From Tunde Ednut's “Jingle Bell” to Skales’ “Keresimesi” and DJ Kaywise’s “See Mary, See Jesus”, our Christmas playlist is bussing with Yuletide. These are 9 Afropop Songs to light up your Christmas.

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.

Reminisce won’t stop as he put out his fifth studio album and first volume of Alaye Toh Se Gogo after eight years. Read our review here.

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.

If you're searching for how to craft a great afrobeats song, this easy breakdown we did in collaboration with Spotify should help.

The subject of this week’s What She Said is a 29-year-old woman who talks about how her fear of home invasions came to pass and why she thinks it was partly her fault.

Are you a successful side boyfriend if you can't relate to these things?

Hard-boiled yam may not choke you the way you want but at least it’s a companion during this cold, rainy season.

In this month's 40+ Anonymous, A* shares what makes her "unique" in the 40+ streets, the downside of being a spec and the unexpected way her ex’s mother influenced his attraction to her.

This 22-year-old Nigerian woman has always wanted to be a star. Four years ago, she chose the influencing route. Since then, she’s dropped out of school and lost money to a scammer, fake manager and fraudulent pageant.  And still, no fame or fortune. Here’s What She Said: