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9 Jan 2022
“Poorly explain what you do for a living.” “I teach people how to drop weapons and pick up plastic pieces”- Tunde Onakoya responds to a Twitter user who has posted the first statement on her timeline. Only that this time, the plastic pieces he refers to, are chess pieces. In a board of chess, the…
2 Jan 2022
There is doubt that social media is a marketplace, and depending on how you judge the offerings last year served by SM, it was interesting on both sides of the coin. Some were hilarious, no doubt, and some, reflective. Here are some of the exciting stories that made social media memorable; Ponytail Gone Wrong We…
19 Dec 2021
Christmas Jamboree is here again, and Sunday rice will not taste the same. Christmas is that special season where you are allowed to ditch the meals that your taste buds are used to and try out new recipes, and ooh, before we forget, anybody ready for wine tasting? JAMBALAYA RICE INGREDIENTS Rice (Washed) Chicken breast…
12 Dec 2021
Loved by many, the holiday season holds a lot of memories for everyone; the twinkling of Christmas lights, road trips back to the village, the smell of food wafting through the kitchen and reunions between families and friends. It’s no news that Netflix is bringing to our screens the first ever Nigerian Christmas-themed film A…
5 Dec 2021
For a generation obsessed with showing minimal emotions in romantic relationships, you’d be surprised that majority of the population are infatuated with the idea of finding love and being somebody’s everything. The only problem is that most people aren’t witty enough to charm their way into the hearts of their love interests using words or…
28 Nov 2021
It doesn’t take long before one knows that Dr Busola Tejumola’s values and who she is today were shaped by the learnings from her family. Born into a family of an educationist grandmother and her parents, education enthusiasts themselves, the life lessons instilled in her have now shaped her worldview and how she responds to…
21 Nov 2021
If you’ve never heard of the term cryptocurrency, it’s possible that you might not be privy to conversations happening on social media and around the world along the lines of tech and finance but not to worry, we’ve gone through the painstaking process of research to bring you verifiable information about this new frontier of…
14 Nov 2021
For a long time, Mr Apokwo, a native of Ezeagu community in Enugu, a state in the South-Eastern part of Nigeria, thought that his frequent urination was because he took Agbo - the traditional herbal mixture or concoction believed to contain potent herbs that are capable of treating different ailments. Like the average Nigerian and…
7 Nov 2021
“If you live in Nigeria, you can survive anywhere,” and it’s not by chance. The average Nigerian youth understands the impact of this single mantra-like statement and the nationwide movement that stems from it. The Soro Soke generation has shifted the narrative, creating an online and offline movement that seeks to effect change, a change…
31 Oct 2021
October 23, 2005 - Nigeria’s first lady, Stella Obasanjo, was declared dead from complications of a tummy tuck cosmetic surgery in Marbella, Spain, a few weeks before her 60th birthday. At the time, cosmetic surgery was still a foreign name concept in the country. Spoken about in bourgeois circles, 27-year-old Modupe Ozolua, founder of Body…
24 Oct 2021
Exploring the commercial value of Nollywood, Afrobeats, and Nigeria’s technology ecosystem to the world. We often think and speak of things Nigeria can export in tangible terms. We talk about oil; we talk about rice; we talk about wheat and other agricultural products. Sometimes, we talk about intangible things, but perhaps not often enough. We…
17 Oct 2021
Elohor Elizabeth Isiorho is a woman of many parts. C.E.O of Prive Luxury Wedding and Event company, Prive Atelier, Beth Model Management and the Creative Director of Elite Model Look Nigeria, she is also the founder of Future Face Africa. The astute businesswoman has made her mark in the industry and has not looked back…