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Month: September 2025

Where Would You Relocate? See Nigeria’s Top 10 Most Preferred States

For decades, Nigeria’s biggest cities like Lagos, Port Harcourt, Kano, and Abuja have been magnets for people chasing jobs, education, and opportunities. But as these big cities get choked up with millions of residents, congestion, traffic gridlock, pollution, and soaring living costs make life increasingly tough in these preferred locations. This has pushed many Nigerians…

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FairMoney or Renmoney: Which Loan App is Best for Nigerians in 2025? 

Taking out a loan for daily expenses, business, investment, or even emergency bills is not an uncommon thing.  With the rise of fintech companies in Nigeria, such as Opay, PalmPay, FairMoney, and Renmoney, obtaining a loan has never been easier. Instead of going through the endless paperwork and long queues at a commercial bank, you…

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10 filmmaking red flags every beginner should run from

You’re probably excited, maybe slightly terrified, and ready to make your first masterpiece. But before you dive in headfirst, here’s a little something you should know. Not everyone in this industry has their act together. Some don’t even own an act.  As a beginner, the best way to protect your time, energy, and sanity is…

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Why is Cardi B in court? Here’s everything you need to know about the $24 Million case

You may have seen some hilarious memes, clips or, even videos of Cardi B in court and wondered why exactly she’s on the stand. Well, here’s what’s happening. What’s Going On? Cardi B is currently entangled in a civil lawsuit filed in 2020 by Emani Ellis, a former security guard.  Ellis alleges that Cardi assaulted,…

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11 Synthetic Wigs Under ₦80K That Look and Feel Just Like Human Hair

Ever stared at those gorgeous human-hair wigs online and thought, “I love the look, but my bank account doesn’t”? Well, same. With human hair wigs costing ₦200,000 and above, synthetic wigs priced under ₦80,000 provide a perfect solution for women who want to look smart, neat, and stylish but are on a budget. These synthetic…

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3 surprising countries with no universities – And why

In a world where almost every nation prides itself on having at least one university to drive education, research, and innovation, there are rare exceptions. Believe it or not, a handful of countries operate without a single registered university. Instead, they rely on alternative options for higher education. Every nation chooses its educational system’s principles…

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Cranberries vs Pineapples: Which Is Better for Vaginal Health?

As a woman, growing up, I’ve always heard so many different theories about things that supposedly help with one’s vaginal health. From sitting on a bowl of hot water to using alum or lime to “tighten” the vagina, the myths have been endless. The truth is, the vagina is a self-cleaning organ, and most of…

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We Asked Nigerians What Joy Tastes Like. Answer: Dodo. Always Dodo.

Food does more than keep us alive; it carries stories, memories, and emotions. For many Nigerians, a single plate can transport them back to childhood, heal a broken heart, or simply brighten a dull day. That is what we call a joy meal: the dish that makes you feel comforted, fulfilled, and at peace. We…

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Be Intense or Be Stuck – These 5 Habits Are Keeping Your Growth on Pause

If there’s one thing we all share, it’s the hunger to succeed. To finally hit those goals, live the dream, and prove to ourselves that we’ve made it. Every new year begins with fire. The plans are big, the motivation is high, and the vision feels close enough to touch. But then reality creeps in….

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Shockwaves in Nigeria as Finland jails Simon Ekpa for terrorism and tax fraud

Nigeria has reacted strongly to the conviction of controversial pro-Biafra agitator, Simon Ekpa, after a Finnish court sentenced him to six years in prison for terrorism-related offences and aggravated tax fraud. The Päijät-Häme District Court in Finland ruled on Monday, September 1, that Ekpa had been an active member of a separatist movement that orchestrated…

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