• How Elon Musk became the richest man in the world (2025)

    According to Forbes, Elon Musk holds the title of the richest man in the world, with a real-time net worth of $359 billion! Musk is a relentless innovator and entrepreneur and the mind behind some of the most transformative tech companies of the 21st century, including Tesla, SpaceX, and more recently, xAI. He has his hands in everything from electric vehicles and rockets to artificial intelligence and brain-computer interfaces. ALSO READ: Meet the richest woman in the world worth $99.5billion M
  • 21 unique ankara styles for church

    When it comes to Sunday fashion, Ankara never goes out of style.Ankara is known for its vibrant colours, bold patterns, and deep cultural roots. Ankara has long been a staple in African fashion. But if you think it’s outdated, think again. Ankara has evolved beautifully, finding new expressions in contemporary designs that are perfect for church. Today’s Ankara designs are proof that tradition can meet modern elegance in the most beautiful way. Fashion designers across Africa and bey
  • 15 best enemies-to-lovers k-dramas that will steal your heart

    There's something undeniably captivating about watching two characters who can't stand each other slowly fall in love.The enemies-to-lovers trope is a beloved staple in K-dramas, offering a delightful mix of tension, banter, and heartfelt moments. If you're a fan of this dynamic, here are 15 K-dramas that masterfully execute the enemies-to-lovers storyline: 1. Crash Course in Romance (2023) A top math instructor and a banchan shop owner clash over educational philosophies, leading to a series of
  • 5 Nigerian proverbs that may actually bad advice

    In the hands of an elder, a well-placed proverb could end an argument, stop a wedding, or silence a stubborn child.  “Proverbs are the palm oil with which words are eaten,” Chinua Achebe famously wrote. But what happens when some of that “palm oil” is expired? The truth is, not all Nigerian proverbs age well. Some were shaped by older generations navigating a world that no longer exists. Others, while sounding wise, carry outdated values, problematic views, or downri
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  • 5 Nigerian proverbs that are actually bad advice

    5 Nigerian proverbs that are actually bad advice
    In the hands of an elder, a well-placed proverb could end an argument, stop a wedding, or silence a stubborn child.  “Proverbs are the palm oil with which words are eaten,” Chinua Achebe famously wrote. But what happens when some of that “palm oil” is expired? The truth is, not all Nigerian proverbs age well. Some were shaped by older generations navigating a world that no longer exists. Others, while sounding wise, carry outdated values, problematic views, or downri
  • 5 little signs your partner is planning to put a ring on it

    5 little signs your partner is planning to put a ring on it
    You’ve been dating for a while. Things are going well. You’re in that sweet spot between “we’re just vibing” and “our parents are already asking when the wedding is.” But lately, something feels different. He's being extra careful. Suddenly private. Randomly emotional. His phone is full of new passwords, and his friends are acting strange. You’re not paranoid, sis, you just might be on the brink of becoming a fiancée. Now, not every man drop
  • How to politely say no to family & friends asking for money

    If you’re reading this, chances are you’ve gotten that “bros abeg pick my call” message before. Or maybe it's “sis, I no wan disturb you but...” followed by a long story with a bank account number attached. Now, helping loved ones is not a bad thing. In fact, we’re raised to believe that “if one person makes it, the whole family rises.” But that’s not always the case. Constantly giving out money when you’re barely balancing your o
  • Meet the richest king in Yorubaland - It's not the Ooni of Ife

    In Yorubaland, kings are more than just figureheads, they are the living custodians of culture, tradition, and ancestral heritage. They are known as Obas, and these monarchs command respect, wield influence, and stand as symbols of continuity. While their roles are deeply rooted in spiritual and communal leadership, many have also embraced the modern world of business and investment, amassing fortunes that rival Nigeria’s top billionaires. They are now a blend of ancient royalty and modern
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  • 7 tips to help your baby love food if they’re picky eaters

    Many babies go through picky eating phases, especially when transitioning from milk to solids. But the good news is that with a little patience and a few smart tricks, you can help your baby develop a healthy, happy relationship with food.ALSO READ: 7 things babies do when they are hungry Here are some tips that can help. 1. Make eating fun Babies are more likely to eat when they feel relaxed. Try turning mealtimes into fun moments instead of pressuring them to eat.You can do stuff like making s
  • 7 things babies do when they are hungry

    When babies are hungry, they give off little signals to those around them and it'll help if you can notice these signs before they turn into full-blown crying sessions.So, if you are currently taking care of a baby, here are seven common things they do when they’re hungry.ALSO READ: Why a baby MUST cry at birth 1.Turning their head and opening their mouth aka rooting 2. Aggressively sucking on hands or fingers This is one of the first signs of hunger. If you gently stroke your baby’s
  • Real Stories: How I got revenge on the best friend who stole my husband

