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- [Iconic Euphoria Phrases Translated To Nigerian Languages](https://www.saharanstyles.com/iconic-euphoria-phrases-translated-to-nigerian-languages/): Translating iconic phrases related to "Euphoria" into various Nigerian languages, showcasing cultural perspectives and expressions.
- [I Am Betting on Dumebi Madubuike, and She is Betting on Experimental African Music](https://www.saharanstyles.com/dumebi-madubuike-on-making-experimental-african-music/): 20-year-old, Dumebi Madubike is embarking on a journey to carve a space for indie and experimental music made by Africans
- [Fashion and Fascism: How Authoritarian Regimes Dress Their Citizens ](https://www.saharanstyles.com/fashion-and-fascism-how-authoritarian-regimes-dress-their-citizens/): Fashion in authoritarian regimes like fascism enforces conformity, using minimalism to mask control and promote collective identity over individuality.
- [A Night At Nocturna: Dancing Until Dawn in Calabar  ](https://www.saharanstyles.com/a-night-at-nocturna-dancing-until-dawn-in-calabar/): On December 30th, I lost myself in the electrifying beats at Nocturna, dancing until dawn with friends beneath Calabar's vibrant night sky.
- [Meet Gabriella Nasky, the Stylist Behind the Viral Looks from Raindance](https://www.saharanstyles.com/meet-gabriella-nasky-jonaski-the-stylist-behind-the-viral-looks-from-raindance/): Meet Gabriella "Nasky" John Nasky, who made waves as the stylist of the viral "Raindance" music video, earning her a spot in the fashion limelight.
- [Inside the Student-Led Protests Rocking Edo State](https://www.saharanstyles.com/inside-the-student-led-protests-rocking-edo-state/): In Edo State, a wave of kidnappings has sparked intense protests led by students and residents demanding safety and accountability from authorities.
- [Why did Everyone Hate OurLand 2025, and was it that Bad?](https://www.saharanstyles.com/why-did-everyone-hate-ourland-2025-and-was-it-that-bad/): The OurLand 2025 festival was a letdown, with long waits and disappointing performances overshadowing the night.
- [Abuja Might Be The Capital, but It Certainly Isn’t A Fashion Capital, and Might Never Be](https://www.saharanstyles.com/abuja-might-be-the-capital-but-it-certainly-isnt-a-fashion-capital-and-might-never-be/): Abuja strives for the fashion relevance that Lagos has but struggles to escape its quiet, conservative identity.
- [Fela Kuti: The Man, The Myth, His Pants](https://www.saharanstyles.com/fela-kuti-the-man-the-myth-his-pants/): Journeying along the exhibition, we see that Fela’s story is not neat; Afrobeat rebellion doesn’t attempt to sanitise it...
- [The Herd backlash and Why We Should Ban “Normalisation” From Our Vocabulary](https://www.saharanstyles.com/the-herd-backlash-and-why-we-should-ban-normalisation-from-our-vocabulary/): The Netflix Nigerian film, The Herd, has caused a stir on its themes on banditry and depiction of the assailants as Northern Muslims. But we have thoughts
- [Does Time Erase Accountability: Analysing the Ezra Olubi situation and constant fall of Internet personalities](https://www.saharanstyles.com/does-time-erase-accountability-analysing-the-ezra-olubi-situation-and-constant-fall-of-internet-personalities/): A constant on the internet, is that its darlings are as prone to cancellation as a Victorian child to tuberculosis. Now it's Ezra Olubi's turn
- [What even is a GTCO Fashion Weekend](https://www.saharanstyles.com/what-even-is-a-gtco-fashion-weekend/): GTCO Fashion Weekend’s branding issues might be overshadowing its potential, confusing audiences with Lagos Fashion Week
- [Exploring Lagos Fashion Week through a Physiologist’s Eyes](https://www.saharanstyles.com/exploring-lagos-fashion-week-through-a-physiologists-eyes/): Our staff writer, Chinwoke Onuekwusi, takes us on a journey into her experience at Lagos Fashion Week as a physiologist
- [So We Caught Up with Ciara at Lagos Fashion Week:](https://www.saharanstyles.com/so-we-caught-up-with-ciara-at-lagos-fashion-week/): The Spring Summer 2026 Lagos Fashion Week saw global superstar, Ciara Grace its runway and front rows.
