I’ve beaten my meat into submission

A year after Olumide read Jude's book, their friendship started. On this week’s #ZikokoMyBro, they share how their work brought them together. Now they’ve kept it together for 18 years and even co-wrote a book, despite living on different continents.

If you can't relate to any of these as a boy, are you sure you grew up in the motherland?

Tayo grew up thinking he was a prodigy, but soon found out that wasn’t the case after failing three courses in his second year of university. After years of dealing with panic attacks and identity crises, he says the experience helped him figure out his life.

Even if you're angry and frustrated about everything in the country right, these hilarious tweets will crack you up.

Nigerian men's PR has been on steroids lately. From foreign women gushing over them in videos to constant debate over them. What are they doing right?

It’s been mixed emotions as people expressed their feelings about their dads on Father's Day, yesterday. These Nigerian fathers share how they celebrated the special day.

Dubem and Felix have been friends for over 20 years. In this episode of #ZikokoMyBro, they talk about starting a rap group in the 1990s, falling for the same girl in university and reuniting in 2020 after beefing for over 10 years.

Age is just a number, they say. But 40+ Naija men have made their age a personality, and they get cooked for it. #40PlusAnonymous #NewZikokoSeries

In this episode of #ZikokoMyBro, Michael and Faith talk about their seven year friendship journey, being open about their finances and adjusting their different communication expectations.