For nearly two decades, Nigerian online discussion revolved around one dominant forum. It was the digital town square where politics, relationships, crime, education, religion, migration stories, job opportunities, and everyday drama collided in raw, unfiltered threads. That platform shaped how…

If you want to understand Nigerians, not the filtered version on Instagram or the polished version in marketing decks, you study where they speak freely. For years, that place has been Nairaland. It has functioned as Nigeria’s open diary. Loud.…