Mnena Nyitse: In the eyes of the beholder (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Mnena Nyitse ”Are the beholders happy with what they see? Because at the end of the day, every man wants to call his woman “SEXY”.” If sexy is personified, I wonder what she would look like. I know there’s a male and female sexy but pardon me, I’m only interested in the female sexy... Read More

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March 20, 2014

Rume Ogufere: Men are like rubber bands … ( 30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Rume Ogufere ”When a man is pulling away, this is not the time to talk or try to get closer” When men pull away, they can stretch only so far before they come springing back. A rubber band is the perfect metaphor to understand the male intimacy cycle. This cycle involves getting close, pulling away... Read More

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March 13, 2014

Gbenga Alabi: You will always be my endless love (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Gbenga Alabi “Quite inadvertently, Dayo found himself being drawn to her. “ Dayo jumped out of bed at the sound of his wife’s screams. He stood by helplessly as two nurses held her down and injected her. She was soon calm and as usual, he waited for her to fall asleep so he could... Read More

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January 14, 2014

Michael Agada: The dynamics of choice (30 days, 30 voices)

By Michael E. Agada “Life has so many opportunities; Not all of them are good ones.” The beauty of life in 2014 starts with the paths you choose. The path you take in life this year determines whether you’re... Read More

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January 11, 2014

Chidozie Nnachor: I am so thankful for Ntishokarome (30 days, 30 voices)

by Chidozie Nnachor “The tubes conveyed a much darker liquid, which on closer inspection Tope discovered was blood. “ There are places Tope wants to be in, hospitals are not one of them. Hospitals are death camps, literarily. From the eerie silence that pervades the whole expanse of dark walls, to the totally... Read More

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January 9, 2014

Blaise Aboh: Esiab’s gourd of insanity (30 days, 30 voices)

by Blaise ‘Aphascea’ Aboh “I have questions; I’m so tired of saying this without getting answers. “ I’m always looking for a voice; A sign, a direction, in every way, in everything, from the coldness of the weather, to the swiftness of... Read More

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January 7, 2014

Nana King: The Chronicles of Narnia Nana (30 days,30 voices)

by Nana King “I’m just a 28 year old happy go-lucky kid who made a personal choice to be happy even in the most painful moments.” Writing is one of the most difficult tasks in this present day, given that the internet supplies you with every piece of info you’ll possibly ever need to... Read More

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January 6, 2014

Awosika Ibukunoluwa: He will keep in peace those whose minds are stayed on Him (30 days, 30 voices)

by Awosika Ibukunoluwa “Now I have a guardian angel in Heaven who’s looking down on me.” “Mrs. Show has gone to be with the Lord. It happened on Tuesday…” My aunt said. I let out out a loud laugh, in... Read More

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January 3, 2014

Nosakhare Amethyst: Resident pain; A personal experience (30 days, 30 voices)

by Nosakhare Amethyst “Remember, just because you are trying to overcome grief does not mean you have to forget the person.” Few persons have had their fantasy come through just the way they thought; When that ‘perfect moment’ is ruined by sad news its totally unforgettable. I’m not an authority in counselling but I’m going to... Read More

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January 2, 2014

Jim Donnett: I lost the urge to care (30 Days, 30 Voices)

by Jim Donnett “I saw sheer stupidity in my seeming wisdom and so I made a resolve to change.” I am nice, or at least I used to be. If you needed to do something or get something done, I was your go-to guy. So good... Read More

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January 1, 2014

Okwara Uchenna Hillprieston: Safe danger (30 days, 30 voices)

by Okwara Uchenna Hillprieston “For me, mediocrity is to cut one’s coat according to the wrong size” There is a ‘safe danger’ that I see among humans. Safety that makes the story of men to start with great potentials and end with ordinary achievements, just because great intentions were overshadowed by tensions. The instinct of... Read More

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December 18, 2012

Tonto Dikeh is WANTED! New Y! Magazine cover pushes the envelope … (and you can pay for a copy with your phone)

by Chi Ibe Just in time for Christmas, the 10th issue of Y! Magazine is out, and this new edition is certainly a first for a lifestyle magazine in Nigeria. The magazine, unveiled exclusively to invitation-only guests at the Annual Y! Magazine Black Ball in Lagos on Sunday, 16 December 2012 has controversial singer... Read More

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June 1, 2012

WATCH: Funke Akindele shares the love as she throws her bouquet, and what she told Y! about Mr. Right

by Stanley Azuakola Nollywood star, Funke Akindele a.k.a. ‘The Boss Lady’ graced the cover of Y! Magazine, Issue 7, our first edition of 2012. She talked to us on just about everything: work, her fans, Jenifa, and of course, marriage and relationships. We republish (below) excerpt from that interview where she also talked about motherhood. And below that, we’ve put... Read More

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Mnena Nyitse: In the eyes of the beholder (30 Days, 30 Voices)

Rume Ogufere: Men are like rubber bands … ( 30 Days, 30 Voices)

Gbenga Alabi: You will always be my endless love (30 Days, 30 Voices)

Michael Agada: The dynamics of choice (30 days, 30 voices)

Chidozie Nnachor: I am so thankful for Ntishokarome (30 days, 30 voices)

Blaise Aboh: Esiab’s gourd of insanity (30 days, 30 voices)

Ebun Oluwole: Taking control of your future (30 days, 30 voices)

Nana King: The Chronicles of Narnia Nana (30 days,30 voices)

Awosika Ibukunoluwa: He will keep in peace those whose minds are stayed on Him (30 days, 30 voices)

Nosakhare Amethyst: Resident pain; A personal experience (30 days, 30 voices)

Jim Donnett: I lost the urge to care (30 Days, 30 Voices)

Okwara Uchenna Hillprieston: Safe danger (30 days, 30 voices)

Tonto Dikeh is WANTED! New Y! Magazine cover pushes the envelope … (and you can pay for a copy with your phone)

WATCH: Funke Akindele shares the love as she throws her bouquet, and what she told Y! about Mr. Right

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