    Chioma and I met in our second year at university, and we clicked instantly. She was the loud, bubbly one. I was more reserved, but we balanced each other out perfectly. We were sisters in all but blood. We'd survived NYSC together and even got matching tattoos that read "Sisters Before Misters."  When I married Emeka in a lavish white wedding where she stood as my chief bridesmaid, she'd wept louder than my mother. That should have been my first clue. PREVIOUS: Real Stories: How a Nigerian
  • What Nigerian men want in a woman – 5 men answer

    "Nigerian women are materialistic."
    "Nigerian women are becoming too woke."
    "Bring back the days of our mothers". These familiar statements are recycled across Nigerian social media every two business days. Whether it’s in tweets, TikTok monologues, or Instagram rants, the tug-of-war between Nigerian men and women over what should or should not be in relationships/marriage is never-ending. But instead of adding to the noise, we decided to listen. We spoke to five Nigerian men, single and m
  • 7 steps to achieve the clean-girl aesthetic

    There’s something incredibly captivating about the clean-girl aesthetic. It's the quiet confidence of a woman who looks like she has her life together, even when she’s running late. Think glazed skin, slicked-back hair, minimal yet intentional accessories, and an aura that whispers “I woke up like this”, only better. ALSO READ: 5 DIY face masks that actually work Contrary to what social media might have you believe, the clean-girl look isn’t just about appearances.
  • Where Lifestyle Meets Football at The Chivas Regal Football Watch Party

    Where Lifestyle Meets Football at The Chivas Regal Football Watch Party
    Football's essence goes beyond just the game itself. It's about the camaraderie built in the stands, the togetherness felt with every pass, the shared joy that erupts with each goal. You might wonder, what does Chivas Regal, the official whisky of Arsenal Football Club, have in common with all this? Well, much like the beautiful game, Chivas Regal champions the spirit of togetherness, celebrates shared victories, and elevates collective moments. That's why Chivas Regal is dedicated to bringing f
  • What's the difference between a cardiac arrest and a heart attack?

    What's the difference between a cardiac arrest and a heart attack?
    New cases of heart attack arise everyday all over the world. And then sometimes, it is reported that an individual died of cardiac arrest? Are they the same thing? The short answer is: no.A heart attack, simply put, is when one of the coronary arteries become blocked, cutting off blood supply to the heart muscle. And a cardiac arrest is when the heart stops beating due to an abnormal heart rhythm. Here, you'll learn all about both life-threatening situations and the relationship between them. Wh
  • Top 10 universities in the world

    According to the latest global university rankings, these ten universities excel in scholarship, innovation, and international collaboration. Whether you’re drawn to advances in technology, leadership in the humanities, or breakthroughs in medicine. ALSO READ: 5 oldest higher institutions in Nigeria These institutions offer unparalleled resources and networks to help students and researchers thrive. 1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)Located in Cambridge, USA, MIT is renowned fo
  • 7 dark and barbaric beliefs found in the Bible

    For billions, the Bible is a sacred text, a divine moral compass, and a foundation for faith and family. For others, it’s a complex collection of ancient laws, tribal stories, myths, miracles, and metaphors. Some inspiring, others deeply disturbing.  And then, there’s the category of people in between: those who read the Bible and wonder, "Wait, did God really command that? Did that really happen? Why does this sound so barbaric?" The Bible may contain timeless wisdom and stirri
  • 25 trending nail designs every girlie needs to try right now

    There’s just something about a fresh set of nails that makes everything feel right in the world.Your nails are part of the look, no matter where you're headed and getting them done is peak soft life energy because choosing you is always the vibe. Nail art, on the other hand, is more than a beauty trend; it's a form of self-expression, confidence, and self-care. If you are wondering why you should do your nails, there is no deep reason, it's simply because you deserve to! Doing your nails i
  • 3 Reasons Sourdough Bread Is the Healthiest (And How to Make It at Home)

    Maybe it’s the earthy tang of the first bite or the fact that it feels like a hug from your grandma’s kitchen. Whatever it is, sourdough bread isn’t just enjoying a trendy moment, it’s a return to something beautifully simple and genuinely nourishing. Unlike your average store-bought loaf pumped with preservatives and processed yeast, sourdough is slow-fermented using natural bacteria and wild yeasts.The process is as old as bread itself and yet, ironically, it’s on
  • 5 Nigerian foods that can cause diabetes if you're not careful

    Diabetes is no joke in Nigeria. In 2024, the International Diabetes Federation (IDF) reported that over 2.5 million Nigerians are living with diabetes, and many don’t even know it. Our diet is to blame. Some of the foods we enjoy daily are loaded with refined carbs, excess sugar, and unhealthy fats that spike blood sugar levels over time. So, let’s talk about five Nigerian meals that, if eaten too frequently or in the wrong way, could increase your risk of diabetes.  1. White ya
  • Joy Raimi represents Nigeria at the 72nd Miss World pageant

