Sex toys are meant to spice up sex life not to replace it – Tonia Ferrari

Voluptuous Yoruba actress, Tonia Ferrari Okoro, born to a Nigerian father from Delta State by a Cameroonian mother, is looking up to achieve great things in the movie industry. Leaving her juicy banking job, according to the actress, is a choice she made because of her passion and failing in the quest is certainly not an option. Having just wrapped up production of her own first film ‘Toke Gold’, it appears the actress hasn’t tread the wrong path in life after all.
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African Instagram sensations setting social media ablaze

No doubt the social media has changed the way people used to interact and connect. With the arrival of Instagram on the socialmedia platform, many personalities hitherto unknown have become stars overnight. In most cases, most of these personalities have no specialised skills to offer but just pictures people find interesting and they follow them for […]

Emboldened for Change

The world is moving towards a more digitalised age and in order for Nigeria to take its rightful place in the league of nations, it must invest, improve the standard of education and the quality of life of its female citizens

I have been thrown out of shows countless times – Humble Smith

Nigerian singer, Humble Smith might have broken the bank with his ‘Osinachi’, a song that captured the hearts of many across the African continent and won many awards. But the singer in a chat with Potpourri revealed that he was so frustrated with his career at some point that he almost gave up.” “I have been thrown out of shows countless times.

Race for Sisi-Eko @50 kicks off in Lagos

The journey of who wins the 2017 star prize of Diamond bank sponsored annual Vision of The Child, VoTC competition with the theme “Sisi-Eko@50: Ageing Gracefully or Na So So Pancake?kicked off last week with the announcement of the modalities by the organisers. This edition is specially designed to celebrate the 50th birthday anniversary of Lagos, by showcasing the rich intellectual resources of its children and youths.

Using sex toys too often can turn a woman into a lesbian —Adediwura Blarkgold

Black, beautiful and unquestionably bold Yoruba actress, Adediwura ‘Blarkgold’ Adesegha, mother of one, is a highly liberated woman who can discuss any topic under the sun, without batting an eyelid. She’s so free that she talks about sex like the weather. One of her thoughts is that sex shouldn’t be such a sacred thing.

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