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Salem, 26, and Precious, 26, have been dating for three years. In today’s #ZikokoLoveLife, they talk about meeting on Instagram, starting a long distance relationship and couple’s therapy.
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Oba, 26, and Precious, 27, have been dating for four years. In today’s #ZikokoLoveLife,, they talk about meeting on a group chat, falling into a relationship even though they were dating other people and the one incident that almost broke them.
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On Saturday 28th of May, all hot babes have one thing on their schedule — HERtitude. Here’s a list of things to expect if you’re one of those hot babes:
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What if we told you that you don’t have to be an ass to the people you have casual sex with? Here’s a list of ways to show care to your lovers after sex, whether they’re leaving by daybreak or not.
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For HERtitude, the Zikoko festival for hotties, we want the girlies showing up and out. So our resident hot girl, Deola, has given us 10 hot fits you can wear to shake your ass on our yacht.
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“I have gone from believing in the possibility that God exists to questioning the reality of that chance.”
In this essay, Mariam talks about her journey with religion over the years and what influences her lack of faith.
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Elizabeth, 29, and Samuel, 29, have been dating for eight months. Today on Love Life, they talk about meeting at work, deciding to date despite the threat of long-distance and getting engaged after one month of dating.
Ajoke, 28, & Solomon, 25, have been dating for three years. In today’s #ZikokoLoveLife, they talk about being coursemates, becoming friends with benefits & being in a relationship where they’re both allowed to date & have sex with other people.
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For The Elevator this year, we profiled a multifunctional DJ, a fast-rising musician, an award-winning artist, a crazy ambitious filmmaker, a fire feminist writer and an overachieving multipotentialite. Here’s how they defined the top of their career:
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Jola, 25, and Oyin, 26, have been dating for a year. In today’s #ZikokoLoveLife, they talk about meeting on Twitter, becoming friends and talking for nine months before starting a relationship where they still haven’t had a fight.
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Everyone wants long locs until they find out it hurts like crazy when it’s time to retwist the locs. Here’s a list of seven things that they don’t tell you about locs:
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