Citizen speaks to an Imam from Bauchi who shares his wild tale about visiting sex workers and encountering a trigger-happy police officer bent on taking his life.

A prince from Ile-Ife faces death for the murder of an OAU master's student. We delved into the events leading to the trial and spoke with a defence attorney who represented two individuals (not the prince) connected to the incident.

Nigeria will stress you, but how can you survive all the stress it throws at you?

Game of votes breaks down the news, so you don’t have to. This week we talk about Tinubu's latest trip to Europe and the people who died from attending a wedding ceremony in less than five minutes.

Two Lagosians, Pascal* and Folake*, recount their experiences of getting mugged. For them, navigating Nigeria means you should be ready to "expect anything."

Nollywood is spilling the tea on Nigerian politics. But while we’re here for the drama, people in government are not finding it funny at all.

This edition of #GameofVotes talks about the kinsmen of the late Labour Party senatorial candidate, Oyibo Chukwu, placing curses on people involved in his death and the $1000 bounty Wole Soyinka placed on misinformation peddlers Subscribe to the newsletter here: https://t.co/jdg4CuQDJ3

Yemi’s experience with a Nigerian transport company left a sour taste in his mouth. His takeaway from the whole experience is to avoid playing nice with Nigerians.

Nigeria gained independence in 1960, but only a few people are aware that Nigeria became a republic in 1963. What does it mean to be a republic, and what structure is the Nigerian government built on?

We explore some of the fun, interesting and unconventional ways 30+ Nigerian men are making friends and creating new bonds at this stage of their lives.