‘a settling into one’s own. Proudly embellishing youthfulness and declaring a warning to those who might not be wary enough. Welcome to 19.’ Dangerous:* Able …
19 & Subsequently Dangerous
The Delicate Art of making a playlist
In severe need of a confidence boost, I’m apprehensive of taking that painfully long walk down my school gates. Eyes constantly scanning for a singular …
Into the Jungle
Listen closely, one and all, to this cautionary tale. A tale woven with acts of valor, mystery, and the chilling touch of unnatural vengeance. Brave …
Happy St. Valentine’s day
This opinion piece reflects on Valentine’s Day, touching on its historical origins, from ancient Roman festivals to the commercialization of the modern celebration. It criticizes the current expectations and performative aspects of expressing love, proposing a return to sincere, meaningful displays of affection. The writer urges a focus on authenticity, tailored gestures, and self-love, regardless of relationship status, to truly honor the essence of Valentine’s Day.
We live in Mauritius, Of course…
Adventures on the Island paradise Mauritius is a unique country in many ways. For one, it’s a small island off the continent; Africa. Dashingly popular …
New Year, Old Me?
Happy New Year! (Way overdue, I know) At this point, you’ve already said goodbye to all things 2023 and welcomed all the intriguing adventures coming …
2023: A Year in Review
Another cycle around the sun These past 365 and a ¼ days have been one of the most impactful years of our time. It’s hard …
November (Every Uni student’s nightmare)
Honest Question Answer truthfully, believe me there are no judgements here. Are you in one or more of the following situations? If yes, that means …
Embarking on a Culinary Journey
Jollof Rice & Assortments P.s: This is weird, but just go with it Typically, it is a staple for any Nigerian occasion. There’s a reason …
The Collective Gen Z Angst
This piece explores the unique challenges faced by generation Z (Zoomers), born between the mid-1990s and mid-2010s. It highlights their struggle to navigate through troubling global events, from COVID-19 to conflict situations, using the internet as their primary source. Despite inherent fears and traumas, the author emphasizes their resilience, ability to change world narratives, and commitment to creating a peaceful future civilization.
The Realities of Living in Another Country
The writer, a Nigerian studying in Mauritius, shares their experiences ranging from their transition to life in the diaspora, the challenges and excitement of independent travel, adapting to a new culture, negotiating university life, and the financial implications of exploration. The essence is the journey of young adulthood, asserting that navigating adult life differs per individual, yet remains a universal experience.
Introspection & Rediscovery
Inner Mantra for today: Ayo, I’m not even gonna lie, I used to call myself an ugly yout, but I’m not even an ugly youth. …
The Monumental 2023Elections.
I am without a doubt that as a Nigerian, you must be aware of what’s happening in the next roughly 9 hours. The 2023 Elections. …
2022: A Year In Review
Yup, it’s that time again. Where we revisit all the glorious trends and events that graced us in the past year. Welcome to what you’ve …
The Year 2022 Was An Emotional Rollercoaster
It’s been a rollercoaster of a year. When Rema said; “Steady fire, we leave no gap…..” 2022 took it a bit too seriously. Welcome one …
The Misadventures of a Lagos Boy: Computer Village
In other words; “The Mishaps of a Lagos Boy“. (A dual entry) Sometimes I feel like when adventures, outings, flexing, whatever you might call them …
Making Friendships that last a lifetime.
Managing Friendships. Disclaimer: This is in no way a set-in stone guide to dealing with friends. You could take this as advice from someone who …
Smartphone Photography with Classic!
A guide to taking killer photos Sure it’s easy to just pick up a phone, open the camera app and take a photo. But more …
The Adventures of A Lagos Boy: Igando
Adventure 1: The time we went for JAMB registration (POV of a Legedis Benz Early 2000s model) That fateful day, 23 of February, 2022 was …
What’s In My Bag?
No one really asked for this, but I feel it’s something we subconsciously ask ourselves. What’s that fine girl carrying in that bag, what brand …
MUSIC REVIEW WITH AFRO TEENS: ASAKE
Asake is a verified beast! Steady bangers left and right, over the last few months, it’s safe to say that he knows what he’s doing, …
Why shutting it all out might not be the best……..
Please don’t mistake my context for this statement. I’m definitely not saying that we shouldn’t take moments aside to get away from all the issues …
Some of the many many many problems in our beautiful country
Some of the many many many problems in our beautiful country Yes, undoubtedly we have issues we need to work on. Some that will most …
The Thing About Feminism
I did say that it was time for a new era didn’t I? It’s time to shake some tables. Whenever the subject of Feminism comes …
The Adventures of a Lagos Boy; Ikeja
The Adventures of a Lagos Boy; Ikeja. Yeah, the title is a bit much and so am I. For the past two weeks I have …
2021: A year in review
2021: A year in review It was one heck of a year. So…… I know 2021 was 21 days ago, but my lazy ass didn’t …
So I started learning how to drive yesterday………
So I started learning how to drive yesterday……… Driving is an interesting subject. Especially in Lagos where you see so many peculiar driving styles. Driving …
A Traffic Experience
The regular activities in Lagos involve the day-to-day hustle and bustle to earn a living, and this would not be complete without the mention of …
The Adventure chronicles; A trip to Lekki Conservation Centre.
A visit to Lekki Conservation Centre LCC as I choose to call it is one of those places in Lagos that doesn’t get the hype …
Guess who’s back!
We are back!!It’s been quite a while since we posted, almost 2 months ago. We’ve been really occupied with WAEC and graduation (more on that …
Ayra Starr: The Gen Z Queen
Ayra Starr: The Gen Z Queen “If I cast then I cast, yeah. Anythin’ wey wan sup, go sup”. Yeah that’s Ayra spitting bars. …
How to Price (Haggle)
How to Price (A life lesson) Pricing is one of those things you need to know. Why won’t you know how to price anyway?! Especially …
A day at Ikeja City Mall
Today, or depending when I post this or you see it, I went with my fam to ICM. Although I have been there many times, …
Easter in Lagos
Easter in Lagos Like any other holiday in Nigeria, Easter is a big deal. Not only for its spiritual importance, but for the fact that …
Rain in Lagos
Rain rain go away, I heard the little children sing. The exclaims of distressed market women, Trying to protect their wares. And as soon as …
2020 : A year in review
2020: A year in review I know it has been a while since something has been posted and I am sorry that happened. I guess …
End SARS : Through the eyes of 3 teens. (An immersive perspective)
(Part 1) Fatima’s Story Hi, I’m Fatima On Monday (two weeks ago), I woke up and got ready for school only that I couldn’t. At …