A homecoming that’s both balm and interrogation — why December in the village still pulls us back despite the wahala.

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 public thread from 99Pluz sparked quick reactions, accusations, and circulating screenshots — but the facts are far simpler. This explainer breaks down what the original post actually said, what the private DM screenshots truly prove, and why verification matters when conversations escalate online.

A dancer requests a bold costume. A designer declines due to Christian values. The clash sparks a bigger question: should personal beliefs in business shape who gets served? Nigeria’s cultural debate is louder than ever.

The “I’m not a fool, sir” clip went viral after a November 11 Abuja standoff. This explainer tracks the im not a fool sir meme — origin, spread, and how to amplify responsibly.

Nigeria’s academies mix grit and ingenuity to produce global stars. This report maps who’s training talent, how players are exported, and what changes would keep more value inside Nigeria.

A viral video, an arrest, and competing narratives raise a hard question about Regina Daniels justice: if a celebrity can be coerced by influence, what hope do ordinary Nigerians have for fair process?

Donald Trump’s sudden comments on Nigeria have stirred up a new storm online — from talk of “help” to fears of “oil diplomacy.” Here’s a calm, fact-based look at what’s actually happening, what history tells us, and the questions every African should be asking right now.

Ayra Starr and Rema’s “Who’s Dat Girl” blends Afropop, R&B, and Dancehall into a global-ready fusion. The track’s cinematic visuals and social momentum show how modern Afrobeats travels beyond the club — and deeper into playlists.