by Oluwaseyi Ige The coal at the fireplace was smouldering and the cold was descending gradually as the last rays of the sun ducked behind the dark clouds. The sound…
Read Moreby Ikemesit Effiong Early in 2013, long before talk about her became the new sexy in the West’s media circus or Nigerian social media circles, I asked a salient question,…
Read Moreby Gbenga Olorunpomi I am a member of the All Progressives Congress and I make no apologies for that. I love my party and most of the politicians therein. I…
Read Moreby Buki Otuyemi Thanks to my dear friend ShiShi who tagged me in a post about sharing 20 random facts about myself, I'm about to unleash myself on you dear…
Read Moreby Monsieur Adebutu ‘”Go ye therefore into the world and teach my gospel,” that kinda thing was what the Lord told us and the disciples. Going to all corners of…
Read Moreby Soyombo Ayomikun For fourty weeks I sojourned Inside the lonely liquor-filled world Tumbling & living on fluid With no friend,confidant nor foe I longed for an escape,for liberty,for light…
Read Moreby Femi Aribisala Read: Jesus will not do the will of God for us (Part 1) Read: Jesus will not do the will of God for us (Part 2) What…
Read Moreby Simon Kolawole Being a kingmaker could be fun, but these are not the most exciting times in the life of Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the former governor of Lagos…
Read Moreby Tunde Leye In 2007, Umaru Musa Yar’adua, UMYA as the press labelled him, was elected the president of Nigeria. He made adherence to the rule of law one of…
Read Moreby Obinna Akukwe Anita Oyakhilome, the frustrated wife of Nigeria’s most flamboyant preacher, Chris Oyakhilome has obviously passed through 15 years of adulterous endurance and what she needs is our…
Read Moreby Gimba Kakanda One mystery that amused as much as it confused me was the audacity of the political aspirants who join the race for elective positions aware of the…
Read Moreby Max Siollun Niger Delta armed insurrection did not begin with MEND, Henry Okah or Asari-Dokubo. Decades before them an Ijaw nationalist named Isaac Boro led an armed campaign for greater…
Read Moreby Fransesca Uriri It is an exciting time in the Nigerian Fashion Industry, with remarkable stories of growth, expansion and international collaborations. But that hasn’t always the case, especially for…
Read Moreby Ayodeji Asiru-Balogun Hiya! If cleaning up pet hair is part of your everyday life, there are some strategies that can help you reduce the amount of hair in your…
Read Moreby David Imoh Thousands of people in Africa died and are still dying from the Ebola infection but when a White health-worker was infected, he was quickly flown to the…
Read Moreby Demola Rewaju In this post some time ago I alluded to my conversation with a younger brother who just got employed by one of those online sales companies and is…
Read Moreby Abubakar Musa One of my long-term established virtues has been school and hospital visitations, every now and then. Recently I happened to visit some schools within Kaduna State and…
Read Moreby Akin Osuntokun There is something palpably teleological about presidential elections in Nigeria. Over time there has evolved a successive pattern of political conditioning that orientates the Nigerian public to…
Read Moreby Ibraheem Yahaya “Leaders must have that sense of trusteeship, that they are only temporarily in charge of the destinies of their people and that their duty is not only…
Read Moreby Yoma Victor Social media sphere has for the past week been filled with stories of our one and only celebrity-gossip-blogger, Linda Ikeji's troubles. So much has been said and there…
Read Moreby Alkasim Abdulkadir It is no longer news that approximately 10.5 million kids are out of school in Nigeria, in proper context 1 out of 7 school children are out…
Read Moreby Abimbola Adelakun The Nigerian Army seems fixated with killing Abubakar Shekau, the equally self-obsessed psychopath who not only fancies himself a reincarnate of Osama bin Laden but also rides…
Read Moreby Mayowa Ogundele In the few years I have spent on Earth so far… I have seen that many people suffer from the fear of the unknown. This fear, often…
Read Moreby Nana Nwachukwu I once got mail from a friend saying ‘my article has been stolen from my blog and is being used by another blog and I did not…
Read Moreby Olusegun Adeniyi When the military authorities announced recently that they had killed the top Boko Haram commander who usually poses in its propaganda videos as Abubakar Shekau, (the sect’s…
Read Moreby Ikechukwu Orji Cardinal Anthony Olubunmi Okogie is a man of moral masculinity. He has been known to speak his mind on any issue. I really think the government should be…
Read Moreby Olanrewaju Odesomi Shola watched Muna, as she hoisted spoon after spoon of rice into her mouth from where he sat opposite her in his dinning area. She had asked…
Read Moreby Olusola Babalola As a middle class Nigerian, I have as a matter of fact seen and experienced events that were and are still incomprehensible for a child of my…
Read Moreby Dolapo Amusat Dear Mr. Temple Runner, I really don’t know if I should even be writing this letter, seeing as I don’t even know how you’ll even read it?…
Read Moreby Sunny Ikhioya I have followed the series of reactions trailing the disaster at the Synagogue Church of all Nations with a sense of shock and disbelief. It is as…
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