We’re in a sex toy revolution. Here’s how you can join.

Sexual pleasure is a human right. This is the first story in a four-part series on sex hacks for the digital age. The world of sex toys has never been more inviting, inclusive, and destigmatized than right now, offering new possibilities for women and other marginalized identities to explore their sexualities. Or at least, that’s what should…

July 28, 20210Comments

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Nigerians are at the mercy of non State actors: Urgent Letter to Dominic Raab from Baroness (Caroline) Cox, Lord (Rowan) Williams, Lord (David) Alton, Mervyn Thomas CMG, Ayo Adedoyin

Rt Hon Dominic Raab MP House of Commons London SW1A 0AA 26 July 2021 Dear Dominic, The recent FCDO Report on Human Rights and Democracy does not list Nigeria as a priority country, despite daily reports of terrorist violence, mass forced displacement, the rise in abductions for ransom and a general backsliding on democratic practices.…

July 28, 202116Comments

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Opinion

Obi Cubana’s lavish burial of his mother, By Onyeka Onwenu

“Ndigbo are therefore accused of not being good citizens of Nigeria, of seeking to dismember it. But others are allowed to openly advocate for bandits, killers, kidnappers, terrorists and rampaging herdsmen from neighbouring countries. We even pay them huge sums of our money to be a little nicer while destroying our country.” I told a…

July 28, 20210Comments

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“If A BBNaija Winner Can Get N90m Why Can’t A Best Graduating Student” – Lecturer & Twitter User, Dipo Awojide Questions Nigerians’ Priorities

Popular Twitter user and lecturer Dipo Awojide has thrown a query on the possibility of a best graduating student getting a cash prize of N90m like the BBNaija winner. This year's BBNAIJA winner goes home with N90M after the 90 days reality show. According to him, universities give 10k and a useless handshake to the best brains.…

July 26, 20210Comments

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The Bishop and the businessman:why modern christianity will not save Nigeria

by Moses Oludele Idowu " Men never do evil so completely and cheerfully as when they do it from religious conviction." - Blaise Pascal INTRODUCTION The sacking of scores of "pastors" by the Living Faith Church a.k.a Winners Chapel is currently generating heat on the internet. The matter has been trending for the past one…

July 26, 20215Comments

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Opinion

The honest Emir of Muri, By Lasisi Olagunju

Deep, dark secrets are snakes; they shed old skins to torment their keepers. So it is true that some Nigerians received non-Nigerian Fulani outlaws into our forests? The Emir of Muri in Taraba State, Alhaji Abbas Tafida, spilled the beans last week. He threatened bandits identified by him as foreign Fulani Bororo with death if…

July 26, 20211Comment

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Opinion

Nigeria: ‘Democracy’ without democrats

By Ikechukwu Amaechi As I watched the drama over the Electoral Act (Amendment) Bill 2021 in the two chambers of the National Assembly last week, I remembered President John Fitzgerald Kennedy’s 1956 award-winning biographical book – Profiles in Courage. The book, which won the Pulitzer Prize for Biography in 1957, was a celebration of senatorial courage – acts…

July 26, 20210Comments

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Africa’s Women Day

Do you know that Africa’s Women Day has been in existence since 1962? Do you also know that Africa is a continent filled with untold stories of female heroes? Do you know that before America had its first vice president (after 244 years of independence), Africa already had 26 Female presidents and Prime ministers? Do…

July 26, 202166Comments

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Healing Nigeria in the spirit of Adha, By Hassan Gimba

Last week, Muslims the world over celebrated the eid-ul-adha or the “big eid” or “big Sallah”. We are, however, more interested in its meaning, implications and bearing on us as a nation. We need to look at spiritual milestones, hoping to find the seemingly elusive panacea for our ills. Eid means feast, festival or celebration,…

July 26, 20210Comments

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Opinion

‘Father, teach us to number our days…’

Inside Stuff With MARTINS OLOJA ‘So teach us to number our days, that we may apply our hearts unto wisdom’ (Psalm 90:12) This prayer of Moses, which has always been a daily guide to me, hit me like a thunderbolt again at the weekend at a remarkable funeral service where we celebrated the life and…

July 25, 20210Comments

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