So, You Want to Buy Art?
Buying your first piece of art can feel strangely intimidating. Walk into a gallery or art fair, and suddenly everyone seems fluent in a language you do not speak. There…
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Lagos Contemporary Circus Festival Takes Flight
For three days, the National Theatre became a playground for aerialists, acrobats, unicyclists and performers from Nigeria and beyond as the inaugural Lagos Contemporary Circus Festival introduced the city to…
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WARIF Survivor Stories
Dear Reader, Welcome to the WARIF Survivor Stories Series, a monthly feature where stories of survivors of rape and sexual violence are shared to motivate and encourage survivors to speak…
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So, You Want to Buy Art?
Buying your first piece of art can feel strangely intimidating. Walk into a gallery or art fair, and suddenly everyone seems fluent in a language you do not speak. There…
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Why Do We Stay in Relationships That No Longer Work?
For Nigerian women, there is a particular kind of relief that comes with being able to say, “I have someone.” Add a ring and the questions change. Nobody is asking…
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Burna Boy Set to Make History as First African Artist at Apple Music Hall
Grammy award-winning global icon Burna Boy is poised to add another historic milestone to his legendary career. The Nigerian Afro-fusion artist has been announced as the first African headliner scheduled…
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Are We All Starting to Look the Same?
There is a face you see everywhere now. You know it even if you cannot quite describe it. The brows are perfectly shaped and lifted. The lashes announce themselves before…
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Why Are We So Obsessed With Being The Prize?
By Teme Elvis Weyinkuro Spend enough time online, and you could be forgiven for thinking that the biggest mistake you can make in any relationship is caring more than the…
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WARIF Survivor Stories
Written by: Dr Kemi Dasilva-Ibru and Gloria Joacquim Dear Reader, Welcome to the WARIF Survivor Stories Series, a monthly feature where stories of survivors of rape and sexual violence are…
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How much skin is too much skin?
By Funke Babs-Kufeji After more than 20 years working in fashion, I thought I had seen just about everything. I have watched hemlines go up and come back down, underwear…
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Wana Udobang The Wordsmith!
Wana Udobang—with the moniker Wana Wana—is a powerhouse across African media and visual storytelling. Breezily, she moves through poetry, journalism, documentary filmmaking, performance art, and broadcasting. Few storytellers hold space…
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Martell Unveils New Designs with VS, Blue Swift
Martell has introduced refreshed bottles for its VS and Blue Swift expressions in Nigeria, marking a new visual chapter for two of the brand’s most recognisable products. The new designs…
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Being Single Is Not a Problem to Solve
There is a particular kind of pressure that comes with being a single woman in Nigeria. It doesn’t always arrive as a direct question. Sometimes it is the knowing look…
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Smart, affordable upgrades to make to your Rented space
Renting often means inheriting someone else’s choices tiles you would never have picked, kitchen cabinets that have seen better days, awkward lighting and walls you’re not allowed to touch. But…
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MÒKÉ Atelier Debuts Butterfly in Bloom
MÒKÉ Atelier unveiled its latest collection, Butterfly in Bloom, at an intimate fashion presentation held at The Garden, Ikoyi, bringing together fashion editors, stylists, buyers, clients and industry insiders for…
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Five African Artists Worth Knowing Now
African contemporary art has long moved beyond being treated as a discovery. Its artists are commanding major exhibitions, entering important collections, winning international prizes and creating work that speaks as…
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Maybe Looking Your Age Isn’t Such a Bad Thing
You can be perfectly happy with your face until someone points out something you apparently need to fix. The faint lines around your eyes. The grey hairs multiplying at your…
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WARIF Survivor Stories
Written by: Dr Kemi DaSilva-Ibru and Gloria Joacquim Dear Reader, Welcome to the WARIF Survivor Stories Series, a monthly feature where stories of survivors of rape and sexual violence are…
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The Interior Pieces Actually Worth Spending Money On
Decorating a home can quickly become an expensive exercise. There is always a more beautiful tile, a more luxurious fabric, a better finish and a designer version of something you…
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Designing for Comfort: The Perfect Guest Room
There is a noticeable difference between a room that’s simply available and one that’s been prepared for a guest. The bed is neatly made, there’s somewhere to put a suitcase,…
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Ademola Olaniran ; Documenting History
As the official photographer to Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu, Ademola Olaniran has spent years documenting some of the state’s most defining moments, quietly building one of the most extensive visual archives…
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When Love Comes with a Power Imbalance
What does equality in a relationship look like when two people’s lives simply don’t carry the same weight of consequence? Love has always liked to imagine itself as the great…
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Relational Waters: Three Photographers, One Six-Year Journey
By Yinka Olatunbosun The first thing to learn on a journey like this is that water is never still. It shifts with the wind, changes with the light and refuses…
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Are We Addicted to Aesthetics?
