Today’s subject on Abroad life watched Buhari’s second term election win in tears and promised he would leave Nigeria before Buhari left power. Two years later, he tells us how he managed to leave — a process that involved changing careers and getting over 800 job rejections.

Today’s subject on Abroad Life talks about getting the chance to move to the US, opting out finding out she had to move to Canada within a 3-day period, and her struggles with navigating adulthood for the first time in Canada.

You have 1 minute to guess the African country in this quiz from just 8 clues. Do you think you can do it?

Davido being gifted over N100 million made Twitter NG people lose their minds.

I mean, look at these tweets!

Tell us what you like wearing and we’ll accurately tell you how much you have in your account.

From Sanwo-Olu declaring that there were no casualties after the protest, to Lai Mohammed calling the killings a “massacre without bodies”, here are 7 times the Nigerian government denied the Lekki massacre

Is the fire in your relationship dying? Is your partner no longer interested in you?

Cry no more. Follow these guaranteed tips to get the love of your life back.

You might have enjoyed these snacks as a child but if you try eating them now, your organs will shrivel up and die.

If you have plans to japa to Canada but don’t know where to start, this article has everything you need to begin your journey.

Today’s subject on Abroad Life talks about moving to Malaysia to get an education but meeting something totally different: a life where he had to evade cultists and fraudsters who needed his programming services for high-end crimes.

If you don’t see eba, Pringles, grapes and Baileys on a Nigerian food tray, check your vendor again. They’re not Nigerian.

If you’re in the habit of saying any of the things in this article to effeminate men, pause and ask yourself, “Am I okay?” Because you’re not and you need to do better.

There’s no way you can claim you’re an alpha male if your name appears in this article.

We don’t make the rules. It is what it is.

Today’s subject on Abroad Life moved to Ghana in 2009 after her family told her she would have a great time there. She talks about seeing xenophobia against Nigerians play out in many different forms and experiencing it herself, firsthand.

“All the financial and emotional stress in the weeks leading up to the wedding shook me. I found myself asking if I was doing the right thing, or if I should cancel all the plans and just keep dating.”

Your mother-in-law is probably a witch, but before you jump into conclusions, see if she does at least 3 things in this article.

If she does, it’s time to expose her.

Greatest Akokites! If you’ve ever had to go through the terrible thing that is balloting for bed space in Unilag, this post might give you violent flashbacks.

If you didn’t see these tweets on your TL last month, you’re at the wrong end of Twitter. These are hilarious.

Today’s subject on Abroad Life has travelled to three different countries with her family. She talks about her experiences in each country, sleeping at airports and borders, and why she’s never going to Ghana by road again.

If you know what half of these words mean, you’re obviously hip and trendy.
If you don’t, we have bad news.
Where do you fall?

If you’re a guy that struggles to grow out your hair, this will hit a bit too close to home. Numbers 9, 10 and 14 are too real.

Whether as a student or as a professional, there’s a way for everyone to japa.

Which one works best for you?

Nobody: …

Random Twitter user: For a Zikoko article I’m writing…

Nothing is sweeter on Football Twitter than Man United losing terribly to Liverpool, and these tweets about Pogba and Ronaldo are killing us #MUNLIV