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Adebukola Ogunremi
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Oriki Ilorin: Afonja, the City’s Fierce Praise Poetry and Historic Legacy
Oriki Ilorin is a Yoruba praise poem that reflects the history, identity, religious traditions and warrior heritage associated with Ilorin. Its verses mention Afonja, Shehu...
Christmas Shopping in Nigeria: What to Buy Early Before Prices Rise
If you have ever gone Christmas shopping in Nigeria in December, you probably know how it can be. The market is crowded, traffic is frustrating,...
How to Avoid Borrowing Money to Celebrate Christmas in Nigeria
Christmas in Nigeria can come with plenty of expectations. There is food to prepare, clothes to buy, family members to visit and, for some people,...
Start Saving for Christmas 2026 Now: How Much Should You Put Aside Each Week?
Christmas may still feel a little way off, but the cost of celebrating can add up quickly when you leave everything until December. There are...
How to Budget for Christmas in Nigeria in 2026 Without Overspending
Christmas in Nigeria can be a lot of things at once. There is the excitement of travelling home, buying new clothes, preparing special food, visiting...
What My AI Caricature Says About My Life as an SEO Content Writer
When I asked AI to create a caricature of me and my job, I expected something funny. I did not expect it to look like...
Oriki Ibeju Lekki: Full Praise Poetry, Meaning and History of Ibeju People
The Oríkì of Ibeju is more than a collection of praise names. It carries references to the people, their roots, their land and the traditions...
Ember Months in Nigeria: 8 Things That Change From September to December
There is something about September in Nigeria that makes the year suddenly feel like it is moving very fast. The Ember Months, September, October, November...
Nigeria’s New Digital Postcode System: What It Means for Your Home and Address
Last updated: August 24, 2026 Imagine giving someone your address without having to say, “Enter the street after the filling station, turn at the blue...
Oriki Èrìn-Osun: The Forest, Iron and Fierce Voice of a Yoruba Town
Some Yoruba praise poems introduce a community through kings, ancestors, famous battles or important places. Oriki Èrìn-Osun takes a rather different route. Its imagery is...