Pet names, intimacy…10 things you shouldn’t do in the talking stage

The talking stage is that awkward yet exciting period where you and your potential boo are figuring out if you vibe well enough to take things to the next level. It’s a time to learn, connect, and build a foundation. But just as it’s a time for making a good impression, it’s also easy to … Read more

Grass to Grace Series (32): Mark Angel — from N10k salary to multi-millionaire

Referred to as the Ali Baba of online comedy, Chidiebere Mark Angel, popularly known as Mark Angel, has become a household name, blazing trails and amassing significant wealth from content creation at a time when many underestimated the potential of the digital space. A decade ago, he could never have imagined how his determination and … Read more

Simon Ekpa arrested… here’s all you should know

Simon Ekpa

Simon Ekpa, a controversial Finnish-Nigerian separatist agitator and self-proclaimed Prime Minister of the Biafra Republic Government in Exile, has been arrested in Finland on allegations of terrorism-related activities. Ekpa, along with four other suspects, was apprehended earlier this week, sparking significant attention both locally and internationally. Here’s all you should know: The Arrest The Finnish … Read more

Davido at 32: Rivalry with Wizkid, charity, legacy… highlight of music star’s career

David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, one of Nigeria’s brightest music stars, turns 32. With over a decade of experience in the Nigerian music industry, his career has been defined by chart-topping hits, philanthropy, and a high-profile rivalry with Wizkid. Here’s what to know about Afrobeats “001,” as his 30BG fans call him: Davido’s career … Read more

Tech, digital marketing… 10 most promising career paths in Nigeria

The classic career choices for Nigerians have traditionally been Law and Medicine and Surgery. However, times are changing as more promising career paths emerge with advancements in technology. Nigeria, one of Africa’s largest economy, continues to grow despite its challenges, offering numerous opportunities for individuals to thrive in various emerging career paths. With an increasingly … Read more

Mass comm, theatre arts…. university courses no longer important for third world countries

You can read many of the below listed obsolete vanity courses if you are the bored child of a wealthy oligarch, like DJ Cuppy. But, if you are a regular Joe in a third-world country, you should be aware that your nation does not need millions of students going to university to study: Anthropology Archaeology … Read more

Daniel Bwala: Atiku’s ex-aide, Tinubu’s ex-critic…. 10 things to know about new presidential spokesperson

Daniel Bwala, a former spokesperson for Atiku Abubakar and a vocal critic of President Bola Tinubu, has been appointed as the Special Adviser on Media and Public Communications. The announcement has drawn widespread attention, not just for his new role but also for his dramatic political shift from the opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to … Read more

International Men’s Day 2024: Origin, significance… all you need to know

November 19, marks the International Men’s Day (IMD), a day dedicated to highlighting the positive values men bring to families, communities, and the world. The theme for 2024, “Positive Male Role Models,” encourages men to teach the boys in their lives the values, character and responsibilities of being a man in order to create a … Read more

Overcoming adversity: The inspiring story of Monday Idowu

By Idowu Omowunmi  Monday Idowu’s ever cheerful face reflect his remarkable resilience. Born in Badagry, Nigeria, in the 1980s with Down syndrome, Monday faced isolation and stigma, depriving him of educational opportunities. While his siblings and peers attended school, Monday watched longingly. His parents sought resources and support, but options were scarce. “Those were difficult … Read more

Government must prioritise welfare of persons with disabilities

By Latifat Sulaimon Persons with disabilities (PWDs) remain one of the most marginalised groups in society, despite involvement and fairness being benchmarks of an advanced society. Governments have a responsibility to ensure these individuals are catered for and empowered to lead fulfilling lives. Historically, PWDs have faced systemic neglect, with public and private infrastructures remaining … Read more

Chidinma Adetshina: 5 things to know about Miss Universe 1st Runner-up

Following a controversy on her journey to becoming Miss Universe South Africa, Chidinma Vanessa Onwe Adetshina’s life changed forever. The ebony beauty, born to a Nigerian father and Mozambican mother but raised in South Africa, was forced to withdraw from the race after being accused of identity fraud. Critics claimed she was ineligible to represent … Read more