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By Viola Ifeyinwa Okolie This time last year, we were purchasing and eating made in Nigeria rice. The quality for those who bothered to let go of propaganda temporarily and admit to truth, was world class. You know we Igbo people and Sunday rice, I... Read More
You know all those people that make your skin crawl and the hairs on the back of your neck stand abi? Yes those people… Evil people. You know someone is a toxic friend if: You feel bad about yourself when you speak with them or are around them They... Read More
If you are not on Twitter or you missed the Sexual Perversion gist, check it out on Viva Naija Read Onuora Onianwa’s reaction to the brouhaha below as shared on his Facebook wall. I find it quite interesting. The Nigerian twittershpere has been... Read More
Oh yes! It Toke Makinwa’s Vlog. The thing is, I have a funny type of affection for Toke Makinwa and I do follow her Vlog. Of course there are videos she makes that I don’t agree with, however, it is her personal opinion and I have the right... Read More
I may not fully understand the provisions of the Nigerian constitution concerning rape but I will tell what I think this is about regardless of what the proponents of the law claim it states. The Anti-rape bill stipulates a life imprisonment for any... Read More
Women are beautiful, wonderful, strong creatures. It does not matter how uneducated, each and every one of them has the strength in them. Often I’ve had to engage in a lot of arguments with people who didn’t really know what feminism was... Read More
Thursday is here again and i have delivered another one…shame on the devil…LOLThanks for stopping by. Do listen and share your opinion with us. This marriage proposal matter, when is it totally unnecessary? Is it a must?Use Hulkshare or... Read More
Let’s talk religious segregation, it’s something that’s everywhere; in our homes, schools, offices, name it. It’s almost as bad (if not worse) than racism. Basically, segregation is an act that fuels racism. Segregation is the... Read More
I was chatting with a friend of mine sometime last week. It was her birthday, so we met and got talking. Now, we didn’t gossip, we talked! Moving on…. She told me how she had decided to abstain from sex till marriage and I understood where she was... Read More