How decades of economic changes turned Nigeria into the world’s biggest market for sachet-sized goods. If you walk through any Nigerian market today, it’s hard to miss them. Tiny sachets of almost everything. Milk, salt, soap, tomato paste, all packed neatly in small plastic packets that cost as little as ₦50 or ₦100. For many...
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Budgeting When You’re Broke: Yes, It’s Possible (Even in Nigeria)
When money’s tight, like really tight, budgeting can feel like a bad joke. What’s the point of planning for money that barely covers rent, foodstuff, and one or two drops of fuel for your generator? But the truth is that budgeting matters even more when you’re broke. Especially in Nigeria where the naira is practically...
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15 Affordable Nigerian Products That Rival Imported Brands
If you live in Nigeria, chances are most of your daily essentials—from food to household appliances—are foreign-made. Imported brands dominate the market, from cars and electronics to everyday groceries. But did you know that many Nigerian-made alternatives offer the same quality at a fraction of the cost? We’ve rounded up 15 homegrown products that not...
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The Girl Math and Funny Money Trends: Viral Financial Humor
Girl math is a playful yet controversial way women are rationalizing their spending through unusual logic, which seems to be funny and captivating. However, beyond the humor lies a complex discussion about financial literacy and cultural perceptions surrounding money. As this “Girl maths” trend gains traction, it reveals different viewpoints about finance, especially among younger...
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Is Influencer Culture the New Celebrity Status in Nigeria?
Introduction Welcome to a moment in time when being an influencer wields unique power and a large social media following equates fame. Gone are the days when being a celebrity in Nigeria meant featuring in a blockbuster Nollywood movie, releasing a hit Afrobeats song or winning international football awards. Today, something as simple as a...
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Interesting Ways Social Media Is Changing the Face of Nigerian Entertainment
Setting the Stage for Transformation Gone are the days when trying to break into the Nigerian entertainment industry meant begging producers, attending auditions like they were going out of style or suspecting your village people for plotting against your destiny. Today, all of that has changed because social media has opened up mind-blowing opportunities for...
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Fundamentals Of Surviving Tinubu’s Wondrous Nigerian Economy
The Nigerian economy under President Bola Tinubu is so complicated that trying to understand it feels much harder than walking through a corn maze with a blindfold on. Don’t worry, dear reader, with a bit of humour, some good advice, and practical tips, you’ll be ready to do well (or at least get by) in...
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The Subtle Art of Chilling: 5 Fun & Unique Ways to Relax in Lagos
Lagos can be a chaotic whirlwind of traffic, work stress, and endless responsibilities. But even in the midst of all that hustle, finding time to unwind is non-negotiable. Whether you’re an adventurer looking to explore new activities or someone who just wants to kick back and escape reality for a bit, Lagos has plenty of...
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Mysterious Cities That Disappeared Without A Trace
The enigma of lost cities has always captivated me due to the mysterious
The Benefits of Digital Detox: How to Unplug and Reconnect
In today’s hyper-connected world, we are constantly surrounded by digital devices—whether it’s our smartphones, laptops, or social media. This constant connectivity has made our lives easier in many ways, but it has also led to a growing need for something that seems counterintuitive in such a digital age: a digital detox. Taking time away from...
