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The magical times when authors just had the right words to turn their characters and readers on.

"When I found out he was cheating on me with his bestie, I begged him to date us both. I said I didn't mind his cheating habits, I just wanted him to stay. I even asked someone to plead on my behalf."

Dawn to dusk, we are husting.

If your parents are sitting on this table, allow us tell your story. 1) “When will you marry?” Small play. 2) “God bless you.” How did God enter this topic? 3) “Have you eaten?” Please focuss. 4) “Go and read your books.” Na me fuck up. Last last. 5) “Make sure you don’t impregnate anyone.” […]

These are the things that are coming for your salary. Be prepared.

Igbo Nigerians like to do things the “Igbo way”. It’s like sometime way back Igbo people held a meeting and made a checklist for being Igbo. So asides the obvious tradition being upheld there is also a culture that comes with being Igbo. Here are 5 things every Igbo Nigerian has done, will do, or […]

How market now? My sister I day o. Market isn’t booming right now but in all things we thank God. How bad is it? Things have even started to pick up now. But you see that March and April, it was a real struggle.  Those were the hardest months I’ve had in many years. Even […]

Consider this a free trip down memory lane, back to the times when we believed in magic and romanticized vampires, before Empire, Money Heist and other such telenovellas came to be. Remember that time? Then here’s a list of 9 old American TV shows every Nigerian watched. 1. Merlin “In a land of myth, and […]

If we're being honest the sex education Nigerian parents give is not really a sex education. It's more like series of warnings and reasons to abstain.