The average Nigerian has two sides: the serious side and the effusive side.
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Back in the day, when one wanted more than their salary could afford, or facing hard times, they joined joint contribution communities where each person contributed a certain amount.
Continue reading “Are Nigerians Now Living on Credit? The Encroaching Loan Lifestyle”Makoko: The Last Days of a Floating City
The Nigerian flag danced wildly in the wind amidst collapsed houses, now a sea of gutted woods and floating human waste—the remaining signs of a once bubbly and densely packed settlement.
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“Yeeh, my eyes!
Pepper pepper pepper!
Ahh! It has entered my nose.
Someone get me water!
Last Sunday of the Year
Femi was on his way to church.
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I don’t know when I stopped mattering
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A December Special: I Met Tunde Kelani
We’ve come to the end of Brazen Exchange Season 2!
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I was searching for purpose, convinced there had to be something I was good at.
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I always thought of change as something that would announce its arrival.
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Brazen with Vanessa 