Cynthia Nwanonyiri

Olodo Uprising: When popularity became more valuable than talent
Movies

Olodo Uprising: When popularity became more valuable than talent

One phrase was all it took to ignite one of Nigerian entertainment’s biggest debates this year. When rapper Ycee used…
The clay that built generations: The story of Nsukka pottery
Naijamade

The clay that built generations: The story of Nsukka pottery

Before aluminium pots filled kitchens and plastic buckets became household staples, there was clay. Across communities in present-day Nsukka, skilled…
Lice infestation: Is camphor and chemicals enough?
Skin Care

Lice infestation: Is camphor and chemicals enough?

Just when many people thought head lice had become a thing of the past, cases are once again becoming a…
The race to replace imports: Manufacturers are sourcing locally
Business

The race to replace imports: Manufacturers are sourcing locally

Not long ago, it was normal for Nigerian manufacturers to look overseas whenever they needed raw materials. Whether it was…
Blood Sisters: The Nollywood thriller that changed the game
Movies

Blood Sisters: The Nollywood thriller that changed the game

When Blood Sisters first premiered on Netflix in 2022, it arrived with plenty of expectations. It was the first Nigerian…
What is the secret behind Kilishi?
Chops

What is the secret behind Kilishi?

If you have ever had a friend or relative travel from Lagos to Abuja, Kano or anywhere else in northern…
FCCPC vs petrol marketers: Why fuel prices remain a concern
Business

FCCPC vs petrol marketers: Why fuel prices remain a concern

For millions of Nigerians, the price of petrol shapes almost every aspect of daily life. It determines transport fares, influences…
What e-invoicing deadline means for Nigerian businesses
Business

What e-invoicing deadline means for Nigerian businesses

For many Nigerian businesses, issuing an invoice has long been a straightforward process. A company sells a product or service,…
The story of Aba-made — Nigeria’s unofficial factory city
Naijamade

The story of Aba-made — Nigeria’s unofficial factory city

For years, calling a product “Aba-made” was not always a compliment. In many parts of Nigeria, the phrase was often…
How big is cosplay in Nigeria?
Movies

How big is cosplay in Nigeria?

A decade ago, most Nigerians had never heard the word cosplay. If you saw someone dressed as Naruto, Spider-Man or…
World Sickle Cell Day: Can Nigerians trust their genotype results?
Health

World Sickle Cell Day: Can Nigerians trust their genotype results?

Nigeria has spent decades talking about sickle cell disease. Schools, churches, hospitals and public health campaigns have repeatedly encouraged people…
Food inflation: What are Nigerians eating now?
Chops

Food inflation: What are Nigerians eating now?

There was a time when buying food did not require a strategy. A visit to the market meant filling a…
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