A Girly Girl’s Takeaways from the 2018 FIFA World Cup
An interest in football or any sort of sport for a little schemer like me, is to simply percolate the ever erupting landmine that is a man’s mind and leave on it an indelible mark.
The idea behind it is good old fashioned posturing; I present myself as a girl that can...
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The “Lazy” Nigerian Youth Series: Vol 1 (Joel’s Story)
It was hot
There were a lot of things Joel has become accustomed to since he left Jos for Lagos and the unrelenting heat was not one of them.
The rickety Volkswagen commercial bus he was in, was filled beyond its capacity with everyone...
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The Audacity of Optimism
Few minutes into watching the news, it is very likely that we might be tempted to tune off and conclude that perhaps trying to stay abreast on the worlds issues, isn’t such a great idea.
From terror attacks in our country’s north-east, to Trumps incessant tweets threatening...
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A Rose will Always be a Rose: My Tribute to the Queen of Soul.
Most people have an inner child and then there’s me with my inner adult.
I believe I am born in the wrong generation, I know this not because I’m something of a pseudo intellectual that likes to throw big words around, I know this because I have come up have a little...
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The Kemi Adeosun Saga: To Quit or not to Quit
No public appearances, no public address, nothing…
Following in the footsteps of her ex-military boss, it appears the proverbial cat has got Kemi Adeosun’s tongue.
News that the “honorable” minister of Finance forged her...
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This is Nigeria: Falz the Bahd Guy Vs the NBC
Reiterating that this country is in the toilet profits no one but I’m afraid I must, in order to drive my point home.
Please bear with me.
This is a country where its “honorable”...
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Will the Real Carters Please Stand Up?
There’s Ceaser and Cleopatra, Barack and Michelle and then there is the iconic pair of Jay-Z and Beyoncé in a stratosphere all by themselves.
In case you have, like me, made the ill-informed conclusion that there was trouble in paradise the Carters have quelled such silly...
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Boy, Girl, Other… Know Your Genders
Perhaps my most profound experience of globalization was the first time I fell in love.
His name was Carlos Garcia and he was beautiful. I remember coming in from primary school, tossing my school bag and tuning the DSTV decoder to Nickelodeon to watch the love of my life do his...
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