Twenty years ago, nobody cared what your hand soap looked like. It cleaned your hands. That was the job. Today, millions of people decant perfectly good soap into amber glass…
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Inside Mbari Kola – Ugoma Ebilah’s Love Letter to African Art and Modern Style
By Yinka Olatunbosun If you walk down a quiet close in Ikoyi, Lagos, the city’s familiar chaos begins to soften. At the end of the road sits a restored 1960s…
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Book Review ; SHADOWS: Protest Essays on Africa’s Most Consequential Country (1999–2023)
For more than two decades, Eniola Bello has been one of the most recognisable voices in Nigerian journalism. A seasoned journalist and the Managing Director of THISDAY Newspaper, Bello built…
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Beyond the Attire: PMCLADY’s Imuayen Collection Reimagines the Identity of the Edo Bride
Edo brides have always understood the power of a spectacle. Long before “bridal couture” became a buzzword, they were making entrances. Wrapped in rich fabrics, adorned with layers of coral…
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Hinged on Humanity – Inside the Brilliant Mind of Sunshine Alaibe
Sunshine Alaibe is one of the new generation of cultural leaders redefining how African art is created, curated and experienced. A Lagos-based curator, art consultant, entrepreneur and cultural strategist, she…
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Chisom Njoku on building influence, African luxury, and the quiet power of intentional storytelling
The Architect There’s a particular kind of person who makes everything around them feel more considered — more intentional — without ever making a show of it. Chisom is that…
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Invest In Lagos 3.0 Puts the Spotlight on Opportunity
For two days, Eko Hotel & Suites served as the meeting point for investors, policymakers and business leaders as Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu hosted the third edition of Invest…
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A Conversation with Samuel Diminas
The Business of Energy, The Art of Leadership Samuel Diminas has spent more than three decades navigating some of the world’s most complex energy projects. From his early years at…
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Etal Events marks 10 Years of shaping Africa’s Luxury Experience Industry
A Decade of Building One of Nigeria’s Most Influential Event and Experience Companies ETAL Events, one of Nigeria’s leading luxury event and experience companies, is celebrating its 10th anniversary, marking…
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Cincoro Tequila Makes Stylish Lagos Debut with Star-Studded Luxury Launch
By Yinka Olatunbosun Lagos’ appetite for luxury found a new object of affection recently as Cincoro Tequila, the award-winning premium tequila brand co-founded by basketball icon Michael Jordan and four…
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10 Things That Defined AMVCA 12
The curtains have officially closed on the 12th edition of the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards, but like every AMVCA before it, the conversations are far from over. From emotional…
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Before it was art, it was just a woman hawking.
In conversation with Tunde Owolabi on “Without Rest, the Crown We Gain.” By Helen Balogun There is a particular kind of observation that most people never develop. Not just looking,…
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Closing the Gap: How IyeOgé Is Building the Infrastructure African Luxury Deserves
African fashion has never lacked creativity. What it has lacked is structure — the kind that turns a brilliant designer into a global name, that makes discovery feel intentional rather…
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The Invisible Measurements That Make a Home Feel Right
There is a difference between a house that looks good and one that feels right. Most times, that difference comes down to measurements. Not the obvious ones like room size…
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From Uli to Couture: How Bibi Lawrence Reimagines Igbo Identity in Form and Fabric
Igbo culture has always been visual. It lives in pattern, in colour, in symbolism, expressed through everything from ceremonial dress to body art. From the fluid lines of Uli to…
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Solape Azazi on Autism, Advocacy and Raising a Child in a System That Isn’t Ready
For Solape Azazi, the title of “autism mom” isn’t just a personal identity; it’s the engine behind a lifelong mission of advocacy. When her child was first diagnosed at three,…
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How to Start Collecting Art and Why Now Is the Best Time.
