Eniola Gege·Nov 2Mother Says It Smells Like DeathShe has washed everything in my house. Now, she wants to wash the one thing she shouldn't.
Aifuobhokhan Mirabel Nneka·Aug 4My Colour and Other StoriesPhoto by Tunde Buremo on UnsplashA response icon6A response icon6
Jason Osagie·Jun 28I Was Never a Weirdo. I Was Never Safe Enough to Need People.How a narcissistic Nigerian mother, three combat sports, and three family roles built a man who didn’t need friends and was never broken…A response icon1A response icon1
ᴋᴇᴢɪᴀʜ ᴍɪᴄʜᴀᴇʟ·Jun 7The R&B Night in Lagos That Ends Before You’re Ready To LeaveA story about a good night and why I’ll never do African time again.
Jola·May 29Coconut Heads: Meaning of “I No Dey Hear Word”“I no dey hear word” is not just a phrase in Nigeria. For some people, it is a lifestyle, a personality trait, and occasionally, a medical…
Vickhi·May 17APPARENTLY, I’M A DISAPPOINTMENT TO YORUBA CULTURE.My Mother Tongue Never Became Mine.A response icon1A response icon1
InEast Bank EpitaphbyKarida Tashakor·Mar 31Zoma Studios hosts first screening for its debut filmAn independent animation studio started by Uzoma Ngwu shared its in-production debut project, “Mmanwu,” with an audience in Uptown…
Ada Obiajunwa·Mar 29The Women Who Stopped Waiting for PermissionOn the quiet moment a woman stops performing for an audience that was never watching.
ObisDev·Jan 16Cancel Culture Or Cruelty? Part 2: Tribal Bigotry Fuels the Mob After Football HeartbreakWhat we dismissed as “dragging” in Part 1 has evolved into something uglier — ethnic hate disguised as fan disappointment.
ObisDev·Jan 8Cancel Culture Or Cruelty? The Real Reason Nigerians Attack First And Think LaterWhat we call “accountability” online is rarely about justice — it’s entertainment disguised as moral outrage.
