A Nigerian man @Satirony caused quite a buzz on Twitter after he took to the micro-blogging app to share his thoughts about marriages in Nigeria. According to the married man, marriages were built to benefit men way more than women,
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A Twitter user @scurviana took to the app to seek advice after her boyfriend of 8 years proposed to her. While she and her boyfriend had been having marriage talks for the last three years of their relationship, @scurviana had
Most women are excited at the thought of being proposed to; ready for an happily-ever-after but one Nigerian woman saw the chance to get proposed to and did her best to thwart it. The lady took to her Twitter handle,
A Nigerian man simply identified as Faisal has taken to Twitter to state matter of factly that the average Nigerian woman prefers intimacy by coercion. Faisal took to his Twitter handle, @JajaPhd to suggest that Nigerian women tend to be
A student’s essay on what they consider to be marriage is generating quite some buzz on Nigerian Twitter. A screenshot of the student’s answer to the question “What is marriage?’ in a social studies class assessment was shared by Nigerian
A Nigerian dad has earned himself the approval of Twitter users for adopting unconventional methods to parent his tech-savvy kids. Parenting never has been an easy job, but with changing times and the growing popularity of social media, more parents
The new talk about town is for women to step up and own their financial responsibilities without looking to men. Traditional gender roles are just not working anymore, and virtually everyone is calling on women to be more financially independent
A male Twitter user has said men are the only ones who benefit from marriage, whereas women are the ones who put in all the work. In a series of trending tweets, @WordsByDoobz explains why women are often less happy
A Twitter user Farida Kabir has shared her unique story to motivate other young people who may find themselves in similar circumstances as she once found her own self. Farida had to share her story after another Twitter user Sadiq
A Nigerian man who recently got wedded has advised other men who are serious about getting married to stay away from ladies below the age of 25 when looking for a partner to marry. In a series of tweets, the
A Nigerian Twitter user Tola Brown has found herself in a hospital bed after she suffered a shocking betrayal. The lady @TolaBrown says she is having a hard time wrapping her head around how the man she loved and committed
Looks like the end is not in sight for the ‘O jewa ke eng?’ Twitter stories. The South-African phrase which translates to “What’s eating you up?’ started about two months ago and hit the Twitter space like wild fire. A
A Nigerian dad from the northern extraction, Mustapha Bulama started a Twitter thread where he shared a photo of his son dressed in a Igbo attire for his school’s cultural day. He said his son made him buy the traditional
If you want to witness the full extent of the wrath of Nigerian feminists in a largely patriarchal country as Nigeria, Twitter is the place to be. There is a strong tendency that many Nigerian women fear to express their
Nigerian woman, Ani Mouse, with Twitter handle, @mouse_ani, took to the app to narrate the unfortunate story of a little boy who as a result of his parents negligence became permanently impaired mentally. According to Ani’s narration, the poor boy
Twitter user @_ItsMissBree, in the spirit of Valentine and spreading love, made an amazing thread of how her stepfather whom she fondly called daddy has been a shining example of what it means to love selflessly. READ ALSO: Dear MIMsters: Where
Twitter user SouthPaw, on his handle @iamSwavey21 narrated his ordeal at the home of a beautiful married woman whom he planned to engage in an adulterous relationship after they both met on Facebook. The twitter user said he met the
A Nigerian dad and political activist, Mazi Chima Amadi has recounted with regrets, the loss of his 5-day-old baby; over what he described as an unflinching love of country. READ ALSO: “I Am In Deep Pain!”- High Chief, Kehinde Kalejaiye, Narrates
The last has not been heard of the “O jewa ke eng?” trend on Nigerian Twitter. The question said to translate to “What’s eating you up?” in the English language, as if by hypnosis, continues to propel users on the
Everyday, it is typically one tale of woe after another where marriages in Nigeria are concerned, read here, and here. But God bless a Nigerian hubby, with Twitter name Hassan Ola, for teaching grace, and tolerance. READ ALSO: Ex-Presidential Aide And
It is amazing the type of things that we encounter and how many entitled folks are out there really. Baker and Twitter user, @_Buttercup_Cakes has narrated how a prospective client cancelled his cake order because she failed to address him
Nigerian sports journalist, Modo Victor just welcomed a baby but nearly missed being alive to meet and hold his newborn in his arms. The new dad welcomed his baby yesterday on Christmas day but nearly lost control of his car
A Nigerian man by the name Joey Palmer took to his Twitter handle to narrate his ordeal at the hands of an incredibly entitled lady who came visiting but ended up putting up an amazing ‘performance’. READ ALSO: This Is So Hilarious! How
Twitter user, @omogedami led a group of brave women to the Yaba market to protest the culture of grabbing and groping of women, a sad norm that many of us women have endured from when we were little girls, and
When many people envision a heart attack, they think of crippling chest pain. But a heart attack does not always have obvious symptoms, such as pain in your chest, shortness of breath and cold sweats. A woman has made a