- [Not Monoliths and Misplaced Apologies: Tiwa Savage, Tyla, and the Complexity of Identity](https://www.saharanstyles.com/not-monoliths-and-misplaced-apologies-tiwa-savage-tyla-and-the-complexity-of-identity/): Tiwa Savage's response to Tyla's racial discourse raises questions about identity, apologies, and the complexities of African narratives.
- [Tyla, Elsa Majimbo, and Our Obsession with Relatability ](https://www.saharanstyles.com/tyla-elsa-majimbo-and-our-obsession-with-relatability/): The obsession with relatability in art stifles unique narratives; stars like Tyla and Elsa Majimbo defy norms to embrace their journeys.
- [Fela Kuti: Afrobeat Rebellion Comes Home to Lagos](https://www.saharanstyles.com/fela-kuti-afrobeat-rebellion-comes-home-to-lagos/): The "Fela Anikulapo Kuti: Afrobeat Rebellion" exhibition makes its debut in Africa at the EcoBank Pan African Centre in Lagos, starting October 12, 2025.
- [There’s Wahala in Lagos, and Toluwanimi Ajiboye Is The Cause!](https://www.saharanstyles.com/theres-wahala-in-lagos-and-toluwanimi-ajiboye-is-the-cause/): Toluwanimi Ajiboye blends poetry and comedy in Lagos, hosting "Wahala" at the British Council, Ikoyi, a show on identity for forgotten young adults.
- [G.T. DÍPÈ explores romance, pain and liberation with Queer Literature, Runnin’ No More.](https://www.saharanstyles.com/g-t-dipe-explores-romance-pain-and-liberation-with-queer-literature-runnin-no-more/): G.T. Dípè's "Runnin’ No More" explores love and trauma in queer lives, spotlighting privilege and the harsh reality for LGBTQ+ Nigerians.
- [Nigerians On Why They Love Temu So Much](https://www.saharanstyles.com/nigerians-on-why-they-love-temu-so-much/): Temu has the masses in a chokehold and we ask five Nigerians why they keep coming back to shop like a billion
- [What Is Alté Connect? Kaduna’s First Alté Convention ](https://www.saharanstyles.com/what-is-alte-connect-kadunas-first-alte-convention/): Kaduna’s first Alté party aims to reshape perceptions, celebrate local creativity, and elevate the city's unique sound scene.
- [Fantasy or Reality: Do Fantasy Sports act as a Gateway into Sports Betting?](https://www.saharanstyles.com/fantasy-or-reality-do-fantasy-sports-act-as-a-gateway-into-sports-betting/): Fantasy sports and betting share thrills but differ in risk. While many find fantasy a safe outlet, opinions on their similarities vary.
- [Ms Kanyin is a Boarding School Gothic Horror that forgot the Gothic ](https://www.saharanstyles.com/ms-kanyin-is-a-boarding-school-gothic-horror-that-forgot-the-gothic/): Ms. Kanyin treats the myth of Madame Koi Koi like a Pinterest mood board or a fashion accessory, as it refuses to investigate the gore of the legend.
- [Can Sien Essien Convince Lagosians to Party in Ikotun?](https://www.saharanstyles.com/can-sien-essien-convince-lagosians-to-party-in-ikotun/): Sien Essien aims to shake Lagos' nightlife, and introduce Ikotun to the scene with Sien Street Jamz, blending culture and community, challenging stereotypes.
- [Is There a ‘Nigeria Core’?](https://www.saharanstyles.com/is-there-a-nigeria-core/): Timothee Chalamet in Nigeria’s Super Eagles jersey might have been the headline. But the topic is how there's a growing intrigue in Nigeria... almost like a core.
