Fem! Nigerian parents are without a doubt a special breed and you can’t be too careful whenever you’re dealing with them. Best believe, we know the struggle and are here to help. Here are five things that are best not shared with Nigerian parents. Please let us know the ones we missed out, you might […]
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Shey you dey whine Nigerian mothers ni? Nigerian mothers are indeed goated for many reasons. Apart from them carrying us for nine good months in their wombs, they are legendary in their comebacks and dramatics. Let’s go over ten things these amazing beings will never be caught doing: 1. Miss Sunday Service Pigs will […]
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Are you a disappointment child? Nigerian parents are a special breed and need just a little provoking to be “disappointed” in their children. Being at least two generations apart too does not help matters–they just seem to never understand why you would be so different. Let’s see how far you have gone in your “disappointing” […]
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The unspoken Do’s and Dont’s in Nigerian homes! No one can read the atmosphere in the room like a Nigerian child. This stellar ability was, of course, not formed in a day. Every Nigerian, home and abroad, can boast of having learnt social cues under the roofs of their Nigerian parents, mostly through eye signals […]
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Wisdom for those sex scenes! Watching movies with parents can go from family time to an extreme sport in the twinkle of an eye. Especially when a sex scene comes on. Don’t let the devil have the last laugh. Handle the situation like a pro with these methods. 1. Cover Your Eyes For reasons […]
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Before you move out, beware! So, you want to chill with the big boys? Moving out from your parent’s house is definitely a big flex. It is an identity badge for ‘confam’ independent adults that can sort their own bills. But is moving out really the proof of independence or is it a trap? While […]
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I Hate My Parents Parents are considered our first nurturers. Your relationship with them carries a lot of weight in defining who you are and how you relate with the world around you. For these four young Nigerians, their parents had hard lessons to teach them about life. 1. Nix*, 22 At first, it […]
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