For the longest time, many people looked at pink and immediately thought of one thing: girly. Pink dresses. Pink bows. Pink everything. And while th...Read more

Chapter 2: The Letter Was Real I read the note again. Then again. My heart pounded so hard I could hear it in my ears. "I know what happened the nig...Read more

People say it so easily. “Just heal.” “Move on.” “Get past it.” As if healing is a decision you make one morning when you wake up. As if you can sim...Read more

Being a young adult can feel like standing in the middle of a busy road, trying to figure out which direction to take. Everyone seems to have advice...Read more

A Nigerian woman living in Canada has ignited a storm of debate after publicly declaring that her husband will only be allowed to join her abroad if...Read more

There was a time when being young in Nigeria meant believing that anything was possible. You could graduate from university, get a good job, build a...Read more

I see you, girl. I see you standing in front of the mirror, staring. Staring again and again, wondering why. "Why can't I be like her?" "Why can't I...Read more

Graduating into ownership. I think we've been taught to see knowledge as something to acquire only, not something to own. If your mind can produce a...Read more

For years, when Nigerians heard the word "insecurity," certain parts of the country immediately came to mind. But today, the conversation is changin...Read more