There is no scarcity of things to do in Nigeria. From visiting various landmarks and tourist sites to meeting the locals and trying the various street foods, everyone has enough…
It takes patience and painstaking effort to go with children on vacation. You have to keep an eye on them because they can be restless and are a serious distraction…
Ah! Bank holidays are the best…especially when they fall a day before or after the weekend. Labour Day for Nigerians fall on the 1st of May and luckily, while it…
Like the rest of the world, Nigerians have replaced hard-copy memos and letters with e-mails. The average person would rather send an email -whether personal or for official purposes- than…
There are several brands of phones available in the tech space today that you will be spoilt for choices. The lifespan of these devices varies. It is therefore, follows that…
Palm wine is a local beverage which is dear to many Nigerians. Some people even believe that it is better than factory brewed drinks due to its many health benefits…
Social media can be used to do a lot of things today including to complain and get the complaint resolved. Twitter is one of the best interactive networks to use…
Your phone is a valuable asset and losing it or getting it damaged can cost you a lot of money and emotional stress. If you do not want to experience…
Thanks to smartphones and several apps, Emojis have become a huge part of the Nigerian culture over the last few years. They have become one of the most popular forms…
Every Nigerian undergraduate heaves a sigh of relief the moment they write the last paper of their final exams, no matter what part of the world they find themselves. They…
We all love Instagram, especially since the messages – pictures and videos – are uniquely instant. There are however moments where we are unable to the location of some…
Abuja, the capital of Nigeria – and thus seat of government, is one city every Nigerian strives to visit and possibly settle in as there is the assumption that the…