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‘Gbenga Sesan: Why giving up is not an option (30 Days, 30 Voices)
But how long will a nation once known as a giant continue the act of burying her head in the sand? Change agents come, change agents go, but the sore…
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Oluwaseun Fakuade: Women – Towering Strength (30 Days, 30 Voices)
"When a woman rises up in glory, her energy is magnetic and her sense of possibility contagious" ~ Marianne Williamson Women! Women!! Women!!! What is the world without them? They…
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Ada Igboanugo: A writer’s Prison (30 Days, 30 Voices)
Just like the cause remains uncertain, the remedy remains a parody as well. It’s been like a cycle. Open word document app- stare at blank word document - watch the…
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Tracy Nneka Nnanwubar: Marriage (30 Days, 30 Voices)
I wonder if he will one day hit me like Fred - the Esan guy I dated in college - if I become his wife. Dear Darci, While he was…
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Isioma Osaje: When your time comes (30 Days, 30 Voices)
My purpose in life is to make sure when I die, someone will say “Isioma touched my life”. My purpose in life is to be remembered. When I was asked…
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‘Gbenga Sesan: Give back (now) or watch your back (later) {30 Days, 30 Voices}
It's Children's Day. There'll be no full-page adverts. On May 29, public funds will deface Nigerian newspapers. Shows where the heart is - 'Gbenga Sesan @gbengasesan As predicted through…
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Nnamdi Anekwe-Chive: The murder at UNIPORT (30 Days, 30 Voices)
Like Boko Haram and The Nigerian Police, cult groups and anti-cult groups across various Nigerian campuses have always engaged themselves in some sort of war of attrition. And it…
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Mfon Ekpo: Between “Sandalili” and “Ten-Ten” (30 Days, 30 Voices)
Childhood should be a time of creating great lifetime memories not memories that make even grown men cry. I recall singing “Sandalili” a million and one times in primary…
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Adebayo Omisore: Much I do about nothing (30 Days, 30 Voices)
The man has to pay the bills in the home including those strictly-for-vanities but he also has to lend her a hand when she has his kid. All these double…
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‘Damilola Oyedele: Christians, we need to do better (30 Days, 30 Voices)
Of all places you can be in the Christian faith, the middle ground is the worst place. After dancing around the truth for years, I have come to accept that…
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Yomi Kazeem: Don’t hate the player … (30 Days, 30 Voices)
We cannot understand why some guys do not like football (I, personally think they are aliens) and we just cannot understand why anyone will want to watch Africa Magic when…
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Shei Yusuf: The worst of my tomorrow (30 Days, 30 Voices)
I’m fighting in Troy. I’m building up, and creating legacies. That’s what I’ve done. I fear old age as I fear death I welcomed it with a toast to myself,…
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Ayodeji Rotinwa: We are a ‘mediocre’ people! (30 Days, 30 Voices)
You are also perhaps the type that feel those that 'fight for their rights' on roads and haggle with policemen are stupid and should just 'settle them' instead. What does…
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Omeyi Yangs: Pregnancy 101 – To dos, myths & after support (30 Days, 30 Voices)
‘For this our Naija, people sabi talk ehnnnnnnnn, once dey know say you get belle... Do this, don’t do that, na wa o. So pregnancy seems to be very much IN these…
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Chioma Obii-Obioha: I’ve been told that public display of affection is not “part of our culture” – Really? (30 Days, 30 Voices)
Let us promote a culture of love. It is absolutely nothing to be ashamed of. In fact, it is exactly what we need. I am extremely passionate about seeing Nigerian…
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Uche Ajene: This girl’s guide to Lagos living (30 Days, 30 Voices)
This place is really not for children, go hard or go home. It has now been 688 days since I hurriedly packed up my life and hopped on the next…
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Somachi Chris-Asoluka: The hardest thing I’ve ever written (30 Days, 30 Voices)
I miss you for so many reasons. Some are selfish, others not so much. I feel shame that I haven’t called your mum in a long time. But Uch, what…
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Osyman Dias: Something is rotten in the state of Nigeria
The only way anything that is going on in Nigeria makes sense is if it is looked at purely through the prism of organised crime. Something is inherently rotten in…
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Prince Segebee: Thou shall not carry last…. (30 Days, 30 Voices)
“I have seen something else under the sun: The race is not to the swift or the battle to the strong, nor does food come to the wise or wealth…
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Chika Uwazie: A woman’s ultimate weapon is her beauty (30 Days, 30 Voices)
Chika It is common to hear stories about how good looking women are offered good jobs because their boss is attracted to them. These are women that come into work with pencil skirts, cleavage showing,…
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‘Seun Salami: Flesh and blood on Aminu-suya’s knife
Seun Salami He pushed through the people and then began to empty the content of the keg all over Aminu. People began to step back and then he pushed Aminu…
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Bobo Omotayo: “Our P.O.S Machine is down!” (30 Days, 30 Voices)
Bobo Omotayo The CBN 'Cashless Lagos' initiative has further allowed creditors like me owe more as one-man businesses across Lagos have been slow to embrace this new state-of-play. Two mojitos…
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