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By Bababunmi Agbebi The label of women as the “weaker vessel” persists, despite clashing with both logic and modern reality. In a world where women lead nations, innovate, raise families, …
Rethinking the “Weaker Vessel” Label: A Call for Nuance and Respect Read More
By Chiagoziem Abosi A Life in Power: From Military to Democracy Muhammadu Buhari, Nigeria’s former military head of state (1983–1985) and later president (2015–2023), has died at 82 in London, …
Former Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari Dies at 82 in London Read More
By Chiagoziem Abosi From the moment the first bus horn blares at 5:00 a.m. to the last market stall closing at night, Lagos never rests. The city pulses with energy, …
Too Many People, Too Little Space: Is Lagos Outgrowing Itself? Read More
By Bababunmi Agbebi Nigerians abroad are grappling with growing immigration hurdles as countries tighten policies. We examine how it impacts Nigerian communities. U.S. Crackdown: Nigerians Impacted As of 2015, about 376,000 …
Nigerians in Diaspora Struggle with Tougher Immigration Policies Worldwide Read More
We hit the vibrant streets of Ikeja to chat with local fruit sellers, uncovering how they got started, how profitable the business really is, and the daily challenges they face.Their …
Fruit Sellers in Ikeja, Lagos Read More
By Sunkanmi Adewunmi Nigeria’s schooling system has seen waves of ambitious federal education policies – from Universal Basic Education (UBE) to JAMB admission rules and TETFund budgets – all promising …
Nigeria’s Education Policies: The Good, the Bad, and the Real Impact Read More
By Sunkanmi Adewunmi Domestic abuse is a widespread issue in Nigeria, affecting thousands of women each year. It goes beyond physical violence to include emotional, sexual, psychological, and financial harm. …
Breaking the Silence: Domestic Violence in Nigeria Read More
By Bababunmi Agbebi As part of IkejaBird’s celebration of women and their remarkable achievements, we shine a spotlight on trailblazing women who have broken barriers and made lasting impacts in …
Women Who Lead: Powerhouses of Nigerian Media Read More
Beyond the serene streets and government mansions, hidden pockets of bad roads and potholes tell a different story. Explore the real GRA Ikeja through the IkejaBird lens.
A Look Inside GRA Ikeja Read More
by Anwuli Oseloka In recent years, Nigerian businesses have increasingly embraced technology to drive efficiency, and growth. It has revolutionized the way businesses operate and improved communication systems. Fintech companies …
Is Technology Helping Business Operations in Nigeria? Read More
By Bababunmi Agbebi Nigeria has been witnessing a surge in migration, what we locally call “Japa.” The term “Japa” is a Nigerian slang, meaning to escape or flee, often to …
JAPA Syndrome: The Impact on Family Relationships Read More
By Chiagoziem Laurina Abosi If you’ve ever had to upload a video or join a Zoom call in Ikeja during a rainstorm, you probably understand the frustration of slow or …
Starlink Is Great, But These Internet Providers Might Be Better (and Cheaper) for Lagos Users Read More
By Sunkanmi Adewunmi and Chiagoziem Laurina Abosi In Nigeria’s buzzing creative scene, many young women are turning their passions into profitable businesses—defying the odds and redefining what it means to …
Not Just a Hustle: Meet The Adire Culture Read More
The IkejaBird team hit the streets to ask Nigerian women what feminism means to them—and the responses were eye-opening. From clearing up the mix-up between feminism and misandry, to bold …
What Does Feminism Mean To You? Read More
By Bababunmi Agbebi Every day, women and girls are hurt simply because they are female. This is called Gender-Based Violence (GBV). It’s not just a personal problem—it affects families, communities, …
Breaking the Silence: The Ongoing Fight Against Gender-Based Violence Read More
Traditionalism in Ikeja goes beyond rituals—it’s a deep expression of identity, culture, and the spiritual heartbeat of the Yoruba people. In this video, the Ikejabird crew takes to the streets …
Isese – The Heart of Tradition in Ikeja Read More
For Father’s Day, we hit the streets of Lagos to ask people: what’s your favorite memory of your dad? 💭💙From tough love and sacrifices to sweet moments of pampering, these …
What’s Your Favorite Memory of Your Dad? | Father’s Day 2025 Special Read More
By Sunkanmi Adewunmi For many Nigerian women, a trip to the market, a stroll between lecture halls or even a simple walk to the car park becomes a gauntlet of …
How Women Endure Harassment in Public and Crowded Spaces Read More
As Nigeria marks June 12 – Democracy Day, we hit the streets of Lagos to ask:“If you could send one message to the President, what would it be?”Let’s just say… …
Message To The President | Nigerian Democracy Day 2025 Read More
By Bababunmi Agbebi In June 2018, former President Muhammadu Buhari made a landmark decision that reshaped Nigeria’s democratic landscape. He officially moved Democracy Day from May 29 to June 12. …
Democracy in Transition: From May 29 to June 12 — What Changed and Why It Matters Read More