December transport prices in Lagos don’t just rise — they lose all shame. This piece breaks down how a normal ₦3k ride suddenly becomes ₦11k, why it happens every year, and how demand, traffic, and emotion quietly work together to empty wallets.

Every year, Nigerians swear the December air feels different. From nostalgia and rituals to social energy and shared expectation, this piece explores the December air feeling in Nigeria — and why it feels real even when nothing physical changes.

Lagos concerts are deep in a concert security crisis — rising crowds, stretched teams, and bold thieves are turning every show into a battle for your phone, space, and peace of mind.

Nigerians love vibes, but December comes with extra pressure. This piece unpacks the culture of holiday packaging — why we pretend our December is “giving” even when pockets and energy are not cooperating.

A quick, cheeky handbook for IJGBs arriving in Lagos this Detty December — practical tips, cultural dos and don’ts, and the little truths no one tells you until you land.

A streetwise, realistic playbook for “Detty December on a Budget”: how to touch road, flex, and keep your account intact into January.