Dear Nigerian Millennial, We’re back! The one cliché that best explains why we had to take a short hiatus is that nothing good comes easy. We’ve had to evaluate and re-evaluate, strategize and re-strategize, but hey, you can’t keep a […]
Last week was a long week. Luckily, it was also a fun week which means it was a particularly lucrative week for our “amebo ministry” and here we are as always to give you the dish on all the things […]
Ever had a random person clean up a mess you made before? Oh, it can be the most embarrassing experience. Way too often they have you wishing you had just taken care of the clean-up yourself. We’ve got a mess […]
Drum roll please, In the news this week, there have been hiccups, slight thundering, and downright earthquakes. And because amebo is our work, here we are to lay them all out for you. After the letter bomb of the last […]
So Donald Trump made a very derogatory statement about African countries and a few others. And now we are all aflutter, screaming bloody murder because a man we have all adjudged unreasonable called us an insulting name. My take: get […]
Somewhere around a major road in Surulere, there is an open man hole. It is open because someone thought it was a good idea to steal the heavy metal cover that had been used to seal that hole. He or […]
By: Peter Okoyomoh When could a visit from business associates, customers or friends cost you legally? Having friends, family or business associates visit our homes and business premises could be fun and exciting, however, things may not always go smoothly. Accidents […]
I get very jealous of kids in some foreign movies. They make me wonder who I would have been if someone had given me the kind of career and life counselling those kids are exposed to. This is despite the […]
We find ourselves laughing at stuff that are not even remotely funny. A woman killed her husband a few weeks ago. She took a knife and stabbed him till he was dead. Since then, the Internet has been awash with […]
The word role model often brings to mind our primary school days when we were routinely asked this question and we would reply with childish innocence; my mummy and my daddy, followed by the name of some random famous person […]
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