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NIGERIAN TRADITIONAL FOODS

source The question of which food or dish am I loyal to for life will have to be one that is non negotiable and is my all time favorite. The Nigerian traditional

An Unlikely Romance With a Twist: "Rules Of The Heart" Review

I decided to see another Nigerian movie, I think I'm slowly becoming a fan again. But I know it won't be for long lol. I downloaded to see this one because of the

A Tale of Deception: "Beauty Is the Beast" Review

Still feeling the excitement of the Nigerian movie I had seen and shared a review days ago, I checked out for another movie to see with my mum because she was asking

Gifts That Never Came in Boxes; Dads

Finally a moment to celebrate our heroes: dads. A lot of men always “complain” that mothers get multiple Mother’s Day celebrations, especially in Nigeria. And I

Living Beyond the Scars of Trauma

Image created by meta ai I used to think trauma was something that only happened after terrible accident, heartbreak or life changing tragedy. But as I get older,

How My Day Went.

Oh boy! Been a minute here. Well, to answer the prompt I think I’ll just say how my day went then give a final verdict whether it was boring, stressful, interesting

Life Lately

So I woke up today and thought to myself to make a post, but I don’t even know how to start. It’s been so overwhelming, and that’s been my reality for two weeks.

A Day of Cancelled lectures

Good day everyone and welcome to another edition of my Daily Diary Game entry. Accept my warm greetings from my side of the globe. I hope everyone is doing great

The cupcake That Made My Day: A Day In My Life.

In a couple days my sister would be getting married and for some reasons, she thought it best to send me to get the souvenirs from the market, precisely in Lagos.

Why Being the Firstborn is a Full-Time Job

Why was I born first? who asked me to come first? That is the question I ask the universe every time I look at my younger siblings. Being the firstborn in a Nigerian

Yesterday didn’t go as I had planned at all

Saturday night stretched longer than expected. I stayed up really late, thinking about different things, some important, some just random thoughts that refused to

Value Beyond What You Receive

There was a day I sat quietly and observed a conversation between two young people. It wasn’t loud, but the message was clear. Every moment, it was “give me data,”

Street Food Diaries

Hello Foodies Bee Hive Community 😍 This evening I did something very simple for dinner but yet so satisfying; roadside fried yam and chicken. It’s usually sold

The Unseen Support: How My Uncle in Lagos Has Been a Pillar in My Life

Sometimes in life, the people who make the biggest difference are not always the ones who are closest in distance, but those who consistently show up when it matters

11 March 2026, Freewriters Community Daily Writing Prompt Day 3039: haven’t got a plan

Source Haven’t Got a Plan Some postpone their aspirations because they think they have to wait for the perfect strategy before they beginning their of Life. However,

COOKING YAM The Nigerian Way

My boyfriend helped me to cook Nigerian yams. He cleaned the fish. I am not touching dead fish! So here is Yam the Nigerian Way! This video is 32 minutes crammed

Watercolour Journey

Omg! Its been such a long time here. Happy new year everyone and i am excited to share a collection of my Watercolour works from last year with you! Let me know

How to dress for Winter? #winterwonderland

How to dress for winter? It is snowy, there is no sunlight for hours and hours and it is really really … cold! Welcome to Winter Wonderland! The coldest temperature

How To Prepare One of .y Favorite Native Meal(Otomboro)

Hey Lovelies I'm @flawless-dee,a Nigerian(Akwa Ibom State) and I'm a food blogger I love to cook and I'm So happy to share this here, hope it'd be of help to you.

Sam's Hangout Week #84 - Summary/Highlights

"Coming together is a beginning. Keeping together is progress. Working together is success." –Henry Ford Summary Of The Hangout Yes o, my people! It’s