Gabriella Oshinubi-Faronbi, the founder of Green Hut Africa, a social enterprise that promotes clean and safe cooking, has urged Nigerian women to adopt safe practices during the harmattan.  Speaking with The Guardian on the recent online campaign: ‘KitchenSafetyFirst’, she said cooking safe, as the dry season sets in, is as important as driving safe. “Cooking…

The Harmattan is here again. Most parts of the country are already feeling the harsh weather condition. The Harmattan is a season in the West African subcontinent, which occurs between the end of November and the middle of March.

The delicious scent of December is in the air. It is the month everyone you know has a reason to be happy. For some, it is all about family reunion, for some, it is a well-deserved holiday, and for others, it is the harmattan. What's not to love about December? Regardless of what you think…

December is here, along with the dry season. You're probably already dreading the dry skin and chapped lips that comes with Harmattan and thinking of how to protect your skin from a weather that could turn really nasty. Before we get right into it, let's clear up one thing: using oil on your skin isn't…

The Harmattan season is here again with its peculiar weather, which brings in its trail some ailments. These are mainly respiratory and visual.

Here today and gone tomorrow, the harmattan season this year has been quite a touch and go affair, making surprising comebacks when we thought it was over, and still biting in the hinterlands.

The prevailing harmattan wind enveloping Nigeria’s airspace is a usual weather phenomenon experienced at this time of the year. There is nothing unusual about it. If anything, the harmattan arrived a bit late, coming in late December ......

To stay healthy and cold-free this period, stock up on foods packed with essential vitamins and minerals that will help fight cold symptoms. They are preventative as well and will help boost your immunity against colds.

Towards the end of every year, the nation is besieged with a different kind of weather. The weather, which comes during the Yuletide season is known as the harmattan.

Its the time of the year again; Nigeria and other west African countries experience the dry, dusty, cold  weather 'Harmattan'  During the harmattan season, the weather tends to appear harsh to our hair, dry nostrils, dry skin, white feet skin and health. The harmattan might last from December to February. Are you using the right beauty products to protect your skin,…