The air feels different today. It’s the first day of 2025, and the world seems to exhale as if releasing the weight of the past year. There’s something about this day that carries hope, a promise of new beginnings and blank pages waiting to be filled. And speaking of blank pages, let’s talk about one...
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Nollywood: New Shift Towards Documenting Real-Life Stories
Once upon a time, Nollywood was synonymous with dramatic love triangles, exaggerated village feuds, and the occasional haunted mirror. It was a space where fiction thrived, and viewers basked in the glory of over-the-top storytelling. However, a quiet yet powerful transformation has been unfolding in Nigeria’s film industry. Nollywood is shifting gears, moving away from...
Meal Prepping on a Budget: Healthy Nigerian Dishes Made Easy
Meal prepping on a budget might sound like a lofty dream, but for many Nigerians, it’s fast becoming a smart way to save money and eat better. Picture this: your week begins with you breezing through your mornings because your meals are already sorted. No rushing to cook, no last-minute takeout, just wholesome food ready...
Everybody Loves Jenifa Sets New Record in Box Office
Nollywood is no stranger to delivering hits, but Funke Akindele has taken things up a notch with her latest masterpiece, Everybody Loves Jenifa. The film has stormed the West African box office, raking in an eye-watering N1 billion in just 19 days. Yes, you read that right—one billion naira. It’s as though every Nigerian and...
Navigating Careers with a Phlegmatic Personality: Unique Strengths and Strategies
The phlegmatic personality is often described as calm, collected, and easy-going. It is one of the four temperaments introduced by the ancient Greek physician Hippocrates, who believed bodily fluids influenced a person’s temperament. While the scientific basis of these classifications has evolved, the concept of personality types remains deeply relevant, especially in understanding how individuals...
Preparing for 2025: Free Online Courses to Upskill Before the New Year
As the new year approaches, thoughts often turn to fresh beginnings, personal growth, and career advancement. It is a time to reflect on achievements while setting ambitious goals for the future. With 2025 just around the corner, many are considering how to prepare for the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead. One of the most...
The Beats of Change: Rising Stars Driving Nigerian Music Forward
The Nigerian music industry has been buzzing with fresh talent this year, as rising stars have continued to captivate audiences both locally and internationally. From infectious beats to heartfelt lyrics, these new voices have brought their unique styles to the scene, ensuring that the vibrant sounds of Nigeria remain unstoppable. With each hit song and...
Jollof on the Stove, Christmas in the Air
When it’s Christmas in Nigeria, the aroma from the kitchen doesn’t just announce the season—it practically sings carols. And at the heart of this festive melody? Our beloved jollof rice, bubbling away on the stove like it’s leading a choir of holiday flavors. It’s not just food; it’s a celebration, a tradition, and a star...
The Igbo Festive Migration: A Journey Home for Love and Tradition
The festive season in Nigeria is a time of joy, celebration, and togetherness. For many, it is also a season of movement—a time when families, friends, and entire communities travel back to their hometowns to reunite and celebrate traditions that have been passed down through generations. The excitement of these trips, the anticipation of seeing...
The Best Christmas Tradition: Which One Should Every Nigerian Experience?
Christmas in Nigeria is a beautiful blend of tradition, family, food, and fun. It’s a season that brings people together, filled with laughter, music, and the unforgettable aroma of jollof rice wafting from kitchens. While there are countless traditions, some are so unique to Nigeria that they become unforgettable experiences. From carol services to family...
