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As if sitting at home for 14 days isn't tiring, the federal government has extended the lockdown. Coronavirus please Here are all the things you thought you would be doing.   1.You probably thought you’d be at the club partying and taking some bottles Read Also: 7 Intelligent Things The Government...

This lockdown has made it difficult for most of us not to know what day of the week it is. Is it Saturday or Monday? Well, today is Good Friday, and now that we are under a lockdown, all we can do is frown and imagine the things we would...

2013 was the year Cynthia Morgan became famous or has Nigerians will say 'Blow'. Her singles Don't Break My Heart and Lead Me On, German juice had turned out to be hit songs that grew on Nigerians surprisingly fast. But barely five years down the line, everyone who knew Cynthia...

  https://giphy.com/gifs/hungry-CDpAmfo9dbOyA I kid you not, that's how the stomach of Nigerians are rumbling at the moment. Hunger is now the order of the day. Few days ago some one in warri died as a result of hunger. You can get the full gist here Well, to curb the hunger,...

The COVID-19 outbreak have forced many of us to sit tight at home and it has made us realize that staying at home is only sweet if it’s your choice. We hope the lockdown does not exceed 2 weeks! Here are some Patience Ozokwor memes that perfectly sums up your ...

  Bored and alone? Well, you're not alone. This lockdown is not helping matters. But one has to obey the government: staying safe matters. Read Also: 5 Mind-Blowing Things We Have Seen In Nigeria Since The Coronavirus Outbreak While you are staying safe, we made a playlist of evergreen Nigerian gbedu...

As Nigeria's COVID-19 pandemic escalates, a growing number of States across the country are in various stages of lockdown. Read Also: 5 Things You Promised Yourself You’ll Do During The Lockdown, And 5 Things You Are Really Doing Being confined to home for two weeks, with limited food has inevitably led...

Some call it a lockdown, others call  it a compulsory public holiday. Whatever name you choose to describe the current situation in Nigeria, the truth is that this lockdown is going to exceed two weeks and we all feel like prisoners in our homes. So, how can you have a...