For the longest time, art collecting felt like a distant world. The kind reserved for people who attended auctions in tailored suits, spoke in hushed tones, and knew exactly who…
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Joseph Edgar’s All-Women Theatre Season
For years, Nigerian theatre has been rich with female presence; visible, essential, often central to performance, yet noticeably absent at the point where stories are shaped and controlled. Women have…
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Beyond Décor: Inside House of Williams
House of Williams does not announce itself loudly. It doesn’t need to. What it offers is far more controlled, a point of view that is clear from the moment you…
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+234 Art Fair 2026 Closes on a High Note, Spotlighting Inclusivity Across Nigeria’s Art Scene
Ecobank Nigeria and Soto Gallery successfully hosted the third edition of the +234 Art Fair, which ran from March 5–8 at the Ecobank Pan-African Centre, Victoria Island, Lagos, delivering on…
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Adebola Williams Marks 40th Birthday with Reflective Thanksgiving in Lagos.
Media entrepreneur and public strategist Adebola Williams has unveiled his 40th birthday season, themed “The Year I Turn 40,” with a reflective Thanksgiving Service at This Present House in Lagos.…
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The Unpopular Decor Rules That Actually Work
There’s something almost intimidating about interior design advice. Scroll long enough, and you’ll start to believe there’s a design tribunal somewhere issuing citations for mismatched finishes and incorrectly sized rugs.…
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No Straight Lines, No Fixed Light: Mary-Jane Ohobu and the Poetics of Contrast
In Mary-Jane Ohobu’s work, light refuses to settle, shadow remains unapologetic, and contrast emerges not as visual drama but as a way of seeing—rooted in instinct, culture, and the lived…
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How Indoor Plants Work Quietly Behind the Scenes
Indoor plants have always been admired for how they soften a space, but their value in the home runs deeper than visual appeal. Long after they have settled into a…
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One Lazy Artist, Infinite Stories: Marietta Binaebi Schulze’s Art of Belonging
Navigating between Lagos and Port Harcourt, Marietta transforms her mixed heritage and lived experiences into work that is as introspective as it is quietly audacious. Okechukwu Uwaezuoke writes There is…
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10 things to leave behind in 2025 to make 2026 abetter
Every new year comes with noise. New goals. New trends. New pressure to become someone else overnight. But sometimes, growth is not about what we add. It is about what…
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Interior Décor Trends for 2026: The Shifts Set to Define Our Homes
Interior décor in 2026 will be defined by depth — in colour, material, and intention. As design moves further away from fast trends and visual excess, a clear set of…
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Discipline, Depth, and Discovery… A Peek Inside Plaatjies’s Visual World
From hockey pitches to studio spaces, Simhle Belinda Plaatjies channels her energy and experience into art that captures both movement and stillness. Okechukwu Uwaezuoke writes Dusk was settling over Victoria…
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Cute Christmas Traditions to Start This Year
If you’ve ever watched people who absolutely love Christmas, you’ll notice they all have one thing in common: traditions. Not the stiff, obligatory, “we’ve always done it this way” kind.…
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Caught on Camera: The Art of Always Being Photo-Ready
There was a time when “getting ready” meant an event was coming up. Now, the event could be anything — a friend dropping by, a quick video call, a candid…
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Rich Sleep by Idia Aisien: When Fashion Meets Everyday Ease
Idia Aisien has always had an instinct for style that feels lived in. Whether it’s her effortless red carpet moments, her sleek on-screen presence, or her effortless personal elegance, she’s…
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Reed Davis Debuts a Decade of African Portraiture in Lagos
TEXTURES OF HUMANITY Lagos witnessed a rare moment of artistic clarity and global resonance with the unveiling of Reed Davis’ “Textures of Humanity”, the American photographer’s first exhibition on African…
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On The Sanctuary of Dreams
In a world increasingly defined by speed, screens, and data, Pierre-Christophe Gam’s TheSanctuary of Dreams offers a pause—a space where imagination is not just an escape, but aform of knowledge.…
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Finding the Perfect Lamp for Every Room
Good lighting doesn’t just help you see, it helps you feel. It’s what turns a house into a home, a corner into a sanctuary, and a room into a reflection…
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Jacqueline Suowari: The Artist Who Draws Power, Presence, and Womanhood
There’s a calm that fills the room when Jacqueline Suowari works. No background noise, no rush — just the quiet scratch of a biro making its way across paper. Line…
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How to Build a Home That Looks Like You, Not a Trend
We’ve all been there — scrolling endlessly through Pinterest or Instagram, saving photos of homes that look like they belong to some effortlessly chic stranger with perfect lighting and a…
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Ananse Centre for Design Launches in Lagos
At the intersection of creativity, technology, and opportunity, a quiet revolution is taking shape in Lagos. The newly launched Ananse Centre for Design, a partnership between Ananse Africa, the Mastercard…
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Review: Phoebe’s “Closer” – A Slow-Burning Love Letter in Sound
By Ayo Lawal There are songs you hear, and then there are songs you feel. Phoebe’s latest single, “Closer,” falls beautifully into the latter. The first note drifts in, soft…
