The Black Tax Dilemma: When Helping Home Becomes a Heavy Burden

Last week, we cracked open a tough conversation: Are Nigerians in the diaspora really winning? The answer wasn’t as simple as “yes” or “no.” We peeled back the layers—the financial struggles, the emotional toll, and the unspoken regrets that linger beneath the polished success stories. But if there’s one factor that shapes the diaspora experience…

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Are You Single and Searching over 35:7 Steps to Finding a Life Partner in 6 months. Part 2.

We continue this week with our discourse on a social problem in the society right now.Why do we have a proliferation of brilliant, successful and beautifulwomen aged 35 and above stillsingle and searching for life partners? Women’s Hub went to town and discovered more findings.You might have to revisit last week’s article to refresh your…

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Weathering the Storm: A Nigerian Guide to Resilience in Uncertain Times

2025 has barely begun, yet the global climate—both political and economic—already feels turbulent. Rising inflation, shifting job markets, unpredictable policies, and economic uncertainty are challenges that affect Nigerians at home and abroad in unique ways. For those abroad, it’s about managing the complexities of living in a foreign system while staying connected to family back…

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