With a packed-house overflowing with Memo’s loyal, long-standing clients, press and worldwide guests, Fati Asibelua, the design talent behind Momo, unveiled her Iconic Anniversary Collection at the five-year celebration in Abuja. Inspired by the grown-up, demure glamour of the 1940s, the limited edition collection featured 5 knee-length dresses reminiscent of the era’s ‘New Look’

Valentines day is not just a day for cakes chocolates and romantic dinners, it also includes lots of family activities, theater shows and indoor/outdoor fun. And what better way to celebrate this year’s Valentines day but with a splendid outing at the Orchid Valentine Ball. Orchid hotel the newest name in hospitality business is set to open its doors to customers, along Lekki Epe express way Ajah, on 14th February, with a Valentine ball.

Aso-ebi is a Yoruba phrase, translated to mean Family cloth in English. It is a tradition where family members wear a particular fabric in the same colour and design to distinguish them from other personalities at a ceremony; wedding, birthday, naming or burial.

Here is a chance for up coming designers, to showcase their as the first ever Boutique Fair Fashion Show, debuts. Tagged Cupid Fashion Fair, the one day event is specially designed for boutique owners, talented designers, and fashion mak¬ers/shakers in Lagos State to showcase their wears after the festive holiday season.

In their quest for space, the corporate and gift basket company Roban Rouge, has relocated its office from Ikoyi to Yaba.. According to Mrs Omu Obilor CEO of Roban Rouge, Yaba she says is central and services people on the mainland and island.

NIKE OSHINOWO has been in the limelight ever since she won the Most Beautiful Girl in Nigeria crown in 1991.
Its hard to believe that almost 2 decades have passed since her reign because Mrs. Oshinowo-Soleye still looks as stunning as ever.

Of the 23 women in the 300 member House of Representatives, Hon. Abike Kafayat Oluwatoyin Dabiri Erewa stands out, not just for her elegance, composure and eloquence, but for the uncommon passion she brings into the job.

This week I’d like to give you a peek into my daily correspondence with readers. About a month ago, I received an email from someone frustrated about conflict with a good friend. To protect her privacy, I’ll call her Yemi. Here is the email:

Call it Jollof Rice, Jolof Rice, Joll of Rice, Djolof Rice, Osikapa Jelof, Red rice or Party rice you are right. Adults and children love this spicy and tasty rice meal. Jollof rice is a favourite meal in the West African region and very popular amongst Nigerians and Ghanaians alike. I do not know a social function in Lagos or Accra where Jollof rice is not served or at least listed in the menu

You’ve really been a wonderful counselor. I’ve had opportunity of watching your programme on TV. I also read your column in the papers.