I once had a date with a “typical” Nigerian woman and time came for deciding what to eat on the first date. She said; “Please choose for me, I don’t know what to pick.” I asked her politely to make ...
Read More »Sanitary towels go as high as ₦2000 or £5 in Nigeria!
I am a man; I’ve never menstruated but I stand for adding tampons as a human rights in Nigeria especially for minors. Sanitary towels go as high as N2000 or £5 in Nigeria! How will a girl in a third ...
Read More »African fathers: “Idara this one looks just like Essien.” – Idongesit
I grew up with a typical African father but unlike the majority of African fathers, mine was intelligent yet the “Africannish” was still in him. The world had to center around my father; at home, it was statutory impress that ...
Read More »Igbo na agụrụ mụ aha dị omimi,kpọm kwem!
Ụmụ nne Abrahamụọgụ Aṅụsịobi Madụ. Nwoke be anyị aha ya bụ Irochọnwụ. Ndị mba ọzọ na akpọ ya Ilochọnwụ. Ofu ihe/ife ahụ. Onye na ero iro chọrọ ọnwụ. Iro iro adịghị mma. Iro na ebuta ọnwụ,HO! HA! Onye iro/ilo gị ...
Read More »Ụmụ nne Abrahamụọgụ Aṅụsịobi Madụ.
Oge. Oge eruela. Oge na aga. Ogbu oge. Ogechi. Ogechukwu. Oge adịghị kwa. Oge ụtụtụ. Oge ehihie. Oge abala. Oge amụrụ ya. Oge adị ime ya bụ nwata. Oge ọnwụ ya. Oge ha bịara. Oge ha ga ala. Oge ha ...
Read More »ICAM Ga-awa JI!!!!
N’ụbọchị Satọdee, Ahịa Afọ, n’ọnwa asatọ (Ọgọstụ), n’abalị ishi, Igbo bụ Igbo bi na Michigan ga-awa ji site n’ọgbakọ Igbo Cultural Association of Michigan (ICAM). Ihe ukwu ga-eme n’ụbọchị ahụ. Ji ga-adọrọ n’ite ma dọrọkwa n’abọ. Mmanya ga-adọrọ n’udu dọrọkwa ...
Read More »Maazị Ọsụọfịa nwere ọnụ
You cook pọtị. Ị na esi pọtị kpọ ya nri. Oke rie ọnwụọ ka Ị na akpọ nri? Maazị Ọsụọfịa nwere ọnụ,HO! HA! Nwanyị na esi pọtị na esi ajọ nri,HO! HA! Ya kpọtụba! Ya gazie. Ụmụ nne Abrahamụọgụ Aṅụsịobi ...
Read More »