Toxic masculinity: When men kill successful women – Abiodun Kuforiji-Nkwocha
Today is a good day to discuss toxic masculinity. I am mildly pleased that people are getting annoyed at the term ‘woke’ and what it means. Th...
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Adulthood is not easy in Nigeria – Abiodun Kuforiji-Nkwocha
Adulthood is biting. We haven’t had more than 12 hours electricity in the last three weeks. I don’t know if there is some sort of equipment br...
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Don’t be Korra Obidi – Abiodun Kuforiji- Nkwocha
Don’t be Korra Obidi. How many times do we have to learn and relearn the lessons? Why aren’t they sticking? How do we keep falling for the same sort of thing over...
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Nigeria: Will our next president make a difference? – Abiodun Kuforiji-Nkwocha
I never really participated in political discussions about Nigeria avidly till 2015. I cannot pinpoint why there was apathy prior to 2015 elec...
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Mercy Aigbe: Should married women maintain friendships with single women? – Abiodun Nkwocha
Have you been following the Mercy Aigbe Story? If you haven’t, let me just give you a brief recap. A few weeks ago, news broke out that...
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Young women are amazing – Abiodun Kuforiji-Nkwocha
Some days I don’t think young women of today know how lucky they are to live in the times that they live in. I was having a discussion with a friend...
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15 hours an atheist without God – Abiodun Nkwocha
One day she woke up and it wasn’t there anymore. She shut her eyes to pray to God and halted midway. She started again and as the same words she had...
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Any hypochondriac like me out there? – Abiodun Kuforiji-Nkwocha
Let me start by admitting that I am a hypochondriac. Growing up, I had a nickname amongst my siblings. They called me ‘informator’. Thi...
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Are we in trouble in Nigeria? – Abiodun Kuforiji-Nkwocha
Just a few days ago, a voice note went viral in Nigeria. A presumably young woman was making fun of men that drive Benz 2012. She called it an old mo...
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What older Nigerian women know that younger ones do not – Abiodun Kuforiji-Nkwocha
This is already sounding like an odd topic. If I was a younger Nigerian woman (18 to 29), I would probably bristle at the title of this article. The reason it would upset...
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