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How to Expertly Navigate Lagos Traffic: A Guide to Zen and Inner Peace

OLORImetsuda - June 17, 2024

Ah, Lagos traffic – the serene symphony of car horns, the gentle caress of exhaust fumes, and the harmonious blend of frustrated shouts. Navigating through this urban paradise can be a test of your inner peace, but fear not!...

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Street Corner Philosophers: Insights from Nigeria’s Unlikely Think Tanks

OLORImetsuda - June 17, 2024

In the cacophony of Nigeria’s bustling cities, amidst the symphony of car horns and the occasional soundtrack of street vendors hawking their wares, there exists a hidden gem of intellectual prowess: the street corner philosopher. These unsung heroes of...

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The Art of Street Hawking in Naija: Masterclass in Multitasking

OLORImetsuda - June 17, 2024

Ah, the bustling streets where chaos meets commerce, and where street hawkers reign supreme as masters of multitasking. These unsung heroes of the concrete jungle possess skills that would make even the most seasoned CEOs blush with envy. Let’s...

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Love Potions and Village People: Superstitions and Myths in Nigerian Relationships

OLORImetsuda - June 17, 2024

Nigeria, a country rich in cultural diversity, is home to a fascinating array of superstitions and myths that influence various aspects of life, including relationships. From love potions to the ominous interference of "village people," these beliefs add an...

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After Being “Served Breakfast,” What Next? A Sarcastic Guide for the Heartbroken Nigerian

OLORImetsuda - June 17, 2024

So, you've been "served breakfast." The quintessential Nigerian heartbreak slang that means your once cherished boo has given you the boot. You're left alone with a broken heart, a box of tissues, and a playlist of sad Afrobeat songs...

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Matchmaking Naija Style: How Your Auntie Became Your Dating App

OLORImetsuda - June 17, 2024

In the digital age, swiping right or left on dating apps like Tinder and Bumble has become the norm for many people searching for love. However, in Nigeria, where tradition holds a significant place in society, the art of...

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Cooking for Love: Winning Hearts and Stomachs in Nigeria

OLORImetsuda - June 17, 2024

In Nigeria, food is more than just sustenance; it’s a language of love, a bridge connecting hearts, and a symbol of warmth and hospitality. Nigerian romance often simmers in the kitchen, where the aroma of spices mingles with the...

Sex, Love & Everything Else

From Side Chicks to Main Chicks

OLORImetsuda - June 17, 2024

The Nigerian Love Triangle Drama In the colorful tapestry of Nigerian romance, few topics are as hotly debated or hilariously complex as the saga of the "side chick." For the uninitiated, a "side chick" is a woman involved with a...

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Sex Education Na Wa: What We Wish Nigerian Schools Had Taught Us

OLORImetsuda - June 17, 2024

Ah, sex education in Nigeria—it’s like diving into a bottomless pit of myths, whispers, and the occasional awkward silence. Growing up, most of us probably learned more about the birds and the bees from Nollywood movies than from any...

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In-Laws and Outlaws: Marrying into a Nigerian Family

OLORImetsuda - June 17, 2024

Marrying into a Nigerian family can be an exhilarating and sometimes bewildering experience. Nigeria, known for its vibrant culture, diverse traditions, and strong family ties, offers a unique backdrop for navigating the dynamics of in-laws. Whether you're from Nigeria...

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