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In January 2024, Nigerians spent about 3 hours and 23 minutes a day on social media, ranking the country 5th in the world according to Intelpoint.  That shows how much …

After over a year away from the spotlight, Nigerian pop sensation Guchi has returned, and she’s doing so on her terms. Her new EP (Extended Play), No Skips, Just Feelings, …

TikTok is big in Nigeria. In early 2024, over 16 million people used the app, and many of them were young and from the North.  In Kano, something new is …

What started as a platform for entertainment and drama has evolved into a powerful launchpad for some of Nigeria’s most promising acting talents. Over the years, Big Brother Naija (BBNaija) …

Let’s be realistic. When we think of fame, we often imagine a life in the fast lane: high-rise apartments in Lekki, constant media attention in Lagos, or jet-setting across the …

Open your Instagram or TikTok. Scroll for just one minute. Chances are, you’ll see someone posing on a fancy Lekki balcony or standing on a giant rock in Abeokuta.  It’s …

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 …

If you’ve ever been on a Lagos bus ride, you know the feeling: the engine roars, someone’s hawking pure water, the conductor’s yelling “Ojuelegba!”, and there’s a Fuji soundtrack playing …

When you think of celebrities giving back, your mind probably goes straight to red carpet charity galas, social media fundraisers, or flashy donation announcements. However, not everyone wants their generosity …

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 …