Admit it: you once had a blog, and you tended to it like a young garden. So excited you were then that you’d share links to new posts on social media, and wait for the first batch of comments to appear. With the engagement and the small, stable army of readers, you felt as though... Read More

August 21, 2016

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The Media Blog: No major blog reported Mayowa’s death 2 hours after Twitter rumors – why that’s a very good thing

And that’s a supremely good thing. Whilst our team in-house has joined others across the media to confirm this rumour (in this case, waiting for family confirmation, or at least independent sightings on a matter of huge public interest), we at TMB monitored the major – and even many minor – news, lifestyle and entertainment... Read More

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#SaveMayowa, blogs, Luth, Mayowa Ahmed, rumours, save mayowa, The Media Blog

August 15, 2016

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The Media Blog: Let’s explain to you how EXACTLY Linda Ikeji makes her millions

So now that the news is everywhere, especially in places where the media gossips, that Linda Ikeji has finally gone nuclear and launched everything in every available space, with multi-million naira investments to make sure she wins, the wags are out again: how is she getting the money? Where is she getting the money? Has... Read More

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blogging, blogs, Linda, Linda Ikeji, Linda Ikeji Radio, Linda Ikeji Studios, LIS, page takeover, sticky

June 16, 2016

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Opinion: Before you think your hearing is good, read this

We tend to think that hearing problems only occur when we work in noisy environments or with age. However, we are constantly exposed to various levels of noise in the course of our day: blaring horns, work equipment, sound of heavy machinery, life style choices (use of earphones at extreme volume levels, closeness to speakers... Read More

blogs, Doctors, ears, Health, hearing, medical, safety, Ulomka

June 1, 2014

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Elnathan John: How to curb insurgency

by Elnathan John People underestimate the power of condemnation. No one likes to be condemned, not even murderous insurgents. I have no facts to back this but I can bet my three shoes and Tecno phone that secretly, the people who plant bombs get ulcers and gnash their teeth when our president condemns their action.... Read More

blogs, curb, elnathan john, insurgency, opinion, ynaija

December 18, 2013

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SheiFunmi Nomia-Yusuf: How to take care of people who can’t take care of you

by SheiFunmi Nomia-Yusuf A common theme that I see in many of the posts that I read online, and in my own life, is that of people responding in really fucking bizarre and hurtful ways to our situation—that situation, of course, being Bipolar. I imagine this kind of reaction happens to anyone in a situation where... Read More

December 6, 2013

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YNaija Editorial: On rape, Senator Chris Anyanwu, and others, need to go all the way

Victims and the media have become more active in engaging and tackling the issues of sexual misbehaviours. If you read the newspapers casually, you might get the distinct sense that an epidemic has come upon us – as indeed it has. There is a definite spike in the reported incidences of rape, paedophilia and... Read More

APGA, blogs, Cgris Anyanwu, Imo, national assembly, no against rape, police, rape, reporting, women, YNaija Editorial

April 15, 2013

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Nkiru Okoye: Do wedding sites have the right to share your photos? (Y! Superblogger)

We like to share our wedding photos and tell our friends to go check them out on this site or that site, but are wedding sites or even wedding photographers in any breach of posting wedding pictures without the express permission of the couple? Recently, I got into a conversation with a friend while hanging... Read More

2face idibia, Annie Idibia, blogs, Nkiru Okoye, photographers, wedding, Y! Superblogger

January 12, 2013

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That’s how we do: YNaija makes the CP-Africa list of 2013’s top blogs

Isi Esene The last year, 2012, has come and gone with the competition among bloggers getting keener by the day. In its usual tradition, CP-Africa is out with a projection of websites to watch-out for in 2013. Linda Ikeji, Uche Eze (Bella Naija), and Chude Jideonwo are making the list for the second time in... Read More

ayeni adekunle, blogs, Chude Jideonwo, Ladun Liadi, Linda Ikeji, nigeria, ranking, websites, ynaija

July 17, 2012

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4 ways social media could transform conflict in Africa

by Gabrielle Ramaiah and Jason Warner Whether social media ultimately will prove itself to be a tool of greater pacification or belligerence in Africa and throughout the developing world is yet to be seen; that it will remain a powerful lever capable of conveying advantages to whichever side in a conflict wields it most strategically... Read More

africa, blogs, boko haram, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Conflict, danger of a single story, diaspora, Ethopia, Kenya, social media, Sudan, Swahili, violence

January 30, 2012

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Technology 101: Why Every Job Seeker Should Blog

by Oluwatobi Soyombo Mark Schaefer wrote a blog post recently on “7 reasons why every job seeker should blog” and I cannot but agree with the tenets of the post. He ended it with a paragraph that I’ll like to use as the alpha of this piece. Consider it below: “I’ve enjoyed our time... Read More

blogging, blogs, job seekers, Technology 101

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