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Month: July 2025

Create 30 days of content using ChatGPT (with prompts that work)

In the fast-paced world of content creation, it is not easy to stay consistent and creative. If you’re a content creator, you manage multiple social media accounts, run a brand’s content calendar, or are trying to build your personal presence online, brainstorming and writing daily content can quickly lead to burnout. But what if you…

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Ayo Maff speaks for the people on ‘Prince of the Street’ [Review] 

For some, Ayo Maff‘s music can be a little too much. His sombre melodies and tales of pain dampen rather than lift the spirit. However, these are not the people for whom he makes music. He has no intentions of subsisting his reality for the joy and merriment some listeners crave. Not when he and…

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‘Hope was a fraud’: Atiku’s aide slams Tinubu camp ahead of 2027 showdown

With Nigeria’s 2027 general elections on the horizon, Phrank Shaibu, former Vice President Atiku Abubakar’s special assistant on public communication, has fired a salvo that paints the upcoming polls as a historic clash between what he described as “Urban Bandits” and “Political Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs).” In a fiery opinion piece, Shaibu said the 2023…

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Here’s What Nigerian Guys Share With Their Roommates And What’s Off-Limits

Living with roommates is always fun until someone “borrows” your charger, and it disappears forever. In a perfect world, sharing would be easy. But this is Nigeria, and everyone has that one item they gatekeep like their life depends on it. We asked a few Nigerian guys living with roommates what they’re happy to share,…

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New month, new mindset: 5 ways to reset your life for July

It feels like we were just shouting “Happy New Year!” a few weeks ago. But here we are, in July. Half the year is gone, just like that. And you’re wondering, “Where did the time even go?” The first half of 2025 may have come with its wins and losses, joys and chaos. Maybe you…

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Revealed: The World’s #1 killer of humans (It’s smaller than you think)

When most people think of the deadliest animal in the world, their minds immediately turn to ferocious predators like sharks, lions, snakes, or crocodiles. These creatures certainly inspire fear, but the reality is far more surprising. The animal that kills the most humans each year isn’t massive or visibly dangerous. In fact, it’s small, nearly…

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Nora Awolowo becomes youngest Nollywood filmmaker to cross ₦100M with ‘Red Circle’

Red Circle has carved out a unique space in Nollywood’s box office history, and so has the woman whose vision helped bring it to life. Nora Awolowo, who was just 24 when the film went into production, has officially become the youngest Nigerian cinematographer and producer to lead a film past the ₦100 million mark…

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‘Living in bondage is real’ – 2Baba on split from Annie

Legendary Nigerian singer Innocent Idibia, popularly known as 2Baba, has broken his silence on his much-publicised separation from actress and long-time partner, Annie Idibia, describing the end of their marriage as a painful but necessary decision. In a recent interview, the “African Queen” crooner admitted that while the relationship was deeply cherished, it had reached…

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These 7 Protein Bars Are Gym-Bro Approved and Perfect for Post-Workout Recovery in Nigeria

For many gym lovers in Nigeria, especially those focused on muscle recovery and gains, protein bars are one of the easiest post-workout snacks to add to their routine. But not all protein bars are equal. Some are packed with sugar and taste like candy. Others barely contain enough protein to help your muscles recover. To…

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7 Reliable Solar Installers in Nigeria And Exactly What They’ll Charge You

In Lagos today, seeing solar panels perched on rooftops or fixed to carports is no longer unusual. With Nigeria’s national grid collapsing more times than many care to count, people have literally taken power into their own hands. Homes, businesses, schools, and churches now rely on solar energy to keep the lights on.  The sad…

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