My next stunt was therapy in JSS3 for ₦50

Also: Weddings are overrated, do you realise that now? [View in browser]( [Zikoko Daily] 19 January, 2022 Hey [Name,fallback=there]. I want to remind you that there are still amazing people doing kind things in Nigeria. I’m not sure how your day has been up until now, but today’s What She Said feels as good as waking up in the morning before your alarm goes off. Tega and I talk about why we love the story. She’s a bit of a grinch 👇🏾. Ifoghale Newsletter Editor WHAT SHE SAID The Inside Gist: My Next Stunt in JSS3 Was Therapy for ₦50 --------------------------------------------------------------- HI really want to know, how did this story make you feel — in one sentence? It made me feel warm and happy. You nko, how did it make you feel? LMAO. Like I need to work on myself. What stood out to you the most during this interview? Ah. It’s that 50 naira she was collecting to give love advice in JSS 3. I love how stumbling into her role as a self-proclaimed therapist led her into being a children’s counselor. Before I forget; how did you two meet? In uni. She was one of those loud and cheerful roommates I found annoying — I’m a bit of a grinch. We reconnected again after a few years, and I had to figure out why she was always happy all the time. Man, that’s so cool. The interview must have been a breeze… Of course. It was easy to flow from those memories of eating her mad kpomo stew back in the hostel, to the heavy stuff about losing her mum when she was eight. [Read What She Said]( In Ep. 5 of Artwork, learn how to work with global brands as an African creator. 👉🏾 [Watch now]( . This is partner content. *We'll be tweeting answers to this on our Twitter account at noon, so feel free to tweet us your answers with the hashtag [#ZikokoDailyQuiz](#) --> Zikoko Daily's Top 3 TV shows you shouldn’t watch with your parents Why is Euphoria showing on TV and your parents are in the same room? Please, we’re never old enough to properly explain why someone is performing gymnastics in the name of sex. Here are the nine other TV shows on this important list. [Check them out]( --------------------------------------------------------------- “He sewed my material for his girlfriend” Nigerian tailors don’t just disappoint you, they wait for the day before a wedding to ghost. Personally, no tailor has ever converted my material into a token of love, but that’s why we tell these stories. These seven Nigerians have hilarious stories to tell. [LOL how?]( --------------------------------------------------------------- Miserable AF What does it take for the average Nigerian man to leave a toxic relationship? I don’t mean just a romantic relationship. There’s work and even rotten friendships. We asked a few men, and these things are easier said (and read) than done. [Read the stories]( Quiz How Desperate Are You For Money? Are you playing it safe or are you ready to sacrifice a wicked stepmother to get rich? [Take the quiz]( Zikoko Oldies Did you forget about these? - Weddings are overrated, and six other things Nigerians realise [in their 20s.]( - January 20, 2020 - Sorry but you’re addicted to your phone, [and we have proof.]( - February 12, 2020 - Broke? Start a successful Nigerian church business: [Amen!]( - April 23, 2016 👉🏾📰 Learn more at paystack.com/storefront --> Today's Most-Read Is this the January effect? Looks like I'm not the only broke person around. Today, everyone is clicking on this story: The First Time I Borrowed Money as an Adult — 5 Nigerians Share Their Stories. [Read it here]( Spread the love Please share this with someone who's been stressed by a Nigerian tailor. 👉🏾 [Forward this email](mailto:?subject=Re: latest issue of Zikoko Daily&body=Thought you might find this issue of Zikoko Daily interesting. Did someone awesome send this to you? [Subscribe]( - [ABOUT]( - [ADVERTISE]( - [READ MORE]( - - - - You received this email because you signed up for our newsletter. [Unsubscribe](