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5 Nigerian parenting rules that are actually toxic

1 day ago | pulse.ng | Anna Ajayi

Our parents did their best with what they knew, but we know better. Can we all agree that parenting in Nigeria comes with an unspoken rulebook, passed down through generations? Because there's no way you can tell us that they didn't all attend the same prestigious School of African Parenting, complete with standardised threats and guilt trips.
5 unexpected sexual beliefs in the Bible that might surprise you

1 day ago | pulse.ng | Anna Ajayi

The Bible has more to say about sex than your Sunday school teacher will ever admit. I used to think the Bible was pretty cut and dry when it came to sex: no premarital sex, no adultery, and definitely no funny business outside marriage. But something about that didn’t sit right with me.
Da Grin's legacy shines in the enduring success of Indigenous Hip Hop [15th Anniversary]

2 days ago | pulse.ng | Adeayo Adebiyi

Today marks 15 years since Nigeria lost the remarkable rapper Da Grin. In 2015, Nigerian hip hop was been dominated by indigenous rappers Olamide, Phyno, and Reminsice who marked the moment with their era defining collaboration 'Local Rappers'. 5 years before its release, the Nigerian music industry lost one of the shining lights in rapper Da Grin, whose smooth westernised delivery, new school swag, and seamless Yoruba fusion announced a new era for Indigenous hip hop.
Stop blaming the economy — this is why you’re still broke | Pulse Nigeria

2 days ago | pulse.ng | Anna Ajayi

If you track your expenses for a week, you’ll be shocked at where your money is going. Money comes in, and just like that, it disappears. Poof. You check your bank app and as yourself, “Wait, who spent this money? Was it me?” Sounds painfully familiar? What you might not realise is how often we spend on small, seemingly insignificant things. Individually, they don’t feel like a big deal, but over time? These things add up.
How Nigerian churches are making millions from online sermons

2 days ago | pulse.ng | Anna Ajayi

Sermons aren’t just saving souls anymore, they’re raking in serious cash. Once upon a time, to hear your pastor preach, you had to dress up, grab your Bible, and find your way to church, rain or shine. Fast forward to now, and all you need is data and a decent phone. Nigerian churches have now gone digital — from YouTube sermons and Instagram Lives to TikTok snippets and full-blown church apps, let’s just say, they didn’t come to play.
Burna Boy sells out England's biggest indoor arena in landmark concert

2 days ago | pulse.ng | Adeayo Adebiyi

Grammy winner Burna Boy continues to make strides with his historic concertsIn another landmark feat, Burna Boy recently sold out The Co-op Manchester which is England's biggest indoor Arena. The concert which took place on April 21, 2025, comes just days after the Grammy winner made history by filling up the 80,000 capacity Stade De France in Paris.
5 brutal and extreme religious practices from the past

2 days ago | pulse.ng | Anna Ajayi

For many, religion is a sacred, peaceful space. It's where people go for hope, for healing, for answers. But history has shown us that devotion can sometimes take a darker, more brutal turn. In the name of pleasing gods, purifying the soul, or showing complete submission, some believers have taken their devotion to extreme lengths, practising rituals that would make even the most faithful among us wince. These practices blur the line between spiritual dedication and outright torture.
5 Nigerian governors who got suspiciously richer after leaving office

2 days ago | pulse.ng | Anna Ajayi

Politics was never meant to be a get-rich-quick scheme, yet somehow, it’s become just that. Nigerian politics is controversial. Public servants enter office as humble “servants of the people,” but by the time they leave, many have mysteriously amassed the kind of wealth that raises eyebrows and questions. This is a recurring plotline. One we're all familiar with. These supposed leaders treat governance like a personal ATM, withdrawing fortunes at the people’s expense.
Jesus boy wins big: Spyro buys new house, claps back at doubters

2 days ago | pulse.ng | Ibukunoluwa Daramola

He recalls how he felt like a 'write off' at times. Nigerian singer Spyro has taken to social media to show off his newly acquired home, sharing his emotional testimony reflecting on his journey from doubt to success and abundance. In a heartfelt Instagram post on April 22, 2025, the Who’s Your Guy?
Rema makes rousing return to Coachella stage after earlier hick-ups

2 days ago | pulse.ng | Adeayo Adebiyi

Nigerian superstar Rema dazzles fans at the 2025 Coachella. One of the most famous music festivals globally, Coachella annually attracts thousands of people who gather at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California, to see some of the world's most famous artists perform. After initial technical challenges that stopped his first appearance, Grammy-nominated star Rema returned to the Coachella stage for his second weekend outing.