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Man Dem by Zikoko is a vertical that tells the stories of African men from all walks of life and contains content aimed at exploring the male experience.
From googling the average size of penises to thinking one of their testicles have gone missing, every man you know has done everything in this article.
Dear Nigerian men, enough is enough! Why are you still wearing net singlet in 2022? Please, let’s respect ourselves.
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It’s a new year for us at ,Man Like, but before we get into the interesting stories of 2022, let’s look at the episodes that had you in a chokehold last year.
Some of these stories had us shook, while others had us deep in thought. Either way, we’ve compiled some of our favorite Man Like moments from 2021. Grab a glass of something and dive in.
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The subject of today’s Man Like is @LateefSaka, an investment banker and skincare content creator. He talks to us about how he navigates an industry that is predominantly white and female, mentoring young people and the joys of being an only child
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Dating someone who just won’t shut up about going to the gym? Be a “supportive” partner and get them something on this list. Trust us, they’ll love you more.
The subject of today’s Man Like is @michaeloejoor, an actor and singer. He talks to us about suffering from paralysis as a child, how being bullied in boarding school led to his clinical depression and how being someone else helps him escape his problems.
Femi, Tobi and a few of their other heartbreaking friends sat with us in an attempt to defend their honour. Femi, change your ways.
Dear under 40 Nigerian men,
It is time to abolish polo shirts?
Yours sincerely, Zikoko.
With all the fornication happening, do you really want to be tied up in a relationship this December? It’s time to japa that relationship for premium enjoyment.
As Nigerian men, talking about our feelings or mental health struggles don’t always come naturally. These Nigerian men have tried therapy, and this is what they had to say.
The subject of today’s Man Like is @DuktorSett, the music producer behind Yabasi. He talks about growing up in Jos, escaping through music and facing his feelings when things get tough.
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