While crypto traders chase pumps and fintech apps race for sign-ups, Flo Finance (Flo Chinyere) is doing something the Nigerian personal finance creator space rarely sees, showing people exactly what two decades of patient investing actually looks like. Open YouTube and search “how to invest in Nigeria” and you will find yourself at a fork. One path leads to excited creators hyping the latest arbitrage opportunity or dollar-yield app. The other leads you, quietly, to a channel run by a Nigerian woman based in Madrid who has been buying FGN Savings Bonds before most of her viewers could spell “compound…
Author: Eyitayo Jemimah Ajayi
Eyitayo Jemimah Ajayi
Eyitayo Jemimah Ajayi is a fashion and lifestyle content writer who writes on topics that interests her and picks her curiosity. She is also an unapologetic movie lover which leads her to writing movie reviews.
From a Lagos apartment to over 1.4 million followers across platforms, Fisayo Fosudo has done what very few African creators have managed: he built a global-standard media brand out of nothing but curiosity, discipline, and a relentless eye for quality. There is a particular kind of creator. One who is rare, almost mythical, who makes you forget you are watching content. They make you feel like you are sitting across from a brilliant friend who happens to know everything about tech, money, and storytelling. Fisayo Fosudo is that creator, and he has been quietly building one of Nigeria’s most impressive digital…
You collect billions in security votes every month, so why are 39 children still in the jungle, Governor Makinde? There is a word that Nigerians are now placing at the centre of the Oyo kidnapping crisis and it is not “constitution.” It is security vote. While Governor Seyi Makinde has repeatedly cited constitutional limitations as the reason his hands are tied over the abduction of 39 students and several teachers from three schools in Oriire Local Government Area on May 15, 2026, a growing chorus of critics is asking a sharper, more uncomfortable question: what, then, is the security vote…
When 39 students were kidnapped, the Governor said his hands were tied; were they? A New Daily Prime investigation into the constitutional limits and loopholes of a Nigerian governor’s security powers. On the morning of Friday, May 15, 2026, gunmen descended on three schools in the Oriire Local Government Area of Oyo State and left with 39 students and several teachers in tow. The schools, which were Baptist Nursery and Primary School in Yawota, Community Grammar School, and L.A. Primary School in Esiele, were attacked in a coordinated fashion, plunging one of Nigeria’s most politically active southwestern states into grief,…
Nigeria is in the middle of a full-blown baby boom, and the fashion that has come with it is nothing short of spectacular. From Lagos to Iceland, Nigerian celebrity maternity fashion is dominating timelines, inspiring new mothers, and proving that the bump is one of the most powerful style accessories of our time. A season of bumps and stylishness If 2026 has a theme in Nigeria’s entertainment world, it is new life. Temi Otedola and Mr Eazi announced their first pregnancy together through a maternity photoshoot so visually arresting it stopped the internet cold. Simi, ever the quiet icon, revealed…
Nigeria is in the middle of a baby boom and it is the most stylish one the country has ever seen. In 2026, pregnancy announcements have become full productions. Maternity shoots are going viral before the congratulations finish rolling in. And somehow, in a year already packed with music, films, and culture, the most captivating aesthetic movement sweeping Nigerian social media is the baby bump. This is not a coincidence. This is a new wave. The names driving this beautiful moment read like a who’s who of Nigerian entertainment. Veekee James set the tone early. The bridal couture designer announced…
A reflective essay on the normalization of harassment, exploring how Mexico’s president’s assault exposes society’s quiet acceptance of everyday violations. The normalization of harassment is one of the most disturbing yet invisible forces shaping modern life. When Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum was groped in public despite her position and security, the world was forced to confront an uncomfortable truth: if such an act can happen to a head of state, what hope exists for ordinary women who face the same daily violations without cameras or protection? This event did not simply reveal a criminal act; it exposed how deeply the…
The Nigerian influencers’ economy is booming in 2025, turning everyday creators into digital celebrities and transforming entertainment and brand marketing. The Nigerian influencer economy has become one of the fastest-growing sectors in Africa’s digital landscape. From Instagram reels and TikTok dances to YouTube skits and brand collaborations, content creation is no longer just a pastime. It’s a thriving industry that is reshaping entertainment, advertising, and culture in Nigeria. In 2025, the lines between celebrity and content creator are blurring. Everyday Nigerians are becoming stars from their living rooms, using short-form videos, viral humor, and relatable storytelling to connect with millions.…
House of Dynamite movie review: Kathryn Bigelow returns with a tense Netflix thriller that fuses realism, suspense, and moral chaos in a nuclear crisis. In this House of Dynamite movie review, Kathryn Bigelow’s latest Netflix release explodes onto screens with intellectual tension rather than visual fireworks. The Oscar-winning director behind The Hurt Locker and Zero Dark Thirty crafts a nerve-wracking thriller that examines power, panic, and decision-making when a rogue nuclear missile threatens the United States. Bigelow delivers not just suspense, but a study of how systems, political, military, and human, fail under pressure. With its chilling realism, House of…
The protracted Ochanya Case against serial child rape and death exposed Nigeria’s flawed legal system. Calls for appeal and judicial reform are ongoing for justice. The tragic death of Elizabeth Ochanya Ogbanje in October 2018 was a devastating indictment of the systemic failure to protect children from sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) in Nigeria. At just 13, Ochanya, an internally displaced orphan, allegedly died from health complications linked to years of serial rape and abuse by her guardian, Andrew Ogbuja, and his son, Victor Ogbuja, in Benue State. Her harrowing ordeal and death immediately became a national symbol for the…
