It often begins like any other evening in many Nigerian homes, a mother boiling rice for her family, a student…

For many Nigerians, the memory of being flogged as a child is almost too common to be unusual. For some,…

Food prices in Nigeria these days? Whew. Every trip to the market feels like a mini shock to the system.…

Walk into a typical Nigerian kitchen at dusk, especially in the rural area, and you’ll hear the hiss of kerosene,…

At a small beer joint in Surulere, Chuka leans back, lights a cigarette, and lets the smoke drift lazily into…

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Not too long ago, paternity questions in Nigeria were hushed whispers, the sort of conversations kept behind closed doors or…

When a writer disappears from the literary scene for a decade, expectations are sky high when they return. Dream Count…

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Walk through certain rural communities in Nigeria, and you might meet a woman who has not smiled in years. She…

The Lagos landlord-tenant saga did not just pop up; it is a full-blown reality show on repeat. You go house…

If you live in Lagos, you already know the Third Mainland Bridge (3MB for those who are given to abbreviations)…