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Nobody Dey Respect Rag Until Shoe Don Enter Mud

In Naija style, we sabi say nobody dey hail rag until their shoes don dirty. This simple truth, wey dey grounded in African wisdom, dey teach us say true respect comes when help or value become necessary. Like Tijjani Ajeka put am on Medium, the rag “existed only to wipe clean the dirty shoes ofContinueContinue reading “Nobody Dey Respect Rag Until Shoe Don Enter Mud”

Shelf-Worthy: 12 Latest Nigeria Novels You Need to Read

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie returns with “Dream Count,” exploring the lives of four Nigerian women. Debut author Chukwuebuka Ibeh’s “Blessings” portrays a gay man’s struggles with family. Akwaeke Emezi’s “Little Rot” exposes Lagos nightlife chaos. The collection showcases diverse narratives reflecting identity, resilience, and the complexities of modern Nigeria.