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Glenfiddich and Aston Martin F1 Unveil Partnership in Nigeria with Limited Edition 16-Year-Old Whisky and Capsule Fashion Collaboration
Glenfiddich, the world’s most awarded single malt Scotch whisky, officially unveiled its global partnership with the Aston Martin Formula One™ Team in Nigeria during an exclusive press junket in Lagos.…
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WARIF Survivor Stories
This Day Article – October 2025 Dear Reader, Welcome to the WARIF Survivor Stories Series, a monthly feature where stories of survivors of rape and sexual violence are shared to…
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Girl Code Is Still a Thing — Here’s the Modern Edition
There are a few unspoken laws that hold the sisterhood together — the ones that don’t need to be written down because every woman instinctively knows them. They’re the foundation…
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Beyond the Ribbon: What Breast Cancer Awareness Should Mean in 2025
Every October, the world turns pink. We see ribbons on shirts, social media posts, billboards, and even coffee cups. The pink ribbon has become a global symbol of hope and…
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A Beginner’s Guide to Collecting Cool Art
Art collecting often sounds intimidating — like something reserved for the ultra-wealthy, the well-connected, or those who can drop big names at gallery openings. But here’s the truth: collecting art…
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A Beginner’s Guide to Art to Collecting Cool ART in Nigeria
Art collecting can sound intimidating, like something reserved for the wealthy or the well-connected. But in reality, it is not about having deep pockets or an art degree. It is…
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SipBeyond Launches, Reimagining the Digital Luxury Spirits Experience
This past Saturday, the 27th of September, Lagos’s elite and connoisseurs of fine living gathered for the highly anticipated unveiling of SipBeyond, a revolutionary digital platform poised to transform how…
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The Talking Stage: How Long Is Too Long Before Making It Official?
Every relationship today seems to begin with the same ritual: the talking stage. It is that in-between period where two people are constantly texting, sharing memes, sending playlists, and maybe…
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Palm Wine for the Soul, Champagne for the Show
Drinks have always been more than something to sip. They carry meaning, status, and identity. In Nigeria, few pairings show this better than palm wine and champagne. Both appear at…
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The Art of a Well-Dressed Dining Table
A dining table is more than just a piece of furniture. It is the stage where food, conversation, and memories come together. The way you dress it sets the mood.…
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The Power of Light in Home Décor
Lighting is often overlooked in home décor, yet it is one of the most important elements in shaping how a space feels. Furniture may set the layout, and colour may…
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The Subtle Art of Flirting
Flirting isn’t dead—it’s just gone digital. It’s in the late-night double-tap on a post from three months ago. It’s the carefully chosen reaction emoji under an Instagram story. It’s the…
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Master the Art of Subtle Glamour
Not everyone wants to walk into a room dripping in sequins or wearing the loudest print. Sometimes the goal is to look polished, elegant, and quietly striking—the kind of style…
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The Breakup Guide: Delete Block and Finding Closure
Breakups are never simple. Even after the last conversation or quiet decision to part ways, what lingers are the little reminders. Photos saved on your phone, messages you scroll past,…
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How to Choose a Statement Piece That Anchors Your Space
When it comes to decorating a living room, most people start with paint colours, rugs, or artwork. Yet it is often the sofa that does the real heavy lifting. More…
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Why Everyone Is Buying Isimi Lagos – AndWhy You Shouldn’t Miss Out
In a world where real estate is both a lifestyle statement and a long-terminvestment, Isimi Lagos has quickly become the name on everyone’s lips. Frominvestors and entrepreneurs to lifestyle seekers…
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Love is Eazi : Inside Temi Otedola and Mr Eazi’s Three-Wedding Wardrobe
When Temi Otedola and Oluwatosin “Mr Eazi” Ajibade set out to marry across three countries, their love story unfolded not just through vows and rituals, but through fashion. Each wedding…
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Timing Your Skincare Routine Right
Skincare isn’t just about what you put on your face—it’s also about when you put it on. You’ve probably stocked up on all the essentials: cleanser, serum, moisturiser, sunscreen. You’ve…
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Collecting Nigerian Art Is the New Social Currency
For decades, Nigeria’s social ladder was measured by obvious things — the car that announced your arrival, the bottle uncorked in Victoria Island’s nightclubs, the fabric draped on you at…
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Affordable Fitness Hacks for Staying in Shape
Getting in shape doesn’t have to mean blowing your savings on a fancy gym membership, designer activewear, or the latest gadget promising miracle results. For many of us, the real…
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9 Reasons Friendships Deserve as Much Energy as Love
Couple goals get all the hashtags, but let’s be real, who’s been holding your hand through the drama long before bae slid into the picture? Who was there before your…
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Work, Life, Legacy: A Conversation With Ladi Soyombo
At 40, Ladi Soyombo has already done what many only dream of. He has built a company that not only survives in Nigeria’s volatile oil and gas industry but thrives…
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Can Love Survive in a Hyper-Capitalist World?
