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Horror Stories: Why We Are Drawn to Stories That Scare Us
Horror stories have a strange way of keeping us interested, even when they make us uncomfortable. From ghost tales and mysterious encounters to frightening movies and unexplained events, people have always been drawn to stories that create fear and suspense. But why do we willingly seek out experiences designed to scare us? Explore the psychology of fear, curiosity, the unknown, and why scary stories continue to entertain audiences across generations.
Deborah Francis
5 hours ago3 min read


Why Do Songs Get Stuck in Our Heads? Understanding the Earworm Effect
You hear a song once in the morning, and somehow it is still playing in your head hours later. You may not even like the song, but your brain keeps replaying the same chorus or melody. This surprisingly common experience is known as an earworm. While it can be amusing, frustrating, or both, the phenomenon offers an interesting look at how the brain processes music, memory, repetition, and emotion.
Deborah Francis
6 hours ago4 min read


Nollywood: Why Nigerian Filmmakers Are Bringing Old Stories Back to Life
Nollywood has grown from a local film industry into one of the world's most recognizable sources of African entertainment. Along the way, Nigerian filmmakers have increasingly looked beyond contemporary stories and returned to something much older: folklore, traditional beliefs, history, legends, and stories passed down through generations. By combining these familiar cultural elements with modern filmmaking, Nollywood is introducing old Nigerian stories to audiences who may
Deborah Francis
8 hours ago3 min read


Personal Data: The Hidden Cost of Using Free Apps
From social media and messaging platforms to shopping and entertainment apps, free digital services have become part of everyday life. But while you may not pay with money, you could be giving something else in return: your personal data. Information such as your location, interests, online activity, and preferences can help companies understand their users and deliver personalized services and advertising. Understanding how personal data is collected and used can help you ma
Deborah Francis
8 hours ago3 min read


When Morality Becomes a Judgment: Why Some People Feel the Need to Shame Those Who Live Freely
This piece explores how personal beliefs, especially religious convictions, can sometimes turn into judgment toward people who choose to live differently.

Judith Nnakee
12 hours ago7 min read


Why Do We Get Déjà Vu? Understanding the Science Behind Déjà Vu
Have you ever walked into a new place, met someone for the first time, or experienced a completely ordinary moment and suddenly felt like you had been there before? That mysterious sensation is called déjà vu. Although it can feel strangely personal or even supernatural, researchers have explored several possible explanations for why it happens. From memory processing to the way the brain recognizes familiar experiences, déjà vu may reveal something fascinating about how our
Deborah Francis
1 day ago4 min read


Glow or Damage? The Dangers of Counterfeit Beauty Products in Nigeria
This piece focuses on the growing problem of fake skincare and hair products in Nigeria and the risks they pose to consumers.

Judith Nnakee
4 days ago4 min read


Was the Bible Altered? A Look at Its Human History
This piece explores the history of the Bible and asks a difficult but important question: was the Bible altered as it was passed from generation to generation?

Judith Nnakee
6 days ago8 min read


What happened in Minna: The Deaths of 37 Detainees Must Be Fully Investigated
This piece calls for a thorough, independent investigation into the deaths of 37 suspected illegal miners in NSCDC custody in Minna.

Judith Nnakee
7 days ago6 min read


Nigeria’s 2027 Election Is Already Here: What Should Voters Be Paying Attention To?
The 2027 Nigerian election is already taking shape, with political parties preparing, campaigns beginning and voters paying closer attention to the political landscape. The presidential and National Assembly elections are scheduled for January 16, 2027, followed by the governorship and State Houses of Assembly elections on February 6. As political activity increases, voters have an important role to play in looking beyond campaign promises, social media arguments and politica
Deborah Francis
7 days ago5 min read


What the Ondo Poisoning Tragedy Teaches Us About Food and Drink Safety in Nigeria
The suspected poisoning of residents in parts of Ondo State has raised serious concerns about food and drink safety in Nigeria. Dozens of people have died after consuming a locally brewed alcoholic drink suspected to have been contaminated, while many others have required medical treatment. Although investigations into the exact cause are ongoing, the incident highlights the dangers of consuming unregulated food and beverages and the importance of knowing when a product may b
Deborah Francis
7 days ago4 min read


Dangote Refinery IPO: What Does It Mean for the Average Nigerian Investor?
The Dangote Refinery IPO has opened a new conversation about investment and public ownership in Nigeria. With 4.1 billion shares offered at ₦525 each and a minimum subscription of 10 shares, eligible investors can participate with ₦5,250. But beyond the excitement surrounding one of Africa's largest refineries, investors need to understand what an IPO actually means, how the offer works, the risks involved and what owning shares could mean for them.
Deborah Francis
Sep 185 min read


Nigerian Education: Are We Really Educating or Just Producing Certificate Holders?
This piece examines the Nigerian educational system, highlighting its importance as well as challenges such as inadequate infrastructure, examination pressure, limited resources, and the gap between education and employment.

Judith Nnakee
Sep 183 min read


When Social Media Becomes Your Newsroom: Can Nigerians Still Tell What Is True?
Social media has become one of the fastest ways Nigerians receive news about politics, entertainment, emergencies, business and everyday events. A single post can reach thousands of people within minutes, but speed does not always mean accuracy. With so much information competing for attention, knowing how to identify reliable information has become increasingly important. Here are practical ways to question, verify and understand the news we encounter online.
Deborah Francis
Sep 174 min read


The Real Cost of Eating Healthy in Nigeria Today
Healthy eating in Nigeria is often presented as a matter of simply choosing fruits, vegetables, whole grains and lean proteins. But for many households, the reality is more complicated. Rising food prices have made it increasingly difficult to maintain a balanced diet while staying within a limited budget. As families adjust what they buy and how often they eat certain foods, nutrition can easily become one of the first things affected. Understanding this reality is important
Deborah Francis
Sep 174 min read


Why More Young Nigerians Are Choosing Side Hustles Over Traditional Careers
Side hustles in Nigeria have become more than a trend among young people. From online businesses and content creation to catering, fashion, freelancing and digital services, many Nigerians are finding ways to earn outside traditional employment. But what is driving this shift? For some, it is the search for financial security, while others want independence, flexibility or an opportunity to turn a personal skill into a business. The rise of side hustles is changing how young
Deborah Francis
Sep 175 min read


Patriarchy: Men Must Be Strong, Women Must Be Submissive; Who Created These Rules?
This piece examines patriarchy and how traditional gender roles and expectations continue to influence society.

Judith Nnakee
Sep 163 min read


Are You Being Manipulated? The Subtle Tactics People Use to Control Others
This piece explores the meaning of manipulation, how it can appear in relationships, friendships, families, and workplaces, and the different ways people may manipulate others through guilt, fear, emotional blackmail, or gaslighting.

Judith Nnakee
Sep 154 min read


There’s No Money, There’s No Job, but What Are You Doing About It? Learn a skill today!
This piece emphasizes the importance of investing in yourself by learning a valuable skill instead of constantly complaining about the lack of jobs or money.

Judith Nnakee
Sep 126 min read


Things You Can Invest In: A Beginner’s Guide to Growing Your Money
This piece explains the different things people can invest in, including stocks, ETFs, mutual funds, bonds, government securities, real estate, commodities, and personal skills.

Judith Nnakee
Sep 115 min read
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