Mercy Idoko Ifunanaya

Some people believe that the internet is where genuine friendships form. Others say it’s full of noise. But in today’s world, comment sections are busy. Whether under a viral video …

More than 36.75 million Nigerians use social media every day, according to DataReportal’s 2024 Nigeria report. That’s a lot of scrolling, liking, and sharing. But it’s not just jokes and …

Have you ever watched NYSC videos online and smiled at how different yet familiar they feel? From funny clips of corpers learning a new language to touching moments in local …

In the past, loud voices got the most attention. If you didn’t speak up, people thought you were shy or weak. But things are changing. More Nigerians are now embracing …

Faith is no longer just private. Today, it shows up in videos, captions, and outfits. In Nigeria, naming ceremonies and weddings now mix belief with beauty.  Families share prayers online. …

On Instagram and TikTok, Nigerian home tours now look like scenes from design shows. A 2024 survey by Interior NG found that 6 in 10 young Nigerians want “simple and …

“Back in the day, people sat under trees to hear wise words from village elders. Now? They scroll through TikTok or Instagram.” That’s how 22-year-old Chika, a student in Enugu, …

90% of students in Warri use slang every day, but how many still know a single Nigerian proverb?” A 2024 study in Warri revealed that most students now use modern …

Back in the day, Aso Ebi was about showing support, not showing off. But times have changed. Now, with influencer Aso Ebi all over our feeds, Aso Ebi has become …

Seven in 10 people say they’d build their dream kitchen first if they had the money. And many of them want it to look good online, not just work well …