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Y! On The Street goes on another fact finding mission and we discover that here in Nigeria, we have a replacement for United Nations Secretary General.
I assume you know the story already. We’ve run several tributes. I’d like to also inform you that Aliu and Feyi are very real, yet fictional. Four people died in that crash: Captain Joseph Wyatts (Pilot), Peter Bello (co pilot), We-Don’t-Know (let’s call him Aliu) and I-Don’t-Know (let’s call her Feyi). It is not surprising... Read More
I have friends that spell every word out, as it should be, in every chat. And I feel they’re just weird. But one thing that commons us is e-laughter. There’s no way to form it, and you can’t be prim and proper about it. Just Looool, Laaaal, Lmao, Hehehehe and Hahahaha! That’s it. Laugh! ELKAFT!... Read More
I have to inform you ahead about two things, One:I have a ‘disjointed thought process’ (My test result is not out, so we don’t have a name for this yet) so I can only hope you stay with me till the fifth paragraph. Two:If for my opinion you insult me on social media or via... Read More
*picks up megaphone* GOOD MORNING NIGERIA AND BEYOND! IT IS ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL MONDAY! *drops megaphone* How are you all doing this beautiful Monday? Welcome to another edition of the twitter weekly round-up, where we bring to you a summary of events on twitter Nigeria. We add twitpics/tweets for the week and also, videos/vines of the... Read More
Raise your hands if you watched Crime Fighters growing up. I did. Somehow, even before I fully appreciated the full extent of what those guys did. There was something that felt good about seeing armed robbers, kidnappers and petty thieves cower under the glare of the camera. Their guns and assorted charms looking like they... Read More
Indians have created a low budget system to launch a rocket to the moon, the Chinese keep slaying the daylight out of global commerce, and America is bossing hard on everything else, save for Alhaji Putin. While we might be discouraged about the limited participation of the Africa in global affairs, it is still important... Read More
