“You always have to give up something for your other siblings, especially when you're just three. You always end up as the “understanding” one that doesn't need a new school bag and doesn't complain."

Today’s subject for #ZikokoWhatSheSaid is Seyi Oluyole, the founder of Dream Catchers Academy for Girls. She talks about being homeless at nine, finding hope in a future again through dance and motivating other girls like her that needed dreams to survive.

Euphoria High School in this Nigeria? When it's not like the principal is on drugs.

The IJGBs are back in town. The accent is flowing and the dollar is plenty. How do you know which one will destroy your life? We know them, and here are the signs.

Hadiza*, 35, and Zikora*, 40, dated for three years before they got married. In today’s #ZikokoLoveLife, they talk about being friends who travelled together for work, growing into a relationship and getting married despite living in Nigeria where same-sex marriage is illegal. Read here:

When last did you go in for a health check-up? We spoke with seven Nigerians, and they shared their thoughts and experiences regarding this. Read here:

Ejiro*, 23, and Mimi*, 22, have been dating for over a year. In today’s #ZikokoLoveLife, they talk about running away from their homes to build a life together, learning to survive on their own and what a future looks like for them. Read here:

The subject of today’s What She Said is a 24-year-old woman who talks about studying pharmacy to please her parents, getting withdrawn from school after failing a semester, and finally studying what she wanted.

Today, Aunty Z! gives advice to a bisexual married man who wants to open up his marriage and sleep with his wife’s friend and a straight man who is in love with a lady in his head.

If you do at least three things on this list, you definitely have a spirit husband or wife. Better go and pray.