Lifestyle

You might have seen in movies, the Marvel character, Thor, the god of lightning and thunder, with the huge sledgehammer that is almost impossible to use by others. Mind you, …

Anjola has heard a lot about the Ojude Oba festival as an indigene of Ijebu Ode land. His parents and family have told him a lot about the festival that …

The Ofala Festival is a happy celebration in Igbo culture that is held every October and serves as a rite of renewal of the king, Igwe or Obi, usually by …

Children in Northern Nigeria grow up surrounded by rich cultural traditions that have been passed down through generations.  These festivals are not just fun celebrations, they are powerful tools that …

New Yam Festival, also known as Iri Ji Ohuru, is a special tradition for the Igbo people. It is held every year to celebrate the first harvest of the season. …

Menopause and women’s health are topics that should be given attention in our present society; however, they are often relegated to the sidelines. The menopause stage is a period in …

Every 1st of July, people all over the world come together to laugh and enjoy International Joke Day. No one really knows exactly how this day started, but the goal …

World Social Media Day is marked every year on 30th June. It’s a good time to reflect on how social media continues to shape our lives. Beyond just keeping us …

At least 9 out of 10 people desire to go on a luxurious vacation to one of the world’s beautiful tourist destinations. It is safe to say it’s on almost …

Persistent security challenges across Nigeria have continued to overshadow the country’s travel industry potential, discouraging both local and international travelers. Nigeria is a country blessed with diverse landscape, rich cultural …