Culture
Language is an integral part of a people’s culture. Beyond communication, it bears historical significance,…
She visited Europe after spending almost three decades in Nigeria but admitted to friends “I didn’t’ fit in”.
“Gentlemen, as we have always said, we have been working on the safe release of the girls.”
“Creative industries are becoming creative economies.”
You can’t claim to be Nigerian and not know that anytime a wedding is mentioned, you almost always have to talk about Aṣọ Ẹbí.