Taking over from Dad: Female children as 2nd generation business leaders
Nigeria has expertise to tackle insecurity — Nkechi Ali-Balogun, PR Expert
Spa pros and cons
Does the machine do the job?
Secrets of my success — Folorunsho Alakija
The art of networking
I have passion for children – Bolanle Ambode
My father, though a billionaire, did not believe in girl-child education —Folorunsho Alakija
Gender Parity Bill: What religion, tradition say about…
Ham Fashion hits the industry
More celebs join the fight against rape
Germs in the home
The truth about early marriage
Fast food mums, child nutrition and right choices
Women behind Nigeria’s most influential pastors

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International Women’s Day: Natures Gentle Touch, Yeye Cabaret to Celebrate Women on Sunday
As part of plans to celebrate Nigerian women, Recare limited, makers of Natures Gentle Touch, the only hair care brand formulated for Nigerian women is sponsoring the 3rd edition of Yeye Cabaret, an annual cultural showcase celebrating mothers this Sunday in Lagos.
Being a Nigerian Model – redefined
For the latest model in town, Olajumoke Orisaguna, whose grass-to-grace story has inspired Nigerians across the federation and beyond to continue to hope for the best in the face of daunting difficulties; it was a catwalk debut last weekend that will ensure the life of the 27-year-old does not remain the same again.
Model Q&A with Cynthia Omorodion, Milan-based Nigerian model
Being a model in Nigeria is quite nice, but there isn’t a lot going on in our Nigerian modeling market, the sector isn’t growing as I and everyone else who started modeling even before me in Nigeria would have thought it would be, but I believe the industry will grow. South Africa for instance is the hub of African modeling and almost like Europe, Nigeria can get there too, it’s just a matter of putting the right hands together and getting into work big time and not being selfish. So, yes, I would say it is worth it being a model in Nigeria, you make lots of friends and get to meet genuine people.
Stop gas flaring to save 95,000 women’s lives, says Women Minister
ABUJA – The Minister of women Affairs and Social Development, Senator Aisha Jummai Alhassan has called on the Ministry of Petroleum Resources to accelerate plans to stop gas flaring so it could be conserved for domestic use. The women minister lamented that statistics provided by donor parties have shown that about 95,300 women die annually in Nigeria from smoke alone, while others suffer various health complications.
Eco-fashion: Is Nigeria compliant?
MORE than ever before, the world is becoming green conscious; even though this seems to be happening more in theory than in practice. World leaders, with the Vatican Pope in the forefront, spread, at every given opportunity, the gospel of global warming and how mankind can mitigate the phenomenon to which it is becoming a major contributor through its activities and delights.

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