Culture, Stories, Tradition 14/02/2026 by Ojotule Angela Omaji

Nigeria Slang

Queen’s English is cool, but have you heard Nigerian slang? The Oxford dictionary can’t even hold the Nigerian slang. It lightens the mood and helps Nigerians cope with economic hardship. Nigerian slang is a language every Nigerian can relate to, no matter their tribe, culture or religion; it unites Nigerians together. Slangs is street credibility; you need to be street smart to survive in a country like Nigeria. Here are some Nigerian slangs and their meaning, so you know when and how to use them correctly.

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Culture, Relationship, Stories 31/01/2026 by Ojotule Angela Omaji

People Will Use You For As Long As You Let Them

Friendship should never be one-sided. It should be a dynamic exchange of support, care, and understanding. By fostering balanced friendships, where both parties contribute equally and respect each other’s needs, you create relationships that are fulfilling, supportive, and lasting. Embrace the essence of reciprocity and mutual respect.

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Culture, Stories 4/09/2024 by Ojotule Angela Omaji

Igede Agba (New Yam Festival)

Igede Agba is an annual new yam cultural festival celebrated among the Igede of Benue state, Nigeria.  A cyclic festival comes up every first “Ihigile market day” in September. According to the Igede calendar, September is her seventh moon “Oya”, an extraordinary number.

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Stories, Tradition 24/07/2024 by iambenue

Ter Kwande, HRH Engr Timothy Tavershima Ahile

Ter Kwande from August 2021 to Present HRH Engr Timothy Tavershima Ahile is a COREN registered engineer and a member of the Nigerian Institution of Mechanical Engineers (NIMechE). Date and Place of Birth: 4th June 1961, at Mbaza, Ikurav ya.  Education Background: National Service:   NYSC, then Imo State at Asaga Ohafia, where he taught Introductory Technology and Mathematics. While at […]

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Culture, Food, Stories 15/04/2024 by Rachael Hembafan Gwebe

How To Make Moi-Moi (Bean Pudding)

Moi moi can be eaten as breakfast, lunch, or dinner and can also be eaten with rice, pepper soup, custard, stew and whichever way you will like to have it. People see moi moi as challenging to prepare but with keenness, you will become good at it.

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Stories, Tradition 24/01/2024 by Engr Terhemen Titus Makir

HRM Chief Makir Zakpe, Tor Tiv I

HRM Chief Makir Zakpe was the first Tor Tiv, who ruled from September 19, 1946, to October 11, 1956. Tor Tiv I In office:                     September 19, 1946 to October 11, 1956 Succeeded by:             Chief Gondo Aluor Personal Details Born:           […]

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