Olori Ronke Ademiluyi Ogunwusi – the force behind Africa Fashion Week London
Two Ears, One Mouth
@ the Encomium black and white ball
Managing Stress
Shooh-la-la
Favouritism is killing Nigeria -Chris Anyanwu
Chic Ways to Wear Tunic
Count your blessings!
Two deputy governors share their survival formula
Activate your fat-burning hormones
Winged Shoes
Rocker-Glam
Onesies
BUNMI ADEMOKOYA rocks South African runway for world cup
WE MUST ERADICATE COLONIAL MENTALITY – Nneka Egbuna
What does a man really want?

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Mid year season: what’s in, what’s out
Fashion changes, while some items have taken a back seat others are currently hot on the scene.
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What is your true identity?
Who are you? Meek or fierce? Are you “baaaaing†or “roaringâ€? Follower or leader? Perhaps you have forgotten your true identity. The parable below struck me deeply. I decided to share my version of it with you this week. See how you relate to the characters in the story. The story goes something like this. […]
High waisted trousers
After seasons of cropped and low waist pants., you might want to try the high waisted trousers; they are the new rave for trousers now. They come in beautifully well tailored silhouettes, with leg lengthening styles and you can dress it up for work, casual and evening.
Cataracts
A cataract is present when the normally clear lens of the eye becomes cloudy. Vision through a cloudy lens is like looking through a foggy window. Clouded vision impairs eyesight by making it difficult to read and see your surroundings. Cataracts commonly affect distance vision and cause problems with glare. Clouding of the lens is a normal part of the aging process and most individuals above the age of 65 have some degree of clouding. Above the age of 75 a majority of individuals have cataracts significant enough to impair vision. Most cataracts develop gradually over time and don’t usually affect eyesight in the early stages but visual disturbances occur as the clouding progresses. In the early stages of cataract development, visual problems can be alleviated with stronger lighting and prescription eyeglasses. At some point when visual impairment can jeopardize normal lifestyle, surgery may be required. Cataract removal is one of the safest, most effective and most common surgical procedures.
Every Child’s ability in disability
It was an evening with an eclectic mix of excitement, Inspiration and sober Reflection at Terra Kulture Victoria Island as The Zamarr Institute Autism centre hosted some distinguished members of the Public to its annual fund raising dinner. Themed The Importance of early intervention for the success of children with autism and other related developmental […]
Ruche Ruche
By Yemisi Suleiman The Ruche trend has been around for a while now and is still a delight to behold. Designers have indulged us with ruche styles ranging from minimal gathers along the sleeves, to all-over ruche dresses. The dress can sometimes be a difficult look to wear; however when worn correctly it can look […]
Timi weds Tope in the first NaMyWedding.com Dream Wedding.
By Yemisi Suleiman What began like a dream, came to reality recently at the Manor Hall in Lekki, when owners of NaMyWedding.com, hosted over 700 guests to the Dream Wedding of Timi and Tope; winners of the NaMyWedding.com Dream Wedding splash competition. Timi looked radiant and beautiful in her fairytale wedding gown and accessories, all […]
Pretty in Pink
By Jemi EKUNKUNBOR Pink is a very feminine colour that comes in different hues that can go from baby pink to hot pink or magenta. The term hot pink is reported to have been introduced into the fashion lexicon by Elsa Schiaparelli in 1947 and dubbed it “shocking pinkâ€. Hot pink is the sweet side […]
Activate your Fat-burning Hormones part 1
Weight loss 101: “Be a clean eater! In the fight against belly fat, some foods are simply better than others. Protein, for example, raises your metabolism more than carbohydrate; other foods like Oolong tea are thermogenic, which means you actually burn calories after consuming them, and then there are the fats. While all contain the […]
“Hotel is more than a place where people go to commit sins”, Samuel Alabi
Samuel Alabi, a lawyer by profession never dreamt of working in an hotel but his intelligence and diligence while on national youth service, in 1990, at the Eko Hotel & Suites, Lagos, got him employment as the company’s legal officer. Twenty years on, Mr. Alabi has moved up the ladder and he is currently, the company’s secretary and legal adviser. He is also president of Hotel and Tourism Association of Nigeria charged with the responsibility of providing legal advice for important hotel and leisure projects.

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