Author: YNaija

Letter to the son of man: Nigerian politicians and their comedy shows

 by Adeojo Kolawole Adeyemi Hannibal   Dear Son of Man, The will to do what is right in the face of medley temptations, mostly from peers, can actually determine the…

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Eketi Edima Ette: These are the worst rape stories you will ever read

by Eketi Edima Ette Let me play devil's advocate here. If you've been on Twitter since 2014, you'd know that #MenAreTrash is a hashtag that trends every now and again.…

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The thread: “My mum is having a baby for the man who abused me” | Lady narrates painful experience of sexual assault

These stories of sexual assault on women are downright depressing. It's unimaginable to have a stranger make inappropriate advances, but a caretaker, an uncle, a father, family, that's simply sickening:…

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The Thread: Hilarious tricks ladies employ to keep a guy on the hook

Nigerian girls like to string a guy along during the initial stages of a relationship. Baba Oni Gas is sharing his tale of past woes with a lady love. Do…

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Peregrino Brimah: The unsung heroes who saved our children from death at the University of Maiduguri

by Peregrino Brimah According to TheCable, around 1 am on Saturday, “a male and female suicide bomber struck at the mechanical works department of the university. One security guard was…

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[The Church Blog] Sam Eaton: 59 percent of millennials raised in a church have dropped out—and they’re trying to tell us why

by Sam Eaton   From the depths of my heart, I want to love church. I want to be head-over-heals for church like the unshakable Ned Flanders. I want to…

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Feyi Fawehinmi: Iskelebete and the history that is not written

by Feyi Fawehinmi I was at the One Africa Music Fest in London the other day. No point rehashing the usual issues around disorganisation and inability to keep to time…

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Opinion: Nigerian governors and transparent governance

by Uche Ezechukwu Increasingly, especially with the emergence of the situation whereby technology and the social media are compelling openness and transparency on all the spheres of human endeavour, especially…

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The Thread: “Black Lives Matter is not equivalent to #MenAreTrash | Dr Etin schools Twitter NG on labels

Following the death of Karabo Mokoena, a South African lady who was burnt to death by Sandile, her boyfriend; and Nathan Oko-Jaja, a Nigerian young man, who was killed by…

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“Build a relationship with your bank.” | Lady Boss Mercy Nenelwa Kitomari answers #LLA’s 10 questions

For Mercy Kitomari, ice-cream is more than just a treat. It is a lifestyle. What’s more? She is certain of one thing: there is no sex in this business. In…

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Opinion: INEC and the long wait for Anambra Central rerun

by Michael Jegede About eighteen months after the Enugu Division of Court of Appeal quashed the election of Mrs. Uche Ekwunife as the Senator representing Anambra Central Senatorial District, and…

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[The Church Blog] Morning Devotion: Do you remember this hymn from childhood morning devotion?

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Opinion: The tough choices of superstars and infidels

by Yemi Adesanya   “Anyone who does not provide for their relatives, and especially for their own household, has denied the faith and is worse than an unbeliever.” – 1…

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Opinion: Celebrating the reroute of Cross River’s superhighway- A win for wildlife

by Adebote 'Seyifunmi Earlier this year, environmentalists stood up to vehemently challenge Prof. Ben Ayade’s decision to construct a proposed ‘Cross River Superhighway’. It did not matter that the idea…

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Opinion: If you take me to Otodo Gbame, will I love Lagos?

by Alexander O. Onukwue It is now the typical gyration song that celebrates Lagos, more than Jazzman Olofin’s “Eko ile” and DJ Jimmy Jatt’s “Style”. Olamide is one of the…

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“Set goals. Examine your surroundings. Take risks.” | Edwina Kulego speaks with Leading Ladies Africa

A hybrid of many cultures, Edwina Kulego then aged 19, moved from Sweden to the United States with the sole intention of pursuing a career in fashion and business. 10…

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The Thread: “I am very sympathetic to atheism and agnosticism” | A believer makes a case against science

They say religion and politics bring out the worst in us. But Chude Jideonwo, co-founder and managing partner of RED, has a different perspective. Do see below: Reactions Interesting.

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Simon Kolawole: Predators as Nigeria’s ultimate saviours

by Simon Kolawole For decades, I have been holding on tenaciously to the belief that Nigeria would develop someday. I like to be practical, so I come up with all…

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Opinion: Suicide- Religious leaders are not doing enough

by Owolabi Afeez Ashola I wondered why someone will think the exit route to end difficulties of life is by taking his or her own life. I then realised the…

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Today’s Noisemakers: Twitter has found Bobrisky’s look-alike; Anthony Joshua settles the Naija-Ghana jollof wars + we pay homage to Karabo

Every day, there are people who keep our eyes glued to our phone screens as we read their rants, opinions, perspectives on political and social matters, etc. Sometimes, they are…

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Pius Adesanmi: Minna- Suffering is different

by Pius Adesanmi. Oto ni ki eyan je iya Oto ni ki iya je eyan I don't know why the Yoruba conceptualise suffering as consumption. In Yoruba, you can eat…

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Nigeria: A Nation of moral disorder

by Bayo Oluwasanmi As one who loves Nigeria, the steepening decay of morals in Nigeria that obstructs our forming a decent and civilized society keeps me awake at night. In…

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Farooq Kperogi: Appreciation to my primary and secondary school teachers

by Farooq Kperogi Americans observe the first week of May as “Teacher Appreciation Week” to honor their primary and secondary school teachers. In the spirit of this week, I want…

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The Thread: IBB shuts down Minna like he did in Lagos, 1989 [PHOTOS]

General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida gave out his daughter, Halima Babangida in marriage to Auwal Abdullahi, a businessman, at the Hilltop mansion in Minna yesterday. The event was quite the crowd…

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The Thread: “Not all #MenAreTrash does not make sense” | Justin Irabor fires back on Twitter and all hell breaks loose

During the course of the week, the subject of intense debate on Twitter Africa was domestic violence, specifically the ratio of men to women, who kill or batter their significant…

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The Church Blog: That’s how Mairo Ese and Ayo Thompson got engaged

Wazobia TV presenter, Ayo Thompson and one of our all time favourite worshippers, Mairo Ese got engaged yesterday! And all is now alright in the world. Not surprisingly, gospel music…

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The Thread: “I left my man at the altar” | Lady explains reasons for dumping fiance at the last minute

It's a cruel, queer world, for sure. As Twitter NG battles out the validity of #AllMenAreScum or trash (depending on your poison), an anonymous tweep comes forward to narrate her…

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Reno Omokri: As Osinbajo succeeds Okonjo-Iweala

by Reno Omokri Nigeria is a land of opportunity. And I do not mean this the way Nigerian politicians usually mean it, as a clichéd speech for the campaign trail.…

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Dele Momodu: Season of books and denials

by Dele Momodu Fellow Nigerians, let me confess that one of my addictions is reading books. I just love the feel and thrill that books can give to you. I…

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Pius Adesanmi: Donald Trump | Africa is not the owner of this corpse

by Pius Adesanmi Africa and similes are now back in big business. Our friends in America’s punditry are all rushing to Africa for explanations of their current predicament. It does…

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