Every year has a soundtrack. There are songs that spill from car speakers, dominate parties, flood social media timelines and…

Growing up in Nigeria, whenever someone had eczema, there was always an explanation. Maybe they were not bathing properly. Maybe…

Every year, World Breastfeeding Week reminds the world of something health experts have said for decades: breastfeeding is one of…

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If traditional remedies had celebrity status, bitter kola would probably top the list. For generations, Nigerians have credited the small…

Ask most Nigerians to name the world’s deadliest diseases, and you will probably hear malaria, HIV, cancer or diabetes. Hepatitis…

Not long ago,  weight loss usually meant making a promise to yourself. You joined a gym, downloaded another calorie-counting app,…

For a long time, Nigeria had an expensive habit. The country exported crude oil but imported the petrol used to…

Today, it is hard to imagine Nigeria without its highways. Millions of people travel by road every day, while goods…

The first secondary school reunion in 16 years felt like a good idea to Tolu. He looked forward to seeing…

Not too long ago, fries were the thing that came with your meal. You ordered chicken, fish or a burger,…