Romanticising over someone who barely texted back is like adding medications to an injured wound that refuses to dry up. No matter how much care you...Read more

Growing up in a typical Nigerian home, one thing you quickly learn is that your parents are always right — or at least they expect you to believe so...Read more

A few days ago, I accidentally reconnected with someone I hadn't seen in six years. Back in secondary school, we were close friends. Not the kind of...Read more

Today is Democracy Day in Nigeria. A day set aside to celebrate freedom, the power of the people, and the progress of a democratic nation. But if I'...Read more

Yesterday, before retiring to bed, i decided to watch a podcast by Apostle Femi Lazarus and his guest, Pastor Ejimi, titled the crisis of the modern...Read more

A difficult year changes you. It may begin with disappointment, loss, failure, uncertainty, heartbreak, or a series of challenges that arrive one af...Read more

There was a time when weekends felt different. Friday evenings carried a special kind of excitement. Saturday mornings arrived without alarms. Sunda...Read more

There was a time when turning 25 felt exciting. Now, for many young people, it feels more like a deadline. Somewhere along the way, society created ...Read more

There’s a kind of wealth that doesn’t show up in bank statements, calendars, or career milestones — the ability to turn up for the people you love, ...Read more

Let me be a bit vulnerable I was thinking of the content I could post today, but it seems as though ideas weren't flowing. For someone who creates c...Read more