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Nigerian cuisine stems from a rich fusion of traditions spanning the ethnic groups in the country’s North, East, West and South regions. Meals can include dishes from different cultures featuring staples like cassava, rice, beans, meat, fish, vegetables, spices, palm oil and more. The popularity of certain foods also sometimes...

An efficient and dependable transport system is essential for economic growth and improving Nigerians' quality of life. Nigeria's transport sector faces challenges but also great opportunities. As Nigeria's population increases, demand for transportation rises. Transport companies must expand services, acquire newer vehicles, adopt technology, and prioritize safety and customer service...

If you are scared of wall geckos or owls, you're not alone in your animal phobia. it is estimated that over 65% of Nigerians are scared of owls and Wall Geckos. Apart from those two animals, there are other animals that invoke fear in many Nigerians. Read Also:5 Nigerian Celebrities...

Are you a Nigerian resident or citizen hoping to investigate the world, however you are stressed over movement limitations and visa issues. At that point you would be happy to understand that there are certain nations Nigerians can visit with no visa necessity. In the event that you are a...

Recently, a story surfaced on the internet about a man stabbing his wife and also committing suicide after he found out that one of his two children was not his biological child. According to reports, the couple went for a DNA test for their Canadian Visa when results showed that...

The rainy season in Nigeria is one of the most depressing moments for Lagosians. Lekki, Victoria Island and Ajah dwellers are mostly affected on the Island and Ikeja, Ikorodu etc get the heat on the mainland. The flooding situation in Lagos is fast becoming an annual party to look forward...

Diezani Alison-Madueke served as Nigeria's first female President of OPEC (Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries) from November 27, 2014 to December 2, 2015. During her time in office, she diverted state funds, awarded multi-billion naira contracts without regard for due process, as well as recklessly spent  government funds. Diezani Alison-Madueke, ...

Religion has been used to justify a whole host of violent atrocities in Nigeria, and there are religious leaders who have been directly or indirectly responsible for countless deaths. Many of them thought they were doing God’s work. The people on this list are different because they didn’t take a...