“Nigerian politicians are very w!ck£d. Can you imagine a whole so-called Giant of Africa still complaining about electricity in 2026? Sometimes, I call my friends to ask them whether they know who is responsible for switching off electricity in some locations in this country. I need to meet the person one-on-one.”
— Pastor Odumeje continues to call out Nigerian politicians.
i think we need to retire the idea that women's homophobia is subtle because it gives them the language to deny violence. the only reason they're not attacking you is because they cannot beat you. it's not a moral decision.
There was a time we were convinced our marriage had ended. My husband and I sat down and said we are not doing again, so we came up with a plan to take care of Eden’s custody and child support because we didn’t want a messy divorce that would affect our son.
We told my mother in law first and she called us to her house. She first faced her son and gave him the insult of his life. Water don dey stand for my guy eye and I started feeling guilty so I put mouth small to defend him, na so this woman turn enter me. She gave us the combined insult of our lives, her mouth no just good at all. She left us in the parlor and went inside to sleep. I started crying because the insult really enter well well. My husband came over to comfort me and started rubbing my back, next thing I was feeling something hard.
We have two kids now. Eden and Ezer.
I think we men hate to admit that having a woman that constantly bills us actually makes us hustle harder and stay locked in.
Imagine a single man that only works for himself. No pressure to do more. No one depending on him. No real pressure pushing him to wake up every morning and chase the bag harder.
We men know this secret, we just choose to keep it to ourselves.
Same reason I believe early marriage can help young men.
Waiting till 35 before getting married won’t automatically make you richer. Dangote, Otedola and many other successful men took on serious responsibilities very early and still built empires.
“If I go back to the debt left by the past government, some people will unfortunately be affected. I inherited a debt of ₦191.2 billion, but I have been able to pay almost 75% of the debt. How I was able to do this was by reducing the cost of governance by 20%, because that was a major problem.”
— Abia State Governor, Alex Otti, speaking this morning on Arise TV.
“Fela was not my king & he will never be my king. I grew up in Bauchi, my dad is Igbo & no one around us spoke Yoruba. I didn’t listen to Fela growing up, the only song of mine that sounds like Fela’s Afrobeat is Rara. Oliver De Coque is my king.”
- Tekno
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