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I don’t know if it’s just me or the part of Lagos I reside but the unreliability of POS billing system has increased in these past weeks. You walk into a place of business to transact and the first thing you are welcomed with is the fact that the... Read More
Google today hosted content creators, developers, media, influencers and educators at a product showcase in Lagos. Dubbed the NBU House, Google built the House to give users a chance to interact with the products it has developed specifically for the... Read More
The other day, this lady complained to me about how hard it was to be a parent. I totally agreed with her. She has two boys she claims give her hell and she’s tired already. She adds that this is why she got a nanny to handle them. “When... Read More
by Adebayo Yusuff Grey Former President Goodluck Jonathan having observed the trend of the 2015 Presidential election and the possibility of him losing out asked ‘Control 4’ to get the then APC Candidate, Muhammadu Buhari on the line and... Read More
By Victoria Ige She sat by the window and looked out. The sky was a faded blue, the air cool but dry. They called it harmattan season. She turned to a photo of herself at the opposite side of the room – smiling shyly, cute. “Two”, she... Read More
Love and pain, which is stronger? Loss and longing, which one beats the other? Today, it’s just me and these walls, silence and the ticking of clock mum gifted me on my wedding, she said her own mother gave it to her. It is after serving Michael his... Read More
Dogwoods bloom white along the side of the street signaling early scenes of spring to come Sun shines clear on a bright blue day No glasses to shield the light Penetrate my open eyes Grant me a vision of purpose A beat-up Ford station... Read More
Cancer is one of the most pressing healthcare problems of our time. 14 million people are diagnosed with cancer each year and the World Health Organization estimates that this number will increase to 22 million in the next two decades. Why World... Read More
What happens when a 13 year old girl is beheaded before a mass of cheering villagers? 13 Moons is an African folklore styled fantasy fiction piece that draws on the oral tradition storytelling technique to deliver a narrative about injustice in the... Read More