First, dump your Nigerian name.

What’s your relationship with your old classmates like?

The 23-year-old software quality assurance engineer on this week’s #NairaLife makes over $5k monthly. He made ₦50k at the beginning of the year. Of all the reasons he’s happy about his new income, being able to take care of his family comes first.

The 25-year-old on this week’s #NairaLife works as a guidance counsellor at his parents’ school for ₦100k a month. But before that, he did a lot for money, including selling pure water, thrifting clothes and fraud.

We're curious about why Nigeria agreed to allow the UK to dump convicted criminals back here more easily. Is it for a pot of porridge or more medical tourism privileges?

There’s a popular joke on Twitter that the Nigerian dream is to japa – leave, relocate to a different and hopefully better country – however there are many Nigerians including and especially the young ones who have been unable to leave, or have chosen not to. So we spoke to nine young Nigerians on why […]

It goes on for ages, this particular topic.

As the business and marketing section of Twitter prepares for the next night market, we have some items we would like to see on sale.

Favour over labour is a movement.

Sometimes, to beat misogyny, you have to snatch victory from its jaws.