Thoughts about death and dying “Nobody wan kpai (die) but them wan go heaven” said 2Baba in his song “No shaking”. He expressed a very real sentiment that many Nigerians share. We all know our time will come one day but…
Na everybody go chop breakfast — Gbubemi Atimomo
Thoughts on heartbreak and broken relationships It was a whirlwind romance. Mimi reluctantly attended a wedding with her bestie, and there she met Bobo. He was one of the groomsmen and apparently, the life of the party. He had noticed…
How safe spaces in relationships impact emotional well-being — Tara Aisida
I was speaking with some friends a while back and whilst talking it dawned on me that the reason why I had a need to be in control when it came to certain areas of my life was because I…
Nigerian youths must execute government contracts with conscience – Ekeh, Zinox boss
Africa’s leading digital entrepreneur and Chairman, Zinox Group, Leo Stan Ekeh, has once again urged young business owners and startups in Africa to demonstrate a high level of integrity and diligence when executing government contracts as the quality of their…
Data and Privacy: How to balance sharing and protection in the Big Data and AI era — Oluwole Asalu
Picture yourself as a patient who needs a life-saving treatment that is not available in your country. You have the option to join a clinical trial that involves sharing your personal health data with researchers from different countries and organisations.…
The mighty question of submission in marriages — Tara Aisida
I followed a thread on Facebook some months back, where a popular figure talked about a woman with a thriving business, who had asked for her help and advice because her husband had asked her to close shop because he…
Nigeria is suffering a trust deficit – Chido Nwakanma
Chido Nwakanma breaks down the Edelman Trust Barometer Report 2021 which posits that Nigerians have lost trust in government, the media NGOs and Business. An insightful read. Trust level in Nigeria is at a low 49 per cent overall for…
I killed my sister’s baby and she was grateful I did.
My sister and I are very close; so close that even after we got married, our husbands found it difficult to understand our bond and many times both men would quarrel with us saying we preferred each other to them.…
Don’t trust all these alagbo people – Peju Akande
Have you ever drank or even tasted these unhealthy looking herbal concoctions sold as the cure all for every ailment under the sun? I have, to my greatest embarrassment! Uh huh. I was at the petrol station, staring hard at…
