How to love a Nigerian man as a Nigerian woman
by: Obinna Tony-Francis Ochem Are you a woman and Nigerian? If yes, you are qualified to heed this advice. This is because […]
Hard facts
by: Waliyullah Tunde Abimbola Guy: Ẹ̀gbọ́n, as a socio-economic analyst, do you think… Analyst: Socio-politico-economic-cultural analyst, you mean. Guy: Oh, right. So, […]
Different shades of hope
by: ‘Kunmi Olamiju Establishment Party’s supporters were mad, Hope Fighting concluded as he scrolled through the party’s Facebook page. He stopped at […]
Vacancy! Vacancy! Vacancy!
by: Akuboh Benjamin Mopa The ‘Duke of Daura’ would be vacating Aso Rock next year and the country is set to have […]
A housewife’s manifesto in fifteen paragraphs
by: Juliet Ikegwuonu If you are reading this, you are a new bride. It wasn’t easy but you cleaved through the horde […]
A believer’s appeal to unnecessarily over-enthusiastic believers
by: Kayode-Dada Ifeoluwa Lois Hypothetically, three girls have been invited to a pool party on Victoria Island. In their excitement, none of […]
Children of reason and righteousness
Notes of a finally woke and justifiably angry young person. by: Akunna James-Ibe August 24, 2022 Somebody should hold me o. Ah! […]
Announcing the Longlist: 2022 Prize for Satire
We are excited to finally identify the longlisted entrants for the third edition of the Prize for Satire competition. Even though we […]
Debate between an OBIdient and a BATist
Who are you voting for? I don’t have a PVC. Who are you rooting for? Why would I be rooting for my […]
Your uncles and aunts are not stingy nor wicked
by: Francis Ikuerowo After you’ve finished from secondary school or graduated from a university, a college of education or even a polytechnic, […]