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Whether they’re loud or silent, stinky, or odorless, everyone farts. Doctors say the average person farts anywhere from 5 to 15 times per day. Farting is a normal part of digestion that reflects the activity of the bacteria in your gut. You might also notice that you fart more when...

Lately, bipolar disorder has become some sort of a trend. Everyone who’s messing up in one way or the other relies on this “innocent” disorder for justification. What is bipolar disorder? Bipolar disorder (manic depression) is primarily a mental illness characterized by extreme changes in mood (mood swings); from high...

The BBNaija season 5 is set to kick off on Sunday, July 17th 2020. Are you excited? I'm sure you are. As we gear up to another season of drama, let naijmobile.com wet your appetite with what the past 4 winners have been up to   1. Katung Aduwak The...

Nigerian pastor Lazarus Muoka is the founder and General Overseer of The Lord's Chosen Charismatic Revival Movement. He is one of the influential and wealthy pastors in Nigeria and Africa. His church, the Lord's Chosen Charismatic Revival Ministries is one of Nigeria’s largest Christian congregations. I have very beautiful pictures...

Like faces, First ladies should be very well-groomed both in the way they carry themselves around and the way they dress. All eyes pry on them be it a young kid or an old person. They are expected to represent their respective African head of states spouses with dignity and...

Are you broke? Are  you looking for some ways to make money online? Are you looking for apps to make money in Nigeria? You are at the right place. In this post, naijmobile.com will be showing you 5 apps you can use to money right in the comfort of your...

The rainy season is here again and is that time your stingy friend would always ask you to share your corn or hit the “joint” for a cold bottle of beer and pepper soup. Well, if you are a married man and you have that friend who would want you...

Sticks and stones in form of erratic supply of electricity, depressing exchange rates, looting of government funds and fuel scarcity don’t break Nigerians. Rather than get outraged, Nigerians remain one of the happiest group of people in the world. What they cannot stand, however, is hearing someone ruin the reputation...