    Joy Mojisola Raimi of Osun state will be representing Nigeria at the 72nd Miss World pageant which will kick off on Thursday, May 22, 2025. This year’s Miss World will be featuring events at multiple locations, including the Shilpakala Vedika, Hotel Trident, and Telangana in India from May 7 to May 31. The beauty pageant will bring together over 100 contestants from different countries worldwide. Several African countries are competing for the prestigious crown.They inc
  • 5 common causes of low blood sugar you should know

    Low blood sugar, medically known as hypoglycemia, is a condition that occurs when the glucose levels in your blood drop below the normal range. Glucose is the body’s primary source of energy, and when levels fall too low, it can disrupt bodily functions. What Is Low Blood Sugar? Hypoglycemia is generally defined as a blood sugar level below 70 milligrams per deciliter (mg/dL). While mild hypoglycemia can be treated easily, severe cases can lead to seizures, unconsciousness, or even death i
  • The real cost of owning a car in Nigeria, aside from fuel

    Owning a car in Nigeria is a flex. It’s the dream. That moment you hold your keys, press your remote, and hear your car unlock with that proud “beep-beep”? Pure bliss.  No more waiting for danfo or fighting for keke space. Rain or shine, you have your own ride. Your personal space. Your escape from Lagos traffic wahala. But as sweet as it sounds, anyone who’s owned a car will tell you the same truth: fuel is just the beginning. That ₦20k you budget for petrol?
  • Why Koreans turn away and cover their mouth when drinking alcohol

    In Korean culture, hierarchy and respect for elders or those in senior positions is a big deal. The gesture of turning away and covering the mouth while drinking is basically a Korean drinking etiquette, which emphasizes  humility and social order.This simply implies that when drinking in front of someone older or of higher status you have to do so with some form of etiquette or you could be seen as rude or arrogant. ALSO READ: 12 exciting K-dramas to watch in 2025 The drinking etiquette in
  • Inside Amstel Malta’s Vibrant Celebration of African Creativity at AMVCA 11

    If you were anywhere near the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards (AMVCA) this May, then you know Amstel Malta didn’t come to play—the brand came ready to celebrate, spotlight, and elevate African talent in the most stylish way possible. As the headline sponsor of the 11th edition of the AMVCAs, the brand leaned all the way in, bringing its signature excellence and premium touch to every moment of the four-day celebration. And yes—if you spotted that extra shine, it wasn&
  • TomTom BTI Verse Challenge Heats Up in Agege with Unprecedented Show of Talent

    Just one week after a sensational kickoff in Yaba, the 2025 TomTom Breathe Through It (BTI) Verse Challenge, Barz on Wheelz rolled into Agege, turning up the volume on raw talent and street energy. Held at the Amoo Football Pitch on Saturday, May 10, the Agege edition drew over 100 contestants for what became a fiercely contested showdown of lyrical power, creativity, and authenticity. Contestants delivered dynamic verses, many incorporating elements from their immediate environment, proving not
  • 5 easy steps to make a vintage handwritten love letter

    In an age where love is often expressed through emojis and DMs, there’s something deeply touching, almost sacred about receiving a handwritten love letter.Not just any letter, but one that carries the scent of vintage romance, which echoes the elegance of old-school courtship. For those looking to rekindle the art of heartfelt expression, writing a vintage handwritten love letter is one of the sincerest gestures you can offer. Whether you're celebrating an anniversary, reigniting the spark
  • Best vocational schools in Nigeria teaching solar installation and maintenance

    Vocational institutes now offer hands-on courses in photovoltaic system design, panel installation, battery storage and routine maintenance. Whether you’re a technician seeking specialized skills or an entrepreneur launching a solar business, these schools combine practical workshops, industry-standard equipment and certification that meet national and international standards.Their alumni work on rural electrification projects, commercial rooftop systems and hybrid mini-grids. Below are se
  • 5 of the oldest countries in Africa

    5 of the oldest countries in Africa
    We can all admit that Africa is one continent with deep history, powerful kingdoms, rich cultures, and as many as 54 countries. But then, some of these countries have not been around for that long.A few, however, have stood the test of time. Let’s take a look at five of the oldest countries on the continent. ALSO READ: Top 5 safest African countries Nigerians can visit in 2025 1. Liberia (1847) Liberia is actually the oldest republic in Africa. It was founded by freed slaves from the U.S.
  • Islam or Christianity: Which religion came first to Nigeria?

    Islam or Christianity: Which religion came first to Nigeria?
    Islam and Christianity are two of the major religions in Nigeria, but there have been debates surrounding which religion came first.Historical evidence clearly shows that Islam was the first major religion to arrive in what is now known as Nigeria, centuries before Christianity. So let's explore how Islam made its way into Nigeria, who brought it, and how Christianity followed later through missionary activities. Islam: The First Major Religion in Nigeria Islam was introduced into Nigeria as ear