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Inside Lagos’ Ultimate Food Scene: Where To Dine Like a VIP

Lagos isn’t just Nigeria’s commercial powerhouse—it’s the city where big deals are signed, dreams are built, and luxury is a way of life. And nowhere captures this blend of ambition and indulgence quite like Victoria Island. Here, high-rise buildings house Nigeria’s top banks and global corporations, but when the sun sets, the real magic happens—this...

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Surprising Ways Big Brother Naija Shapes Pop Culture

Surprising Ways Big Brother Naija Shapes Pop Culture

Every year, as Nigerians, we can expect two things: fuel shortages and discussions on Twitter. Without fail, every year, we can also count on watching the popular reality TV show, “Big Brother Naija” (BBNaija).  Whether you like it, dislike it, or act like you don’t watch it but actually follow the highlights, you cannot ignore...

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Unique Ramadan Traditions in Countries Across the Globe

Unique Ramadan Traditions in Countries Across the Globe

Ramadan, the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar, is a deeply significant time for Muslims worldwide. During this month, Muslims fast from dawn until sunset, engage in spiritual practices, and focus on charity. Fasting, prayer, and charity are central to Ramadan, but each culture adds its own unique traditions that enrich the experience. Here’s...

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How to Dress for an Interview: New Insights

First impressions are lasting, especially in an interview. The way you present yourself can set the tone for the entire conversation. Dressing appropriately is not just about following rules; it’s about showcasing your professionalism and respect for the opportunity. This article explores key insights to help you dress appropriately and confidently for interviews. Understand the...

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Political Culture: Why It Matters in a Sustainable Democracy

A nation’s political culture is the backbone of its democracy, shaping how citizens perceive, interact with, and influence governance. Without a strong and healthy political ethos, even the most well-structured democratic systems risk instability and failure. Political culture serves as both a mirror reflecting societal values and a compass guiding democratic processes. Defining Political Culture: Political...

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The JK Randle Centre: A Glimpse into Unique Yoruba Heritage

Nestled in the heart of Lagos, Nigeria, the JK Randle Centre for Yoruba Art and Culture is a beacon of tradition and modernity. Officially inaugurated in 2022, this cultural hub pays homage to the Yoruba people’s rich heritage while serving as a platform for education, community engagement, and creative expression. Historical Background The JK Randle Centre occupies...

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World Christmas Celebrations: A Unique Journey of Traditions and Cultures

Christmas is a festive occasion celebrated by millions of people around the globe. It is a time marked by joy, reflection, and a sense of togetherness, commemorating the said birth of Jesus Christ. Yet, the ways in which this holiday is celebrated can vary greatly, shaped by cultural customs, historical influences, and regional practices. This...

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Understanding the Line Between Cultural Appropriation and Appreciation

Cultural appropriation and cultural appreciation have remained topics of intense debate, often dividing opinions on what constitutes respect or exploitation. While the sharing of cultural practices can foster understanding, the lines between appreciation and appropriation are not always clear. Many have argued that appropriation erodes the authenticity of a culture, while others believe it is...

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Argungu Festival: The Beauty of A Unique Culture and Tradition

The Argungu Fishing Festival is an annual four-day event in Kebbi State, Nigeria. The festival brings together tradition, culture, and community spirit in a spectacular celebration that has long captured the hearts of participants and onlookers alike. First held in 1934, this festival was born from a historical moment of peace between the Sokoto Caliphate...