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With Fiber One, You Can Snack Deliciously

Fiber One 90 Calorie Chewy Bar

I met and fell in love with Fiber One some years ago when my mom had what seemed to be an unnatural addiction to fiber. It was as if she just rediscovered it. The house was full of everything Fiber One, and both mom and I used to fight for the last bit of cereal. Years later, I'm still not over Fiber One, which is why I couldn't wait to dig in when I had the opportunity to eat some snacks. Speaking of snacks, the struggle! Is there anyone who does not need to snack? If so, tell me your Read More

Dear Nigerians, What Is It With You And Party Food?

Jollof rice

Obviously, I cannot count how many Nigerian parties/events I have attended in my lifetime, but there's something that happens at all of them: the food craze. This craze does not transfer to non Nigerian food though, only the Nigerian one. For example, I remember attending a wedding where they served all Nigerian food, like mashed potatoes, baked salmon, green leafy salad, and no rice, and the guests were visibly unsatisfied and disapppointed. We all know that no Nigerian party is complete Read More

The Differences between BB and CC Creams: Which One Should You Choose?

The Differences between BB and CC Creams: Which One Should You Choose?

If you were around when the BB Cream craze first hit the market, then you probably know about the establishment of CC and DD creams as well. Today we are going to narrow it down to the two most popular: BB and CC, and discuss the differences between the two. First, Where Can I Buy BB and CC Creams? The answer is: anywhere that sells makeup! You can find BB and CC Creams at your local drugstore or department store, and on popular skincare and makeup ecommerce sites like Read More

The Back To School Fun Isn’t For Students Only

The Back To School Fun Isn’t For Students Only

When I was in elementary school, my parents told me that I was a scholar. They said I don't become a student until I get into secondary school. In America, the first year of secondary school is part of middle school (7th grade). I could not wait to become a student. To me, it signified growth and maturity - especially maturity. Although we technically had back to school shopping in Nigeria, it was not officially called that, and the shopping was more about school supplies like books, food and Read More

If Balaam Was Nigerian (And His Donkey Talked)

Balaam's donkey

Igwe and I are still reading the bible and trying to know God better. Currently, we're in the first book of Samuel. We have not gone as far as we should have because for a couple of weeks, we slacked. I cannot speak for Igwe, but for me, I wish I was a better child of God. I'm disappointed in how many times I dishonor Him in a day. But for now, let's focus on the humor I find in the bible. I especially love comparing some of these stories to the characters being Nigerian. Today, we're looking at Read More

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