Love, the most celebrated of human emotions, has always lived in tension with money. But in Nigeria today, where survival often feels like an Olympic sport and social media serves…
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The Everyday Habits That Make You Unforgettable
Elegance has never really been about the price tag. It isn’t measured by designer labels, the car you drive, or the restaurants you frequent. True elegance is a quiet force.…
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“I Manifested Oboz”: Bucci Franklin on His Biggest Role Yet, Self-Doubt, and the Stories He’s Hungry to Tell.
Bucci, you’re the man of the moment — everyone’s talking about To Kill a Monkey. What’s this moment feeling like for you? Ayo, I feel very good. Very, very blessed.…
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How to Network the Right Way in 2025
There was a time when “networking” meant awkwardly shuffling around a conference room, balancing a plastic cup of wine in one hand and your stack of business cards in the…
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The Tough Love Guide Every Young Woman Needs
Growing up, no one really prepares you for the unpolished side of womanhood. You hear about chasing dreams, finding love, and building a career—but the silent lessons, the ones that…
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Lagos to London: KAVA Streaming Platform Goes Global
…Releases early web-only global access following UK Expansion African storytelling has taken another major leap onto the global stage as KAVA, the Nigerian-born streaming platform, officially launched in an all-star…
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Tolulope Tunde-Ajiboye on Sisterhood and Purpose
With over 17 years in Nigeria’s banking sector, Tolulope Tunde-Ajiboye has carved out a powerful space for herself as a strategic relationship manager, building institutional partnerships with a mix of…
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More Than Pretty Pictures: Sope Adelaja on Photography, Heritage, and Humanity
World Photography Day is more than a date on the calendar — it’s a reminder of the power ofimages to preserve memory, shape identity, and carry culture forward. In Nigeria,…
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Money Talks, We Need to Start Having with Friends
We can talk to our friends about almost anything—relationships, family drama, career frustrations—but when the conversation shifts to money, things suddenly get awkward. We’ll talk about how much we spent…
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Love Stories We Could Write a Book About – Lagos Edition
Dating in Lagos is not for the faint-hearted. It’s a mix of charm, chaos, and contradictions—a place where the line between romance and reality is often blurred, and love can…
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4 Nigerian Artists Whose Work Belongs in Your Home
Looking to breathe vibrancy into your living space without emptying your wallet? Here are five emerging Nigerian artists whose work is bold, beautiful, and surprisingly accessible—featuring the stunning Jacqueline Suowari,…
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What Your Go-To Order Says About You
You can tell a lot about a person by what they order — especially when they’re hungry. Not the “I’m on a diet” kind of hungry, but the real kind.…
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Are You the Problem? 7 Dating Habits Nigerian Women Need to Unlearn
Dating in Nigeria isn’t for the faint-hearted. Between four “good morning” texts from four different men and waiting three weeks for someone to finally define the relationship, it can feel…
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Lagos Unfiltered: A Travel Guide to 10 Must-Visit Attractions in Lagos State
Welcome to Lagos—where the hustle is loud, the fashion is louder, and the energy? Unmatched. Lagos doesn’t wait for you to warm up; it grabs you by the hand and…
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How Social Media Filters Changed the Way We See Our Skin
There was a time—not long ago—when skin was allowed to simply be skin. It flushed with heat, broke out with stress, scarred from life, and glowed on its own terms.…
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VVS LAGOS 2025 | ESTE FUEGO: THE FIRE FORGING THE FUTURE
A Transformative Week of Creative Power, Purpose & Pan-African Legacy The fourth edition of VVS Lagos wrapped up over the weekend after an electrifying seven-day convention celebrating the fire that…
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Friendship Breakups Hurt Too — Here’s How to Cope and Heal
When we think of breakups, our minds instantly go to romantic relationships—the dramatic texts, the playlist of heartbreak anthems, the friends who rally around you. But what about friendship breakups?…
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Five Places That Should Be on Your Travel Wish List
We all have that imaginary wish list of destinations—some scribbled in the margins of our journals, others saved on Instagram collections we never revisit. But with the world opening up…
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Exes: Friends, or Blocked for Good?
