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Feature Film & TV

This is everything you need to remember before you start GoT Season 6

April 18, 2016 by Aisha Modibbo

The last time we saw Rickon, he was going off with Osha somewhere safe for refuge, possibly to Last Hearth where the Umbers live. The last time we saw Bran,

Feature

Dating in Lagos: 5 Tips

April 17, 2016 by Editorial Team

Dating a Lagos Girl As a major fan of Joro Olumofin and an ardent reader of the many real life situation entries he showcases on his Instagram handle (where he

Art Feature

Picture Gallery: 10 times Timi and Bisi Dakolo gave us #CoupleGoals

March 31, 2016 by Editorial Team

Timi Dakolo

Timi and Bisi Dakolo have been together 4 years today and to large extents, they should be your couple goals. GOALS GOALS AND GOALS, That’s what they are.

Fashion Feature

Introducing, Gidi Girls

March 19, 2016 by Editorial Team

Gidi Girls is a new lifestyle and beauty channel on YouTube. Headed by two young Nigerian born girls in the UK, their channel shall include vlogs, fashion videos, makeup videos

Feature

Perfect Shopping With Jiji

March 15, 2016 by Editorial Team

If you are looking for a perfect shopping spot, we can show you one. Jiji.ng is not only the biggest Nigerian classifieds; it is the service which demonstrates what the

Feature News & Politics

Should African countries use parliamentary quotas to address patriarchy?

March 7, 2016 by Tomi

Patriarchy

PATRIARCHY MUST FALL Privilege is reflected when you think something is not a problem because it is not a problem you feel. Many men like me across the world are

Feature

Letter to my mother: Wole Lawal

March 6, 2016 by Editorial Team

By Wole Lawal Iya mi, I’m scared…I’m scared of everything I think it’s because I don’t know what else life could hit me with Everything’s happening too fast and I

Feature

Letter to my mother: Jola Ayeye

March 6, 2016 by Editorial Team

Jola Ayeye

By Jola Ayeye It’s a different type of closeness when you live in a person’s body. Every year there is the temptation to write empty but meaningful platitudes. To

Feature

Letter to my mother: Bolu Owoyeye

March 6, 2016 by Editorial Team

Bolu Owoyeye

By Bolu Owoyeye Iya mi, I am writing this heart felt letter to you, to express my love and appreciation. I know it can never be enough to show the

Feature

Letter to my Mother: Laila Johnson -Salami

March 6, 2016 by Editorial Team

Laila Johnson

By Laila Johnson -Salami Dear Mum, Where do I start? I cannot begin to thank you for everything you have done for me. Ever since I was a little girl,

Feature

Letter to my mother: Nafisa Haliru

March 6, 2016 by Editorial Team

Nafisa Haliru

By Nafisa Haliru Dear Mum, When I think about ‘love’ and its meaning, I get confused mainly because love seems to have lost its authenticity in our world today. Even

Feature Music

Custodian Interview: Kash

March 3, 2016 by Tomi

Kash

Intercontinental Hotel. 22nd of December 2014. The 4th consecutive DRB Concert. Kash arrives for a sound check much earlier than most but due to the stage not being finalized, that

Feature

Homecoming Series #10

March 2, 2016 by Amaka Yvonne Onyemenam

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

Feature

The Homecoming Series #9

February 29, 2016 by Editorial Team

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

Feature

Homecoming Series #8: La Vida Nomad

February 27, 2016 by Aisha Modibbo

In the beginning of 2015, I was on track to start my MSc in September. I had accepted my offer at UCL and by May I was already looking for