Of course, Burna is the one who just came from abroad and hates everyone, and Ayra Starr is the social prefect with the vibes on vibes.

The Nigerian Voter is a series that seeks to understand the motivations that drive the voting decisions of Nigerians — why they vote, how they pick their candidates, why some have never voted, and their wildest stories around elections. The subject of today’s The Nigerian Voter is Abayomi, a 26-year-old TV presenter in Lagos, Nigeria. […]

One moment, you’re scrolling past vawulence and comrade memes, the next someone is asking if ₦1m is enough salary for a 24-year-old. Twitter is fun if you have these people on your TL.

Aminat (21) grew up with a dad who adored her, but things quickly changed when he lost his job. In this week’s Sunken Ships, she talks to us about the decline of their relationship and how she bears so much guilt for the state of their relationship when he died. 

You're not humble, you just haven't seen money. Want to know your real self? Just have money and see if you won’t stop tolerating these things.

The subject of this Sunken Ships is Sarah* (28), who woke up one morning to find out her best friend was no longer in the country. 

The intense support from the fan base, both home and abroad, was showcased through their Tweets, GIFs, emojis and screengrabs which brought the popular reality TV show to life on the Timeline.

In 2018, the pro gamer on this week’s #NairaLife won the first-ever FIFA competition he played. It paid ₦100k. Since then, he’s represented Nigeria in Côte d'Ivoire and Israel, and has made up to ₦5m in one day playing FIFA.

Abba Kyari has chopped so many Ls this year but he ended up with a rare win recently. But did it end well for him?

Looking for K-drama recommendations for healthy father-daughter relationships? Read this.