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Author: Kofoworola Odozi

Kofoworola Odozi

Running from the wishlist

Christmas is approximately a month and few days from today, and I know I want a gift myself and would be pompous of me to assume my friends don't too. Sometimes I wish I had

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Being Nigerian 101

"I sure say you never use road travel before" Said the obnoxious cab man as he got enroute dominos pizza. I remember letting out an uncanny giggle, if we looked like our problems MEhnnn. Anyway

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Citation: Movie review

Citation (Movie review) When I first watched the trailer of citation, well mostly heard, I was in the living room and my sister in the room when I heard Temi Otedola’s voice from her phone

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Eating away my salary

Days ago on Twitter the trend was to talk about tipping waiters, which I don't think is compulsory, but along the line someone mentioned how if you can pay 500k for food, why can't you

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What is your body count?

Uh, none of your business. My initial intention for this piece was to write some mildly acceptable sex related questions that are somewhat okay to ask. Then my mind went blank at number one, because

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Enola Holmes: Movie review

Enola Holmes: Movie review

ENOLA HOLMES The movie review I have awoken from my sleep, it is 1:32 am, to write this review. The tales of this movie will not leave my heart unless I tell someone about it,

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Adulting is a sham

Adulting is a sham! Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise, today we will be attacking the money eating demons. Yurr, you just stepped into a MFM sermon, prepare your mind and your bibles…. At some

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Wizkid’s “Made in lagos” (review)

Wizkid’s “Made in lagos” (review)

Updates sex playlist As of this morning, I have had the ‘Made in Lagos’ album blasting through my headphones more times than I can remember. I think some of the observations I have made will

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Movie Review: The house with a clock in it’s wall

Movie Review: The house with a clock in it’s wall

Before I watched this film, I stereotyped it. And I apologize for that. I stereotyped it to be something boring _ you know, I mean look at the title. So, it pretty much sat in

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The Massacre; Tuesday to remember

There's a river, in the east of Nigeria. It carries bodies, victims of the police brutality of this country. It scares me that maybe someday, someone I know may just be floating in it. Tuesday

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