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What’s my Super Power? I am WOMAN
This is not a cliche post. You know those inspirational types we write to feel good about ourselves? Or the ones that look like a constant struggle for equality with men. No one is fighting for any silly equality here. Ain’t no body gat time or that. Atleast not me. Don’t get me wrong, I…
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THE SAKA DIARIES 3 (Me And My Bicycle)
After such a long wait, Saka is back guys. Yayyyy. Read previous Saka Episodes here and here and the fresh episode below. Don’t forget to let Saka know your thoughts. Leave your comments. Enjoy!!! …Ayahhhhh, what model of trouble did I set myself up for? I sometimes just lapse into bouts of self-pity, and drift…
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Lessons from the tarmac by Bayo Owolabi
A couple of days ago, I was sitting in a plane for 4 hours on the tarmac of the Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos waiting for a flight to take off. As were taxiing away, the captain noticed an anomaly with one of the engines and stopped to investigate with the ground crew. So…
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RED PILLS KILL… By Ed.
I look at her across the room, and I can feel the pity pour into my eyes, I shake my head to clear it. Is there something I am missing? Why has she chosen to sail on this ship? A crescent shaped ship never goes anywhere even when blown by the most fortuitous of winds;…
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The Twisted Yoruba Mind
Accept it or not, the Nigerian Yoruba’s can be pretty condescending to other cultures. I am Yoruba, so you bet I know what I am talking about. They generally believe that their culture is the best. They are prejudiced towards other Nigerians; their own country men, let alone to “oyinbo”. They have strong, but very…
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