The creator platform OnlyFans has become a lightning rod for controversy, primarily due to its association with adult content and the broader societal discomfort with open discussions around sexuality. Yet, beyond the stigma lies a complex digital ecosystem where creators, including a growing number from Nigeria, harness the platform to achieve financial independence, reclaim narrative […]
3 weeks ago
In March, Nigerian travel content creator Alma Asinobi set out to break the Guinness World Record for the fastest time to visit all seven continents. However, her journey was cut short in Australia when immigration authorities denied her entry due to the limitations of her Nigerian passport. Her experience highlighted the harsh realities that come […]
1 month ago
In Hollywood’s Sinners, the love between Smoke and Mary collapses under the weight of an unspoken truth: society wouldn’t allow their interracial relationship to thrive. Smoke walks away, not out of lack of love, but to protect Mary from the racial realities of their world. Decades later, much has changed. Interracial and intercultural unions are […]
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In the waning days of February, love continues to permeate the air around us. Unlike fear, which paralyzes, anger that blinds, and joy which elevates—love possesses the power to completely rewrite the rules by which we live our lives. The phenomenon is as ancient as humanity itself: people suddenly crossing boundaries they once deemed impenetrable, […]
4 months ago
For young Nigerians, especially remote workers, an affordable internet isn’t a luxury but a necessity. Culture Custodian spoke with five professionals about how these rising data costs are affecting their ability to work and earn in an already struggling economy.
4 months ago
Amid soaring food prices, relentless inflation, scorching sun, and harmattan winds, young professionals in Nigeria face yet another challenge; their mental health. Work, often monotonous and demanding, becomes even more draining as the year draws to a close. Emotions run low, and the universal longing for rest and reflection sets in. Yet, for many young […]
6 months ago
The personal journeys of young Nigerians stepping away from traditional religious paths while holding onto their spirituality often tell a compelling story. While religion traditionally encompasses systems of faith, worship, and belief in divine power—whether called God, Allah, or other names—some Nigerians, raised in Christian households, are now charting their spiritual courses. In an era […]
7 months ago
These experiences, while amusing in hindsight, point to deeper issues within Nigeria’s corporate culture—the sometimes arbitrary nature of hiring processes, the blurred lines between professional and personal spheres, and the often unexpected criteria candidates must navigate. Yet they also showcase the resilience and adaptability of Nigerian job seekers, who often must think on their feet […]
7 months ago
The soaring costs of living have led to a reduction in social outings, as Nigerians tighten their belts and adapt to the new financial reality. From high entry fees and expensive drinks to the overall cost of transportation, the once-frequent weekend escapades have become a luxury that many can no longer afford. As a result, […]
8 months ago
Everyone has a birthday, and deep down, most people just want to feel loved on this special day. In childhood, the responsibility of birthday celebrations typically fell to parents, who often went to great lengths to make their children feel appreciated. However, as the years progress and children transition into adulthood, the dynamics shift. Parents […]
8 months ago
Driving in Nigeria is an experience like no other. Traffic signs are rarely obeyed in major cities, and the first thing most driving instructors tell their students is to “assume everyone else on the road is mad, and you are the only sane one.” From bad roads to half-hearted training by family members, learning to […]
9 months ago
Known clinically as dysmenorrhea, menstrual cramps happen when the uterus contracts to shed its lining, causing abdominal and pelvic pain just before or during menstruation. In 2023, the Nigerian workforce comprised about 31.3 million female employees, and dysmenorrhea was the leading cause of lost working hours for these women. Despite its prevalence, menstruation remains a […]
10 months ago
As the cost of living gets higher and adulthood gets more serious, almost every young Nigerian wants to secure a good source of income.
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