Before the green-white-green flag of Nigeria rose proudly into the skies of independence in 1960, the ancient town of Abeokuta had already carved its name upon the walls of history as one of the most […]
“I have tried his line several times, I cannot locate him, he’s nowhere to be found. He left home this morning for the office at 7am, and that is all I know. It’s his usual […]
In Nigeria today, there is a noticeable pressure to sound American or British when speaking English. You hear it in forced accents, stretched pronunciations, and sometimes even incorrect delivery of simple words. While the intention […]
Let’s not pretend, things are hard. The pressure is real, the bills are louder, and every day seems to come with its own fresh headache. But in the middle of all this, you must ask […]
An issue has been bothering me for a while now; I couldn’t just take it off my mind after my encounter with this two-year-old toddler and her mum in church on Sunday. I have noticed […]
There’s something quietly powerful about discovering an old film that reshapes what you thought you knew. That was exactly the experience I had when I stumbled upon ‘Iya Ni Wura’, a classic production by Adeyemi […]
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