One style or trend that is really hot on the fashion scene now is the draped dress.. Draped dress is a general term which can be applied to all sorts of dresses from elegant Greek goddess dresses to body con dresses and quirky styles of dresses with fabric draped in an unexpected way.

Definitely not! Every woman can not have long hair because not all women are blessed with the genes and even among those who may have inherited genes for great hair, not all will have the type of information they need or the time/effort/money to acquire healthy hair. Let’s examine all possible scenarios. Some women say […]

Jemi Ekunkunbor The Christian world today marks the resurrection of Christ. The celebration which holds is very significant place for every Christian is marked with a lot of pump and worship. Today’s style is unique as most people turn out in outfits worthy to meet the risen Christ. Event the usually outgoing person,  makes it […]

I don’t trust these people, whichever way you serve them up to the public,” observed a friend when I asked her opinion of the Acting President’s nominees for ministerial appointments.

By Jemi Ekunkunbor It is not every day that you get to catch a designer all dressed up. The same thing goes for models who often have to be the hangers for the clothes made. But once in while, on those occasions where they need to let down their hair, you get to catch them […]

BY Jemi Ekunkunbor The classic black and white combination in either clothes or accessories is one of those timeless pieces that women of style have employed over the years to create that look of maturity and instant sophistication. Also known as the monochrome, it is an instant hit any day as the only two tone […]

It may take a long time for new prospects to make up their minds whether or not to buy from you. But once they do, they expect instant results. When people buy a car they want to drive it home today. When they sign up with a health club they expect to look and feel […]

The expansive Agip Hall of the Muson Centre came alive on March 25, 2010 as renowned female publisher, BETTY IRABOR launched a rich collection of her memoirs, ‘Morning Dew’. The event, which attracted top enterprenures and the creme of the fashion and entertainment industry, offered  guests  an exotic menu of entertainment, fun and inspirational reading […]

PRESIDENTIAL QUALITIES
“Men of ordinary physique and discretion cannot be Presidents and live, if the strains be not somehow relieved. We shall be obliged always to be picking our chief magistrates [presidents] from among wise and prudent athletes – a small class”.
President Woodrow Wilson, Constitutional Government in the United States, New York: Columbia University Press, 1908, pp 79-80.

Budget 2010 may not succeed because it is based on totally unrealistic oil price assumptions, Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, Mallam Lamido Sanusi, said yesterday.

Today I want you to meet young men who are stepping forward to do something tangible to improve Nigeria.  They inspire the youth.  They also inspire me.  I’m learning from them. Each one is an active change agent using his unique skills and vision.  Though often unsure of where the resources will come from to […]

In what appeared to be a choreographed engagement, senators last week expeditiously screened nominees for ministerial appointment albeit with a tinge of seriousness. But a few of the nominees had their hearts in their mouths just before they appeared for screening and eventual confirmation.

Diabetes insipidus is a health disorder characterized by intense thirst and the excretion of excessive volumes of diluted urine (polyuria). Even though Diabetes Insipidus sounds similar to Diabetes Mellitus (“sugar diabetes”) and some symptoms are the same, they are completely unrelated conditions. Most cases of Diabetes Insipidus (DI) are caused by the inadequate production, storage […]

Thursday’s unexpected visit by four Islamic clerics to ailing President Umaru Yar’Adua at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, has sparked fresh anxiety in the polity with questions now being asked about the propriety of allowing the clerics access to the President while same is denied Acting President Goodluck Jonathan.

Far more incisive things have been said by those who knew Dr. Stanley N. Macebuh far more closely than I. I should in fact rather say that I did not work with Dr. Macebuh; I came into journalism at the moment of his dramatic ouster. I met only his tails at the door. By the time I arrived the Guardian as a cub, a sea-change had occurred; Macebuh and the great denizens with whom he made the paper tick had exited.