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Yellow Glow
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The Rosary jewelry
I almost married a loser!

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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.
The edge in the trend
Metallics,frills,asymmetric,colour blocking,structured shoulders and mini dresses are trends that have continued to show on the fashion scene season after season. These trends have been put together from a different perspective with so much edge and bits of eccentricity to serve as inspirational guide for the fashion forward.
Black Glamour
By Jemi EKUNKUNBOR In an age where the wish of most women is to have a model figure, wearing more of black is one way to hide the appearance of belly fat, or reduce love handles. Black more or less slims out everyone. An elegant black dress is something every woman should have in her […]
Beach Body Plan
BODY PERFECT 101: Ninety three percent of people would rather receive a flat stomach/sexy body than a diamond ring for your birthday (study from Auburn University, Montgomery).
If you have done the DETOX DIET, here is the super effective step-by-step plan to look healthier and maintain your beautiful body.
The least stressful hair style
I am searching for the hair style that could be rightly called the least stressful. Women are busier than ever; and they need to combine convenience and practicality with good-looking hair. Of course, there are styles that last even up to 3 months, such as braids. You can also wear a weave for up to 10 weeks if you wished. But how stressful is the procedure?
Remove the Blocks to Your Greatness
0The capacity for greatness is a precious gift that belongs to each of us by virtue of our creation. Yet many of us are in danger of stifling it.
You were made to be great. You are a unique, gifted creation of God. So then, “Why,” you ask, “am I struggling so much to live my greatness on a daily basis?” That is a fair question, one for which I would like to offer an answer.
Kristos jewelry of great choice
In the 80s Madonna made the Rosary an overnight sensation, today celebrities such Beyonce, Ronaldo, Wayne Rooney, Kim Kardashian,, David Beckham, Wyclef, Nigeria’s Dbanj, D’Prince, Wande Coal, Questionmark artiste, Kevin Lucciano Gabriel, Psquare, Don Jazzy to name a few adorn such pieces.
Patience Please unveils 2011 friendship collection
Nigerian first indigenous undergarment production company, Patience Please is set to present her 2011 friendship collection. The event which will be holding at the Colonades Hotel, 21, Kingsway Road, Ikoyi Lagos, Nigeria; according to Mrs. Patience Torlewei, CEO of Patience Please, is to showcase her most recent collections to a selected few.
Cleansing, toning & moisturizing; the how to
1 Women who wear make up should carry out a routine of cleansing, toning and moisturing each evening, as well as washing their face in the morning. Cleansing will remove old make-up and the grime and grease that have been accumulated during the day. Below is a step by step guide.
Glam at St Mary’s beauty show
In order to inculcate the habit of dressing decently to reflect moral values for the youth and the society as a whole, St Mary’s catholic church Ajegunle, organized a beauty/ fashion show to give a direction as to how our young ones should dress to look presentable as well as being stylish.
Bold and Beautiful Accessories
It’s all about making big impression this season, so make sure you stock up on statement-making accessories. Bold, colorful, and unique are the key words here. Whatever strikes your mood is up for grabs.
Chidinma emerges as best cook in Ajeromi Ifelodun LGA
In a bid to encourage and enhance the culinary skills of young Nigerian girls who would be future mothers, Alhaja Shakirat Bayewu, Chairperson of Ajeromi Ifelodun Local Government Area, recently organized a Cooking competition for Senior Secondary Schools in the area through her pet project Women for positive change.
Soundcity hires Jan Malan for awards
The award pre-show at this year’s Soundcity Music Video Awards on November 20 is reportedly planned to be a full_on fashion show production quite unlike anything domestic audiences have ever seen before.
Vintage Omowunmi Akinnifesi
In 2005, she was a naive, 18 year old geography undergraduate when she escorted her friend to the Silverbird office to submit her form for the Most Beautiful Girl in Nigeria pageant. But on getting there, some members of staff discovered Omowunmi Akinnifesi to be a beautiful girl and wondered why she was not picking the form herself. She was encouraged to do so and she heeded the advice filling and submitting the form on the very last day entry forms were to be submitted. The rest as they say, is history for she went on to win that contest, emerging as the Most beautiful Girl in Nigeria 2005.
Women need to increase in professionalism— Ini Onuk
If you as a woman were asked to count the stars on your crown that tell the story of each woman you have helped to come up the ladder, how many stars would you have on your crown?. . . This powerful question was posed to me by Ini Onuk, Executive Secretary of WIMBIZ (Women in Management and Business), during the recent interview she granted me.

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