The sustainable food security trap
By Dele Sobowale One of the paradoxes of economics is threatening to create a food crisis later during the year. Last year January, escalating food prices dragged headline inflation towards 35 per cent. A 50 kilogram bag of rice was going for N80- 100,000 – depending on location. Governor Bago of Niger State was contemplating placing […]
Are you a Fashionista? (Part 1)
Coco Chanel said: -When a woman is badly dressed you notice the clothes, but when a woman is well dressed you notice the woman”.
Caught on Camera: ‘Paparazzi Etiquette’
Many times you attend events where it is bombarded with a multitude of media men, both photographers, videographers, TV crew, fashion journalists you name it.
Working That Buffet Table
The buffet table is laid out in such a way to whet your appetite as well as to give you the opportunity to try out new things as they appeal to you on sight. You have that choice to taste everything, meaning you can come up to the table as many times as you desire.
Are You Burnt Out?
In economic challenges times like we are experiencing today one can only hold on tight to their existing job. The rate at which unemployment is going not to mention the sudden loss of jobs for many, the feeling is quite scary.
Pedestrian Etiquette
People have different speeds of walking; everyone is chasing one mission or the other; some are unconscious of safety measures, while others are simply enjoying the breath of fresh air walking for leisure.
Do you render Good Customer Service?
It is important that more attention should be paid to the customer service that you render your clients, ensuring that indeed you maintain service quality, in a bid to meeting their dynamic needs. This for me is key in projecting the perfect image both personally and professionally.
‘Just like Dad’
How would you like your children to be just like you? Would it be in just looks alone or to include your character and personality too?
Being a Great Parent ‘Parenting Etiquette’ (Part 2)
I hope you were able to read the part 1 in my Parenting Etiquette series. As promised here is the continuation. Keep reading!
Riding With Decorum (Part 2)
The moment you enter your car what do you think about? Is it just your destination, or the possible time it will take you to get there and the hurdles along the way?
Riding With Decorum (Part 1)
Being in the right state of mind when driving is a must, stress, fatigue, depression is an absolute No whenever you decide to drive. Not only are you a danger to yourself but would be a threat to other road users too. I remember going out with my driver in Nairobi, Kenya a while back, it was mid -morning so the roads were generally free, as we approached an empty road a woman came speeding right at us as if she were asleep and could not see us.
