Female Athlete of the Year nominee 🇳🇬 Retweet to vote for Oluwatobiloba Amusan, OON OLY in the #AthleticsAwards.

These ones are trolling us, dey play “Na Igbo make Akeem go gaga” 😂😂

No matter what Liverpool are going through, Klopp would always turn up for Guardiola. #LIVMCI

I just finished reading my review of Omah Lay’s Boy Alone and nahh, I know this music thing This closing paragraph feels like prophecy thenativemag.com/featured/revie…

*personal news!* super excited to share that I will be writing a column for Teen Vogue launching in January 2023. It’s an “Afrobeats Culture Column” that will serve as both a guide to and a critical eye for content coming out of the Afrobeats culture.

1. A few people have spoken about how much of what is written about Africa is abroad. You find these scholarly articles that are well-researched on whatever topic concerns Africa and its countries in these grand western institutions. If you want them, you may have to pay heavily.

“Lead of Anambra professionals invited Peter Obi, & fmr Governor Obiano, when the issue of whether or not there was money saved, Peter Obi honored that invitation, & came with all d documents to back up his claim that he saved money for d state, but Governor Obiano never showed.”

Anytime that I watch a video of Tinubu, I find myself pleading, “God abeg”. Like, this man can’t hold a coherent thought pattern—if he was interning as a surrealist painter, perhaps yes, but for the President of Nigeria? God abeg!

my latest piece on The NATIVE explores the streaming farms phenomenon - spoke with some industry experts with insight on its potential benefits and downsides for Nigerian artists 🌊📀 thanks to @tamimakinde for helping with the piece 🫶🏾 thenativemag.com/explained-nige…

Mbappe! Ruthless, clinical, he leaves the Argentines with no mercy. With this goal he ascends the plane of legends, holds a cup to the wine of footballing glory. For now and all times poets will speak of this day—it’s France, and their flying forward who takes it home. One nil !

by not seeking your consent to wash your car, they’re hoping to ‘force’ your hand, and that’s okay. most people wouldn’t consent from the jump but midway they might see the usefulness. it is what it is. not everyone gets to sit in a car and speak like a podcast host.

Burn them all to the ground and let’s usher in a new Nigeria 🇳🇬 “National Pledge” out on the 20th

My younger brother Chukwuka Samuel is a 19year old student of the institute of Chinese, Nnamdi Azikiwe University. Samuel left home for school in August and he hasn't been seen since then. we received an anoymous call that he was in the custody of a vigilante group in Nnewi...

this man is arguably the most foolish, insensitive and tone-deaf governor in Nigeria right now. students are being robbed incessantly, raped and killed in Unizik, a federal university in the capital city of Anambra. yet, here he is, talking down on a man way above his league

The Terms & Conditions Podcast is gone. But we have a new show. Zero Conditions Podcast. We resume next week at AfricaNXT See you there🥃

Speak bro, speak!! Na person wey wan vote APC again I go blame, honestly. All this suffering shouldn’t be happening. Basic rights seems like luxury here, and y’all would rather defend your oppressors for small change than speak out and positively influence the country. Fck!

it’s raining heavy here & I’m stuck to my phone for a while, so send messages, friends. let me know what’s up. ask questions too. on anything. ngl.link/ichiban1

I read a lot. I read outside of my direct interests, so you might see me reading an academic text on medieval architecture or precolonial African religions. And I think very deeply about what I read; I’m always waking with a book in mind, unfurling its concepts and form.

on the great occasion of Professor Chinua Achebe’s birthday today, I implore everyone to read my essay on his work and what it says about the Nigerian oppression. I dare say no other author ever since has considered the subject with as much depth ✨ opencountrymag.com/the-nigerian-o…

taking some time off my break to share my latest work, a sonic-appraising biographical profile of Shallipopi. been expecting this one for a while and The Republic did sweet justice to it. also, thanks to Carl Terver for sharing his insight 📀 republic.com.ng/february-march…