Temitope Ojedele-Adejumo: When It Comes To Your Dreams, You Owe No One An Apology
She said to them “I’m sorry you think I’m too ugly for your film, but you are just one opinion in a sea of thousands and I’m off to find a kinder tide...
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Onyi McLivingstone: This Is Why Most Moms Are Overwhelmed
The nature of our role as Moms makes us liable to stress, burn out and overwhelm. This is because we wear so many hats and sometimes during the same period of time.
Akanni Desola Emily: There Is A Name For Everything
You can imagine the stress of wearing a pad to bed on a hot night only just to find a drop or two on your pad the next morning. This is not to even mention the hike in the prices of sanitary products...
Onyinye Ubah: Is Black Still Beautiful?
She was a shadow of the woman who was singing the praises of a body lotion earlier. Her knuckles were already darkened. Same with her elbow, knees, under eyes and some other parts of her body.
Funebi Anthony-Bello: 5 Business Ideas For Mums Looking For Online Jobs
Are you a mum looking for ideas on businesses you can run from home leveraging the power of the internet? Here are some ideas you can consider.
Rebecca Ojiru: Why You Are Drawn To The Wrong Kind Of People…
We can bash bad behaviour and ban toxic people from our lives, but have you considered that you may be someone else’s “toxic” partner or the trigger to her/his toxicity?!
Seyitan Ojo: How I Raised Funds To Start My Jewelry Business
By the time I finished, I had raised over 150k. Some people gave me less than 5k, some gave more, and some were not able to help. Some people borrowed me, and many gave me...
Onyinye Ubah: How Blindly Did She Fall?
Their love story was too hot to calm down. In few months, they were already talking marriage even though he was still a corps member. They were ready to take the leap of faith and start small. The family kicked against it.
Teso Uwaibi: You Know How Nigerian Women Are… (Part 2)
The onslaught on the character of the Nigerian woman is done in order to repress the powerful abundant spirit that we have...Put us on the battlefield, we win. In the business field, we win. Home front? Win. Nigerian women have built this country up and continue to build it up with little to no respect or recognition.
Teso Uwaibi: You Know How Nigerian Women Are… (Part 1)
Men pay women for sex; men lavish women with money for attention. It is literally the only thing that they have felt they could bring to the table for the longest time. So they are constantly lording it over our heads....