Some Nigerians who travelled to Europe in the hope of greener pastures are stuck there because the castles they built in the air have come crashing down on them…
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Life Abroad
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There are no known studies or data set to enable one make a definite pronouncement on the issue of Nigerians who go abroad to give birth or those who go …
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A woman who cannot buy even a pant and a bra on her own back home in Nigeria has been brought to America. She don open eye as my Warri …
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What I am about to say here, I know, will annoy so many of our women. Some will like me but some will hate me. Nevertheless, I love our women …
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The Nigerian brilliant Quadruplets, Tayo, Tobi, Tosin, Tolu and their extra-ordinary Mother, Julianah Balogun-Oke, played host to Champions for Nigeria on the 20th September, 2008…
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Everything the mouth nibbles here turns to bread, every meal, snack, or bite has an element of bread. My sad verdict is that man should not live by bread alone …
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Many Nigerians have criticized the modus operandi of the WIC, and justifiably so, branding it a jamboree and calling for an end to it. I make haste to associate myself …
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A prince, who left home and settled elsewhere. Funny how so many princes always leave home to settle elsewhere. Too much infighting maybe? Or possibly shrinking resources faced with escalating …
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Seventeen UK newspapers and five television stations carried the news of one Mrs Julianah Balogun-Oke, a Nigerian single mother in London whose quadruplets had all been admitted to various Ivy …
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The last two weeks of my life will forever remain the most precious ones to remember for a long time to come. I spent them on the heels of the …
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This piece would serve its aim if it succeeds in enlightening our brothers and sisters who are desperately trying to sneak out of the hell-hole called Nigeria…
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The immigration process is not for the “light of heart”, for it takes endurance, trust, faith in your spouse, and a thick shell to ward off the doubtful darts of …
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“Oh, I love your accent. It’s awesome. Where is that from?” “Nigeria.” “Nigeria? You mean Nicaragua?”
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No matter how hard I tried, I couldn’t blend. They caught a whiff of the continent the moment they saw me, even before my accent gave things away. Everywhere we …
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No matter how hard I tried, I couldn’t blend. They caught a whiff of the continent the moment they saw me, even before my accent gave things away. Everywhere we …
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You may never know where you’re headed, but you can certainly cling to your dreams. Reality can be depressing and depression is not for happy people. The right size ego …