- [Why Is Love Island USA Gaining Popularity Among Nigerian Men?](https://www.saharanstyles.com/why-is-love-island-usa-gaining-popularity-among-nigerian-men/): Lately, Love Island USA Season 7 has taken the internet by storm and Nigerian Men are joining in on the fun.
- [Labu-Boo, Did The Trendy Doll Scare You?](https://www.saharanstyles.com/labu-boo-did-the-trendy-doll-scare-you/): Is the Utonne doll by Éki Kéré the African Labubu? And what about it makes Nigerians so uncomfortable?
- [Surviving and Helping Benue: A Tiv Woman’s Tale.](https://www.saharanstyles.com/surviving-and-helping-benue-a-tiv-womans-tale/): Mary, a Tiv woman from Benue, reflects on life in Benue, and turns her grief into action, helping IDPs while cherishing her community's rich culture and food.
- [The Corsetification of Nigeria and its Weddings](https://www.saharanstyles.com/the-corsetification-of-nigeria-and-its-weddings/): Nigeria has been affected by the great corsetification. As no event seems to be inescapable to the corset obsessions, why are Nigerians so obsessed with them
- [JAMB Almost Ruined My Life, Dramatic But That’s How I Remember It](https://www.saharanstyles.com/jamb-almost-ruined-my-life-dramatic-but-thats-how-i-remember-it/): At 17, Naomi's celebrates her triumph over JAMB’s chaos. With a new goal in sight, she embraces challenges and adventures, determined to redefine her path.
- [Let’s Talk About Art in a Nigerian Space with Jojolola Dopamu](https://www.saharanstyles.com/lets-talk-about-art-in-a-nigerian-space-with-jojolola-dopamu/): Art has always been political, but there is little to no documentation of that in Nigeria. Meet Jojo Dopamu, founder of Almanak, a platform for Nigerian Art preservation.
- [What Is The West African Tale Of The Griot As Seen In SINNERS?](https://www.saharanstyles.com/what-is-the-west-african-tale-of-the-griot-as-seen-in-sinners/): In SINNERS, the West African tale of the Griot intertwines with the Blues to reflect African American struggles. Both roles as storytellers emphasize the power of music.
- [African Birds That Should Be On Your Met Gala Radar](https://www.saharanstyles.com/6-african-birds-that-should-be-on-your-met-gala-radar/): Daily, there are birds competing for the top spot of best looks on X. Here are African birds that make strong contenders.
- [A Nightmare on Ozumba Mbadiwe Street, Lagos](https://www.saharanstyles.com/a-nightmare-on-ozumba-mbadiwe-street-lagos/): A terrified Lagosian recounts his hellish experience being stuck in the traffic on Ozumba Mbadiwe Street, Lagos for five hours.
- [Nigerian 2000s Canon Events](https://www.saharanstyles.com/nigerian-2000s-canon-events/): Growing up in Third World countries is often likened to survival sports. There is a solace in shared experiences; here are the Nigerian canon events of the 2000s.
- [Explaining The 2025 Oscars’ Best Pictures In Nollywood Terms](https://www.saharanstyles.com/explaining-the-2025-oscars-best-pictures-in-nollywood-terms/): Exploring the Oscars' Best Picture nominees through Nollywood lenses.
- [ Why Do We Love to Humble Women?](https://www.saharanstyles.com/why-do-we-love-to-humble-women/): Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan's suspension raises questions about society's bias against confident women in politics.
- [The Parallels Between Nosferatu And Nollywood](https://www.saharanstyles.com/the-parallels-between-nosferatu-and-nollywood/): Explore how the haunting allure of desire in Nosferatu mirrors Nollywood's tales of shamed women, intertwining horror and societal norms!
- [Broken System? How JAMB Is Failing Nigeria’s Youth.](https://www.saharanstyles.com/broken-system-how-jamb-is-failing-nigerias-youth/): JAMB is the national test required for University admission in Nigeria. In this piece, Robodu argues that it is an archaic methodology.
