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by Farida Adamu Going through the history of Social Media wars and how badly they escalated will make you wonder if the next world war will start from a Facebook post or a ‘sarcastic’ tweet, or a comment by Chimamanda. Anything can easily be... Read More
I know this particular friend of mine does not read my blog so let’s gossip away. But if he ends up reading this, you and I are in trouble. Ehn, lets dive in. So we got chatting sometime last week when he told me about the new babe in his life, how... Read More
by Wayne Samuel ‘Village People’. Nigerians are given to the idea that there exists a group of old wizards and witches in their hometowns who are singlehandedly responsible for whatever woes they may encounter in the city. While this is of... Read More
I was going to jump and pass this issue cos sincerely, I no dey put mouth for money matter. Just send me the alert…shekena. But my followers won’t have it. The next screenshot was the reason twitter Nigeria went up in flames... Read More
As a people, we need to first of all understand that no Fundamental Human Right is absolute, even the right to life. Exceptions exist for a reason. Individuals are guaranteed their rights and organizations too. The Nigerian Law School (NLS) which in... Read More
Rape is very sensitive. I have had my almost rape experience by someone who I considered family. Click here to read my story… So this is not about not understanding what it feels like. We cannot keep talking about rape without talking about... Read More
All through the weekend, I watched as some people spent long hours writing stinkers on social media, calling for a mass boycott of Nickfest, because the organisers are inviting Davido, Yemi Alade, Mr. Eazi, and other artistes. In their argument, they... Read More
The greatest virtue of the Nigerian individual is the ability to find hilarity in everyday topics and in issues that otherwise could have been annoying or scary. Remember when ebola was a threat and the ‘salt water bath’ text went viral? Of... Read More
The straw that finally broke my camel’s back and compelled me to write the article “The Religion called Nigeria”, occurred when one day, I simply became overwhelmed by the hypocrisy, idiotic followership, lack of will and excusery (is that a... Read More