The Lagos State government is back to banning the operations of okada riders. How does it affect Lagosians this time around?
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Today’s subject on Abroad Life didn’t know a country like North Cyprus existed until 2018 when he met his wife. One year later, he moved there to be with her. He talks about how Nigerians are treated there and his big plans to help people get tech jobs.
Hear Me Out: The concept of telling women what to do with their lives and bodies stems from the infantilization of women. Women are often viewed as people who should be handheld and guided and not as people capable of making choices about their lives by themselves.
Every new twist to the Abba Kyari story feels like it's written by someone who's high on energy drinks at 3 a.m. on a Tuesday morning. What's the "supercop" been accused of doing again?
In today's episode of The Elevator, we talk to @nas009, a feminist writer and communications specialist. She talks about her journey to becoming a communications specialist whose core work focuses on liberating African women.
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Ramadan is a blessing to all who get to witness it but it’s also one of the most interesting periods for women who wake up extra early to cook different kinds of foods in a day for sahur. Here’s a list of things Nigerian women can relate to during Ramadan:
18 months after Nigerian security forces attacked unarmed #EndSARS protesters at the Lekki Toll Gate, the scene of the crime is reopening for business. How does this make Nigerians feel?
After staying in the UK for seven years and getting used to people being not so nice, today’s subject on Abroad Life moved back to Nigeria, only to be shocked that people were so nice and funny.
Warning: watching any of these drama's might make you text your ex, sorry in advance.
HBO and co, pick up these books and adapt them for TV before we count 1-10.