The Naked Convos: Online community set to release a unique short story collection titled ‘These Words Expose Us: An Anthology’

by Isi Esene The award-winning Nigerian online community, The Naked Convos (TNC), has published its first collection of short stories, titled ‘These Words Expose Us: An Anthology’. These Words Expose Us: An Anthology is a collection of stories that focus on the impact that words, especially the things we say (or don’t say) can have... Read More

Chude Jideonwo, Eghosa Imaseun, Gbolahan Adeola, Myne Whitman, Osemhen Akhibi, Pamela Naaki Tetteh, Seun Salami, The Naked Convos, TNC, tolu ogunlesi, Uche Okonkwo, Wole Talabi

August 19, 2014

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Myne Whitman: What the Bible says about oral sex (Y! Superblogger)

by Myne Whitman Sometimes in 2013, it went viral that a Pastor of CLAM church, Wole Oladiyun warned that Oral Sex was not for Christians. Maybe he read my earlier blog post about Nigerian men and oral sex, or maybe his wife did, and asked him for some, hehehe. The man sparked o. In his... Read More

bible, Myne Whitman, oral sex, songs of solomon, Y! Superblogger, ynaija

August 6, 2014

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Myne Whitman: How to tighten the vagina and keep away any bad smells (Y! Superblogger)

by Myne Whitman About how to keep away the bad vagina smells, bear in mind that all vaginas have their own natural smell, maybe I should say scent. That unique scent can be an aphrodisiac for your partner, but when your vagina starts smelling too fishy, there’s something fishy. Have you ever wondered once or twice... Read More

Myne Whitman, opinion, smell, tight, Vagina, Y! Superblogger, ynaija

July 20, 2013

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Myne Whitman: Child marriage – Where we ALL got it wrong!

by Myne Whitman It is said that a large number of Nigerians don’t really know the law or their rights, and I think the lawmakers fall into this category. Those who pushed to delete section 29(4)(b) did it on the grounds that it infringes the right of a child by allowing early marriage but I think otherwise. If... Read More

#ChildNotBride, child marriage, citizenship, Constitution, Google Play, law, Myne Whitman, nigeria, Sani Ahmed Yerima

April 23, 2013

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Myne Whitman: 15 things I love about my Nigerian husband (Y! Superblogger)

I socialized with a lot of non-Nigerians and actually dated outside the Nationality, and even the race for a while… I had different measures for each category of people I dated or seriously considered for a romantic, and possibly long term relationship. I didn’t set out to marry a Nigerian man. It was a preference,... Read More

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February 4, 2013

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Myne Whitman: Nigerian men can be domestic too (Y! Superblogger)

But then socialization can be so hard to overcome, so when most people get married, they find that they revert to the gender roles status quo. Soon after my first book, A Heart to Mend, was published in Nigeria, I blogged about a reader who felt Edward, the hero of the novel, was too emotional, and how... Read More

domestic, gender, men, Myne Whitman, nigeria, PSquare, roles, Y! Superblogger

February 1, 2013

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Myne Whitman: A rejoinder to “Men can do nothing against rape”

by Myne Whitman Rape is not about sex, but about power and exerting dominance, and that is why more women and children are raped than the other way around. I try not to take most things too seriously, but there are issues that get my blood boiling. One of those topics is rape. Women and... Read More

#issueoftheweek, children, cousin, friends, Kenechi Uzochukwu, Lords, Masters, men, Myne Whitman, rape

November 30, 2012

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Myne Whitman: Some ways to know when you’re in love (Y! Superblogger)

Love heals and when you do fall in love, there is the tendency that you begin to forget any pains you may have in the past, either from childhood or any failed relationships. This is very deep, and a question I have to consider for my characters in each romance novel I write. On one... Read More

dating, Love, Myne Whitman, relationship, Y! Superblogger

November 7, 2012

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Myne Whitman: Abstinence is not easy, I tell you (Y! Superblogger)

Abstinence is not what nature planned for a healthy human body. “What is not easy?” you ask. Abstaining from sex is not easy, my friend. When you have no one you love or care for, you convince yourself sex doesn’t really matter. It’s no big deal, you tell yourself and anyone who raises an eyebrow... Read More

abstinence, lust, Marriage, Myne Whitman, relationship, Y! Superblogger

August 29, 2011

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From the Magazine: A heartfelt promise – A review of Myne Whitman’s ‘A Heart to Mend’

by Oyindamola Olofinlua Title: A Heart To Mend Author: Myne Whitman Paperback: 250 pages Publisher: AuthorHouse The battle between serious literature (literary literature) and unserious literature (pulp literature) has been on for ages. Myne Whitman’s debut novel A Heart To Mend has offered a truce. In Mend, there is a lovely blend of the pulp... Read More

A Heart to Mend, Myne Whitman, Y! Magazine

The Naked Convos: Online community set to release a unique short story collection titled ‘These Words Expose Us: An Anthology’

Myne Whitman: What the Bible says about oral sex (Y! Superblogger)

Myne Whitman: How to tighten the vagina and keep away any bad smells (Y! Superblogger)

Myne Whitman: Child marriage – Where we ALL got it wrong!

Myne Whitman: 15 things I love about my Nigerian husband (Y! Superblogger)

Myne Whitman: Nigerian men can be domestic too (Y! Superblogger)

Myne Whitman: A rejoinder to “Men can do nothing against rape”

Myne Whitman: Some ways to know when you’re in love (Y! Superblogger)

Myne Whitman: Abstinence is not easy, I tell you (Y! Superblogger)

Myne Whitman: Practical tips for maintaining safety online and on social media (30 Days, 30 Voices)

From the Magazine: A heartfelt promise – A review of Myne Whitman’s ‘A Heart to Mend’

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