Daniel (30) and Samaaru (28) have been friends since 2011, long before they ever dated or got engaged. In this week’s Love Life, they talk about finding out they liked each other on their first date after ten years of friendship and how the stigma around his disorder is harder to manage than his actual crises.

The 24-year-old social media manager in this #NairaLife is living well above her means, thanks to "pretty privilege". She talks about receiving gifts driven by her looks from childhood, wanting a stronger safety net, and how, even though she’s sure of extra money most of the time, she’s always broke now.

Halfway through 2023, Nollywood has given us Gangs of Lagos, House of Secrets, and A Sunday Affair, among others. The year isn’t over, so we’re still eating good in the coming months.

We all come of age at different times in our lives, with some people having to take on more than they’re ready for at an early age. But what’s this experience really like? These six Nigerians have some answers.

If “Parasite” is the only Korean film you’ve watched, this list is for you. If you haven’t seen anything Korean, including K-Dramas, then this list is definitely for you.

The subject of this week’s What She Said is a 66-year-old Nigerian woman who had a late marriage at 37 because her pastor ordained it. It lasted less than a year, and she hasn't remarried since. But her only regret is not having children of her own.

Over a decade after moving to America, Stella Damasus finally talks about why she left, the temptation to move back, missing Nollywood's golden era and the secret behind her onscreen chemistry with RMD.

The term “citizen” implies that both the government and the Nigerian people they serve are locked in a social contract which entitles them to certain rights. What are they?

After three years making millions as an influencer, the 23-year-old on this week’s Naira Life is following God’s plan and starting a career in music.

Do you think it’s time to do away with the death penalty in Nigeria? Here are five things that can earn you a death sentence in Nigeria.