Harmattan affects Nigerians as a shared experience, not a private inconvenience. Every year, the dry air, cracked lips, and inside jokes return — revealing how weather becomes culture, humour becomes bonding, and survival turns communal.

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.

December money confidence in Nigeria flips a switch Nigerians know too well — bonuses that haven’t landed, freelance payments that feel guaranteed, and festive pressure that makes spending feel inevitable. This piece breaks down why December turns money into a future problem and why January always ends up paying for it.

From stable-ish light to renewed love stories, here are the heartfelt moments that shaped gratitude in Nigeria 2025 and kept everyone going despite the stress of the year.

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.