Happy elections. Don’t think I’m crazy for greeting you happy elections. In Nigeria we greet people about everything. You have ...
by Nene Henshaw Some days life just knocks the shit out of you and has you wondering about everything: “who are ...
by Frances Ogamba Obum, Every day, I wonder what I was doing the very moment you leapt into the waves ...
by Foghi Batarhe A conversation earlier on my Twitter TL prompted me to write this. This isn’t a scientific research ...
by Chinua Ezenwa-Ohaeto “Frank, that’s not the right way to put on your sandals,” I said to my younger brother ...
by Mfon Iquaibom Talking about victories, battles, successes and accomplishments, turmoil, confusion, beauty and inspiration and the likes, I would ...
by Akerele Oluranti I started out life as a nondescript kid. One who never did home works; hardly knew a ...
by Ekeziem Hamilton The lecture room is filled to the brim, but I still manage to secure a standing spot ...
by Ifeoluwa Nihinlola There is something about Lagos, about this human chaos, about entering danfos and crawling into kekes and jumping ...
by Chukwuemeke Victor Esumeh There have always been ups and downs that seems to place situational hurdles on the path of ...
by Olorunleke, M.A Hope, like talk is cheap. But it’s hard to picture a future without hoping, hence hope becomes a ...
by Blessing Iyamadiken Love was… Growing up, I wanted a certain degree of love and affection, one that wasn’t just about ...
by Isoken Aruede “How’s it going?” “Good.” “What’s up?” “Nothing much” “How are you?” “Fine” I might be crazy, but ...
by Bolade Ogunfuye Pointers on a few insights I’ve learnt in my not-so-short life. Our education system was built on ...
by Kester Onyemaechi Let me take you back in time My friends always wondered why I have no pictures of myself ...
by Blessing “Repent! For the kingdom of God is at hand!” Screamed the preacher into a portable speaker. I wake ...
by Ogunleke Adekunle Emmanuel Although this story’s resolution or black out might have to be written later, I am optimistic ...
Growing up African, few things were certain. These things were so certain, the entirety of Africans could pass for one ...
by Tony Ogunlowo Every three years in the village of Toraja in South Sualwesi, in Indonesia they hold a very strange ...
by Afam Ikeakanam In March 2014, when the World Health Organisation (WHO) officially declared there was an outbreak of the Ebola ...
by Adetayo Adegbemle Dear Nigeria, Trust my letter meets you well. Doxology. Scratch that, because I know you are not well. ...
by Adedoyin Olumodeji ERSATZ Rivers flowing with glee, Buried beneath souls, so deep, Sun shining with glee, Hidden within, hearts so ...
by Yusuf Abdulkadir Hassan Reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one- Albert Einstein. The New technology (Augmented reality) ...
by Jesuseun Adebo The emergence and evolving of reality shows in Nigeria has been a blessing in more ways than one ...
by Chambers Umezulike The Nigerian National Bureau of Statistics has pegged Nigeria’s general unemployment rate at 12.1% as at the first ...
by Susan Melony There’s a lot of tips and advice floating around about are centered on long-term goals and strategies. ...
by Ayodotun Rotimi Akinfenwa As human existence has evolved through the centuries, our thinking and lifestyles have followed suit. We have ...
by Kalu Aja Debt Management So this lesson, we will discuss borrowing and debt and how to go about it ...
by Kayode Oyero “The key to great image is not to promise at all or under-promise and over-deliver.” -Michael LeBoeuf. ...
By Grace Festus Jude is a promising young guy; he is a first class graduate of Mass communications and he ...