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Cote d’Ivoire’s culture, hospitality, key tourism strength – Kouassi

— Honors President Ouattara’s vision to elevate tourism in Nigeria, interconnection of travel systems By Vera Anyagafu Dr. Moustapha Kouassi, is the Director of the Tourism and Leisure Office of Côte d’Ivoire in Nigeria.He considers this role both a privilege and a responsibility, and credits His Excellency President Alassane Ouattara, for the vision that is […]
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Yellow Glow

Even though it is one of the most tricky colours to wear, yellow is big this season with looks in belts, shoes, dresses, tops and even pants. You can be very stylish with yellow as long as you know how to coordinate this bright color with the rest of your outfit. The key to wearing yellow well is not over doing it.

Bayelsa fashion week 2010: A blend of creativity and culture

Keeping to the promise of continuity made last year by wife of the governor of Bayelsa state, Mrs Alayingi Sylva to ensure that the economic standard of youths in the State is improved, the office of the First Lady in collaboration with Legendary Gold Limited, held the 2nd edition of the Bayelsa Fashion Week in Yeneagoa the state capital recently.

What lies underneath

Too often, we pay so much attention to the outward appearance to the detriment of our inner wears. Yet, what we wear under those gorgeous dresses say a lot about who we really are. What is the use looking dapper if the undergarment is nothing to write home about. You don’t want to caught napping. So we ask the question, what lies beneath? Take a peak to be sure you look good in and out

I almost married a loser!

Hello Jerome. My name is Victoria and I am an ardent reader of your column. Permit me to ask where you have been for weeks. I was particularly touched by your piece: “Are you in love with a Loser?”, because I was, until recently, in a relationship with a loser; a guy who tried to break me in every possible way. Thanks to God, my mom’s counsel, and my courage that helped me to break free from it amidst pains and heartbreak.

Every Nigerian woman is a designer — Kayode Sofola(SAN)

He breathes the law the way regular folk breathe air. He has done so all his life. His father, Kehinde Sofola (who passed away a few years ago) was one of those who defined the practice of law in Nigeria during those definitive years of the sixties and seventies. Choosing the same profession as such a father is likely to have one or two effects: getting overshadowed or becoming rebellious. The Senior Advocate of Nigeria escaped both; and has clearly and patiently proved his mettle without the proverbial chip on the shoulder.

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