Some African families don’t raise children—they reproduce patterns. A child is beaten and told: “It is for your own good.” That child grows up and beats...
The president of the Nigeria Society of Physiotherapy, Dr. Oyinlola Felix Odusanya, speaking on the 2026 World Physiotherapy Day, talked about rising cardiovascular disease, exercise, medical...
Veteran Nigerian rapper Olusegun Osaniyi, popularly known as Lord of Ajasa, has become a United States citizen, prompting an outpouring of congratulatory messages from fellow artistes,...
Families across Nigeria continue to live with the deaths, trauma, financial losses and unanswered questions left behind by building collapses. As experts blame weak enforcement, quackery,...
Let’s say the uncomfortable truth: When an African looks at their natural Black skin and thinks, “I need to become lighter to be beautiful,” something deeper...
For generations, African people have been told—directly and indirectly—that certain features are more beautiful because they look closer to European standards. Now look around: Wigs and...
Some people see a person’s appearance, accent, nationality, religion, job, social class or background and immediately create a story about who that person must be. They...
Apostle Sam Adegoke of Elijah Generation Church in Akure, Ondo state has apologised to women he had sexual relationships with before his marriage, saying he deeply...
Let’s talk about something many African families don’t like to discuss. When you are doing well, everybody calls you “our son,” “our daughter,” “our brother,” or...
Married adults who regularly attend church report having sex more frequently and experiencing greater sexual satisfaction than married people who attend religious services less often or...
