Why do they think they’re doing me a favour?

The 24-year-old sex worker in this #NairaLife left home at 18 in search of a better life. She’s achieved that goal. Now as her family’s breadwinner, her new focus is building an even better future for her siblings.

None of these are substitutes for condoms.

We asked people to talk about the times they crushed on married people, and heard plenty. From the one crushing on their pastor, to the one who’s only interested in married people, the responses got more than a little interesting.

Sometimes you hit the gene lottery and look the same at 30+ as you did at 15. But most times, adulting for women comes with body changes. And that’s okay.

The 24-year-old social media manager in this #NairaLife is living well above her means, thanks to "pretty privilege". She talks about receiving gifts driven by her looks from childhood, wanting a stronger safety net, and how, even though she’s sure of extra money most of the time, she’s always broke now.

Practising safe sex isn’t limited to using condoms or confirming your partner is HIV-negative; these Nigerians can confirm.

If you deep it, corporate jargon is just foreplay. Abi what does “bending over backwards to satisfy” mean?

If there’s one thing Ebun* (24) is tired of, it’s being seen as an object for people’s fat fetish. She talks about growing up bigger than her mates and navigating situationships as a plus-size woman.

When we asked young Nigerians to share the wildest, most embarrassing thing their parents had done to them, “he sexted with my boyfriend” was definitely not what we expected to hear.