Independence Day Drama October 1, 1960. Lagos is popping! There’s jollof in the air, agbadas swaying like runway fashion, and every tailor in town is in hiding because one or…
You know those stories that start with, “This seemed like a great idea at the time”?This is one of them. It was supposed to be an unforgettable birthday surprise for…
Imagine you’re traveling to a new country, armed with Google Translate and vibes. You’re confident, smiling at strangers, waving enthusiastically—and then boom! You just insulted someone’s ancestors, declined a marriage…
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Lagos’ Ultimate Bossman Jaja of Opobo as a 2024 CEO in Lagos. Not just any CEO—this man is the plug, the generator, and the transformer. His company, Opobo Enterprises, is…
Napping Like a Pro: How Siesta Culture Took Over the World Picture this: it’s 2 PM, your brain feels like a buffering YouTube video, and coffee just isn’t cutting it….
We didn’t think Nigerians could outdo themselves when it came to drama and chaos, but these confessions had us clutching our wigs, shaking our heads, and laughing uncontrollably. From near-misses…
In Lagos, survival isn’t just a skill—it’s an art form, a performance, and sometimes, an extreme sport. Forget the Olympics; the real games are happening on the streets of Lasgidi,…
When Grandma said she was joining the gym, we laughed. When she showed up in neon leggings, a fanny pack, and a water bottle labeled “Beast Mode,” we gasped. By…
Imagine this: you’re buying roasted plantain (boli) on the street. You hand the vendor a crisp N500 note for a N450 bill. With a confident smile, they say, “No change,…