1. First of all, be happy to be single.

2. Do what makes you happy.

3. Enjoy your single state.


4. Go out more.

5. Have a healthy work-life balance.

6. Take any advice you get with a pinch of salt.

7. Imagine a worst-case scenario.


6:50 AM It is only in NYSC camp that Sunday is truly a day of rest. And I mean it o. It is the only day when you get to do nothing until 4 PM when it is time for evening parade. It’s such a relief. I take my time doing everything, including waking up. […]
This guy bought his dog 8 iPhones 7.
You know how Nigerians are generally homophobic; any small thing and they’ll recoil and say “Ah yew a gay?” First of all there’s nothing wrong with being gay. Second of all, there are some perfectly normal things homosexual and heterosexual men should be able to do without being labelled. If you do some of the […]
Here’s everything you need to know about the new and improved Carbon Bank.
Kitchen rule 1: “Don’t breathe when I’m breathing in the kitchen.“
Hear Me Out: If drowning your sorrows in a bottle is a no, what if you try eating your sorrows away?
Dearly Beloved, we are gathered here to witness the launching of two new amazing flagships from the good people of Zikoko. #ZikokoSunkenShips #VsTheWorld
April was a month of back-to-back events and we have Jameson to thank for it. They were everywhere, every weekend, getting people lit.
“During the pandemic, I lost my job and experienced a terrible heartbreak that led me to depression. I was a wreck, and I turned to food for comfort.”
Hear Me Out: The concept of telling women what to do with their lives and bodies stems from the infantilization of women. Women are often viewed as people who should be handheld and guided and not as people capable of making choices about their lives by themselves.
Retail therapy slaps, especially when you have money. Sorry, you can’t change our minds.
Open your phone settings, and check how much time you spend on Twitter. Are you proud of it?
After carefully examining our average everyday life, we have put together a list of things that you would need to at least survive this country.
“I hate the internal conflict that comes with the holiday. Why am I even celebrating? Do I agree with most of the teachings and doctrines? Am I still a Muslim? I’d also love to celebrate knowing that I am fully accepted, not tolerated, and loved by my family, regardless of my identity.”
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