- [My Weekend Of Rest And Relaxation At The Beauty Hut Trip](https://www.saharanstyles.com/my-weekend-of-rest-and-relaxation-at-the-beauty-hut-trip/): Beauty Hut held the first ever brand trip for Galentines. Bringing together roughly 40 influencers. It was a weekend of bliss and fun, here is my experience
- [ This Kenyan Nollywood Collector Recommends These 5 Nigerian Films.](https://www.saharanstyles.com/this-kenyan-nollwood-collector-recommends-these-5-nigerian-films/): Nollywood is one of Nigeria's beloved exports. In Kenya, there are several cassette collectors of Nigerian Films and Matolo recommends a few.
- [Surviving NATIVELAND (2024)](https://www.saharanstyles.com/surviving-nativeland-2024/): A seasoned attendee of NATIVELAND shares her harrowing experience at the Afrobeats festival, where she found herself caught in the chaos.
- [Detty December: The Photo Diaries of Lagos Hot Girls](https://www.saharanstyles.com/detty-december-the-photo-diaries-of-hot-lagos-girls/): Discover the vibrant energy of Lagos' Detty December through the experiences of its hot girls.
- [THE HEMLINE INDEX: WHAT YOUR LOVE OF LONG SKIRTS SAY ABOUT THE ECONOMY.](https://www.saharanstyles.com/the-hemline-index-what-your-love-of-long-skirts-says-about-the-economy/): Are you wearing long skirts because you like them or has your economy fallen and you've turned to conservatism? Meet the Hemline index.
- [5 Locations To Eat Dog Meat in Edo](https://www.saharanstyles.com/5-locations-to-eat-dog-meat-in-edo/): They are eating the dogs, they are eating the cats. But what city can you find these Dog Meat eaters?
- [THE TRAGIC HISTORY OF THE PYGMY HIPPOPOTAMUS IN WEST AFRICA.](https://www.saharanstyles.com/the-tragic-history-of-the-pygmy-hippopotamus-in-west-africa/): Is Moo Deng really native to Nigeria and what happened to the pygmy hippopotamuses.
- [Exploring Abuja as a True Crime Destination.](https://www.saharanstyles.com/exploring-abuja-as-a-true-crime-destination/): Abuja is familiar with tales of money laundering and financial crimes. Follow me as I tour the true crime destinations in the capital city.
- [How To Achieve The Viral Ayra Starr Look By Nnenna Stella.](https://www.saharanstyles.com/how-to-achieve-the-viral-ayra-starr-look-by-nnenna-stella/): Countless TikToks have been made recreating the Ayra Starr makeup for the SS25 Balenciaga show. Makeup artist, Nnenna Ibekwe details how to achieve the viral look.
- [A Foreigner’s Guide To Being Nigerian.](https://www.saharanstyles.com/a-foreigners-guide-to-being-nigerian/): Hollywood struggles to get it right but is there really a foreigner's guide to faking a Nigerian accent? How hard would it be for foreigners to blend among Nigerians? Can Nigerians spot a foreigner? These Africans play 'among us' on the streets of Lagos. Who gets caught first?
- [The Lagos Fashion Week Superlatives.](https://www.saharanstyles.com/the-lagos-fashion-week-superlatives/): Lagos Fashion Week brought an eclectic range of designers. Some played it safe and others fell flat.
- [Why Am I Attracted To Alté Girls Who Look Under The Influence?](https://www.saharanstyles.com/nothing-is-sexier-than-a-girl-who-looks-coked-up/): West African subcultures like Alté are adopting the dissociative pout in their photos. What is the appeal in looking glazed out and who is to be blamed?
- [This is the experience of bein’ a 14th-century whore.](https://www.saharanstyles.com/this-is-the-experience-of-bein-a-14th-century-whore/): Featured image: Brothel by Joachim Beuckelaer, 1562 via Wikimedia Commons
- [From Scrap Fabrics to Global Recognition: The Journey of Hn Clothings](https://www.saharanstyles.com/from-scrap-fabrics-to-global-recognition-the-journey-of-hn-clothings/): Chikodinaka Chima's next step for Hn Clothings is world domination.

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