By Femi Alabirin It’s been 13 months since I made the ‘dreaded’ move back home and I still have mixed feelings about my decision. I’ve had to adjust, re-adjust, learn,
By Kemi Agbaje “The media shows Lagos as either plush houses and clear blue swimming pools or shanty towns and overcrowded markets but they’ve got it wrong. Lagos cannot be
By Ahunna Nwaogwugwu I have never written about my homecoming. I suppose, on many levels, it’s because it’s still an experience. Even now. I moved back to Nigeria in October
On: moving home, sexual agency, politics, poverty and the complexity that constitutes a nation. Since moving back home to Nigeria, I have learned and lost. I learn everyday. Yet, right
Written by Faridah Demola Seriki You know when you do something really terrible, and your parents threaten to send you back to Nigeria like it’s some sentence? Mine did the
My experience moving back has been nothing I could have ever imagined or prepared for. I always imagined moving back home to be the start of my proper ‘adulthood’. So
Written by Manuela U My plan had always been to move back to Nigeria after university for Law School. Quite frankly, I was tired of breathing British oxygen. I
Moving back for me was a nightmare. I’m that guy who upon leaving Nigeria for 6th Form, only came back during Christmas holidays. I never wanted to be here if
Written by Yasmin Damulak In university, I was always one of those people who got ridiculously excited about coming back to Nigeria for the holidays. I used to count