Let’s say you are walking into a crowded room where everyone is talking at once, some shouting, others whispering, and a few interrupting each other mid-sentence. It’s chaotic, overwhelming, and frankly, pretty unpleasant. This is what the digital world can feel like without proper etiquette. Just like in real life, […]
Praising someone, no matter their gender, is a powerful way to show appreciation, boost confidence, and strengthen relationships. It’s a simple act that can have a huge impact. Think about how you feel when someone compliments your outfit, acknowledges your hard work, or simply tells you they appreciate you. It […]
You’ve heard the rumours. You’ve seen the Instagram captions. You’re intrigued. But before you start dating a Yoruba man, let’s get real. They’re a unique breed, a spicy blend of charm, culture, and a whole lot of unexpected. You’ve heard the whispers and the legends. They’re tall, they’re charming, and […]
The UN set a day to celebrate mother tongue. So, quick question, do you speak your mother tongue? Or do you know what it means to do so? When a lot of people are still disagreeing as to what mother tongue even means. UN World’s Mother Language Day. I am interested in […]
Would you rather speak your native Nigerian language or the English language? Ordinarily, there shouldn’t be any reason to compare but then, the gap between those that speak only the English language and those who combine both keep increasing in Nigeria. The language that you and I speak has always […]
Why do we wait every 365 days to mark the day of our birth? Of course, we are alive. Yes, we should be grateful for that. But then, why all the pomp and galore? Why choose a low key celebration? Why do nothing at all? Why do we celebrate birthdays? […]
Ojo Aje is the first day of the week for Yorubas Do you hold on to superstitions? Or do you believe in myths? Do you let it affect your outlook on life? Must we have myths for everything? What do they do to us? The Yoruba people of Nigeria have […]