never got to repay them.

The one who got away.

In 2016, this 23-year-old was forced to leave home to fend for himself, thanks to absent parents. At his lowest, he almost turned to a life of crime. But that’s in the past now, and for the first time in forever, he has a sense of stability. What made the difference? Starting a POS business.

This 20-year-old content creator struggled with impulse purchases for the first six months after she started making money from influencing. Now the phase has passed, she’s trying to live on ₦1k per day and saving aggressively while at it.

“Na condition make crayfish bend” and “Ikebe no dey heavy the owner” might crack you up, Nigerian pidgin proverbs also have a way of leaving you sat and thinking about your life.

“Do you have emergency funds? Are you a stan? What's your take on mental health?” You need to arm yourself with these questions before the Love Nwantiti gets too deep.

Nigerian men are the kings of tighting their feelings to their chest but these songs by Nigerian artistes actually give us insight into how they often feel.