Pretty Nicole Says Marriage Can Wait Despite Receiving Many Proposals
Pretty Nicole has a simple answer for the men asking for her hand in marriage: they will have to wait. The media personality says her
Netflix Takes on YouTube With Bite-Sized Videos From BuzzFeed, Vogue and Variety
Netflix is making one of its biggest changes in years by bringing short-form videos to its streaming platform in a move that puts it in
Tracy Mildred Challenges Belief That Social Media Ruins Relationships
Whenever relationships hit rough patches, social media often takes the blame. From unanswered messages and suspicious online interactions to endless scrolling and viral relationship advice,
The Relationship Nobody Wants to Admit They Are In
By Kasemire Christina Mulinde Congratulations, you are in a relationship. Except you are really not. You might talk every day, know their favourite food, spend
Tolami Benson Says She Wants a Private Wedding With Bukayo Saka
Tolami Benson says she has no plans to chase the perfect Instagram wedding when she marries England footballer Bukayo Saka. In an interview with The
Shoday Claims Money Is the Ultimate Life Hack
Can money really solve most of life’s problems? According to Shoday, the answer is yes. The fast-rising Nigerian singer has ignited conversation after sharing his
“If They Wanted To, They Probably Would”
By Kasemire Christina Mulinde It’s one of the most repeated dating phrases on the internet: “If they wanted to, they would.” Simple, catchy, and a
We Need to Stop Romanticizing Being “Nonchalant”
By Kasemire Christina Mulinde Somewhere along the way, caring and showing interest became uncool. Replying too quickly or double-texting is seen as desperate. We have
The Truth About Cheating: It Never “Just Happens”
By Kasemire Christina Mulinde We have all heard the excuse before: “It just happened.” As if cheating is something that falls out of the sky
Blord Says Marriage Is Not an Achievement
Celebrity Nigerian businessman Blord has urged young people to stop treating marriage as a race, insisting that readiness matters more than reaching the altar quickly.
