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Ivie’s Musings: You See, What Happened Was…

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What Makes Me A Nigerian.

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I Love Books: ‘My Sister The Serial Killer’ by Oyinkan Braithwaite.

This book… This book is everything I had hoped it would be. Ayoola is a Serial killer, and Korede, her … More

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#Repost Series. High Heels and Low Expectations: The Lingering Frustrations of Being a Nigerian Woman.

There are times when being a Nigerian woman is an awesome experience. Step out onto a random street in any part … More

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#Repost Series: 5 Lessons I Learned From My Secondary School Days.

I attended secondary school in Lagos, Nigeria in the 1990s. I have chosen to have very selective memories about my … More

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Ivie’s Musings: How Low Should My Expectations Go?

In this month’s newsletter, I share some thoughts about the upcoming general elections in Nigeria, and how we as Nigerians … More

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#Repost Series: A Day In The Life Of A Nigerian With Trust Issues.

  It’s Monday morning.   You wake up with a smug smile on your face. There is artificial darkness all around … More

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Ivie’s Musings: A Library Checklist.

Hey! I wrote my third book last year at the Library at Yaradua Centre in Abuja. I’ve had some time … More

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Dear Nigerian Blogs, P is for Plagiarism.

As a Writer, I’m happy when people read my work, and even happier when they share my work with their … More

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Ivie’s Musings: Ice Cream For My Nigerian Soul.

Hey Everyone! In this month’s newsletter, I share how a cup of ice cream led me to have deep thoughts … More

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