One way to witness the richness, style, and diversity of the Nigerian culture is through our traditional weddings. It is a combination of our food, our style, and our music all in one beautiful and lavishly planned event. The events are usually expensive (even without the bride price) and time-consuming, but fun. It is usually a time to bond between families. Plus it is also becoming a trend in the global scene; many Nigerian wedding videos go viral on the internet almost every week.
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My brother from another kindred. Kee kwanu? The only Igbo man with a Yoruba brother. We just dey push am…
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While driving with my uncle some years ago, I remembered vividly he told me “that man on sneakers, walking by…
Nigerians and Africans at large are known for their cultural diversity in every aspect. Especially in food. Africans take pride…
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When such clerics, who are called by hunger, gain mass followers, they yearn to have their share of the national cake. They do invite corrupt politicians to their religious services. If a politician honors their invitation and donates generously, such politician is a sacred person and followers will be encouraged to give him their staunch supports
The difficulties faced by Africans, especially Nigerians, on their route to Europe by road through the Sahara Desert before crossing the Mediterranean sea, is terribly horrible. Many young Nigerians, mostly those who are hit by the menace of unemployment and poverty, nurtured the dream of migrating to almighty Europe thinking that arriving there will give a deadly blow to their lingering sufferings.
Our government takes a lion share in the educational downfall of this nation. A great nation has a great plan for its education. A successful nation has successful educational accomplishments. A nation fails when the foundation of its educational structure collapses.
Egbon my friend, how are you this beautiful Nigerian day? Mazi, kosi wahala for my side o. Like you always…
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On today’s episode of Nigerians who are going places and making Nigeria proud as they go, Chimamanda is the person…
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Young people in Nigeria have grown up learning that some things that they do are immoral or just “not in…
Egbon is it not too early in the day to be looking at NEPA bills? Those guys will give you…
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With the exception of the really popular ones, many Nigerians (especially young ones) are unaware of many folk artistes that…
