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Side Hustle Nation: Why One Job Is no Longer Enough in Nigeria
Sometimes ago, getting a stable job was considered an assurance of financial security in Nigeria. A monthly salary, no matter how modest, was usually enough to cover basic needs, support a family, and leave space for savings, a reality that has changed greatly today. Across the country, a growing number of Nigerians are turning to […]
When Marriage Becomes the Measure of a Woman’s Worth
In many societies today, particularly within Nigerian communities, a woman’s life is often measured against one major milestone – Marriage. From an early age, many girls are subtly, and sometimes openly, conditioned to see marriage not merely as a personal choice but as an achievement. It becomes a benchmark for success, respect, and even identity. […]
Osogbo comes alive as Eid-el-Kabir celebration continues
The city of Osogbo is bustling with celebration, as Muslims mark this year’s Eid-el-Kabir festival, popularly known as “Ileya” among Yoruba people. Ileya, known globally as Eid-el-Kabir or Eid al-Adha, is one of the most significant Islamic festivals celebrated by Muslims across the world. However, among the Yoruba people, the festival carries a unique cultural […]
The Decline of Morality on Social Media
The original purpose of Social Media was to connect people, share ideas, promote businesses and bridge communication gaps across the world. The creation of platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and X, have without doubts made information dissemination easier and faster. However, while social media has brought many advantages, it has also contributed meaningfully to […]
Surrogacy in Nigeria: Hope, Controversy, and the Quest for Parenthood
For a society where parenthood is often seen as a personal milestone and a cultural expectation, the inability to have children can carry a heavy emotional and social burden. For many Nigerian couples battling with infertility, surrogacy is becoming a pathway to hope, but one still surrounded by controversy, cultural hesitation, and legal uncertainty. Surrogacy, […]
The Boy Child: A Conversation that is mostly Ignored
Over the years, conversations around gender equality in Nigeria have gained force, with the attention which is actually needed, placed on the rights and protection of the girl child. Different campaigns, policies, and advocacy efforts have been sought to correct years of imbalance. But in the midst of this progress, there is another question, one […]
Single Parenting in Nigeria: Strength Behind the Struggle
In many Nigerian homes, the image of a complete family is still firmly rooted in the presence of both mother and father. Anything outside this structure is usually treated with doubt, pity, or silent judgment. But across different cities and villages in Nigeria, single parents are changing that narrative by raising children, building futures, and […]
Cancel Culture in Nigeria: Justice or Cruelty?
In today’s world, one post on social media can change everything about a person’s life. You can wake up one day and a single tweet, video, or something said years ago can suddenly go viral. In Nigeria, many people use platforms like X, Instagram, Facebook and TikTok to ‘call people out’, set them up for […]
The Evolution of Polygamy in the Nigerian Family System
Polygamy still remains one of the most controversial forms of relationships, owing to how it has been conceived, believed, and practised from one family to another. Contrary to what many of us were taught in social studies back then, polygamy is not limited to a man marrying more than one wife. Polygamy is a broad […]
From Worship Halls to Hangouts: How Nigerians Navigate Faith and Leisure
In a country where faith shapes daily life, Nigerians, especially the young ones, are finding creative ways to honor their beliefs while still enjoying the moments that make life lively. From early morning prayers to late-night meetups with friends, balancing spirituality and leisure is delicate, but it is one that reveals a generation that is […]