You’re out on a Friday night, living your best life—cocktails flowing, music on point, and your skin glowing in that good lighting. And just when you think the night couldn’t…
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Ojude Oba in Focus: Adedotun Soyebi and the Art of Preserving Africa’s Legacy
At the heart of Ijebu Ode’s most vibrant festival, amid the thundering hooves and shimmering Aso Oke, photographer Adedotun Soyebi is not just capturing images; he is archiving history. From…
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Why Art Is Having a Pop Culture Moment Again — And Who’s Collecting It
For years, collecting art in Nigeria was seen as the sport of the ultra-wealthy, the foreign-educated, or the culturally elite—a language spoken in soft tones, in rooms with polished floors,…
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How Social Media Filters Changed the Way We See Our Skin
There was a time—not long ago—when skin was allowed to simply be skin. It flushed with heat, broke out with stress, scarred from life, and glowed on its own terms.…
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Is Sexual Satisfaction Still Taboo to Talk About?
In Nigeria, we talk about everything—politics, power, pepper soup—but when it comes to sexual satisfaction, the room gets quiet. Not sexy, quiet, just awkward, judgmental silence. It’s the kind of…
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Beyond the Shutter: How Jokotade Shonowo is Creating Opportunities for Future Photographers
There’s something deeply intimate about the way Jokotade Shonowo sees the world. It’s not just in the way she captures light or directs a frame, but in how she listens.…
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Love in the DMs: The New Rules of Dating in 2025
At this point, Cupid definitely has a smartphone. If you’re still waiting to lock eyes with the love of your life at a wedding or during Sunday service altar call,…
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The Unofficial Guide to Lagos Cool Girl Decor
There’s a certain kind of girl in Lagos whose home is her sanctuary, her flex, and her Pinterest board all rolled into one. She’s not trying too hard, but somehow,…
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Buhari goes home ……..
The remains of former President Muhammadu Buhari were laid to rest in Daura, Katsina State, on Tuesday, July 15 2025, in a dignified ceremony steeped in respect and tradition. Draped…
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Montaigne Place Hosts Exclusive Fragrance Event for the Launch of Eladaria and Creed’s Queen of Silk & Carmina
Lagos, Nigeria 26th June 2025 – Montaigne Place, Nigeria’s leading luxury beauty and fragrance destination, brought together an elegant mix of fragrance lovers, influencers, and tastemakers for an intimate evening…
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Muhammadu Buhari, Former Nigerian President Dies at 82
Former Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari has died at the age of 82. The announcement was made on July 13, 2025 by his spokesperson, Garba Shehu, who confirmed that the former…
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Opinion: Are You in Love or Just Emotionally Dependent?
It often begins beautifully. A shared laugh. Long conversations that spill into dawn. You feel seen, chosen, even lit up from the inside out. Suddenly, someone else’s presence becomes the…
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The Unofficial Guide to Lagos Cool Girl Decor
There’s a certain kind of girl in Lagos whose home is her sanctuary, her flex, and her Pinterest board all rolled into one. She’s not trying too hard, but somehow,…
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Beards, Brows & Big Money: The Men Are Entering the Beauty Chat too
Once upon a time, the average Nigerian man used bar soap for everything, face, body, hair, maybe even his car. Today? He’s getting facials, booking mani-pedis, tinting his beard, and…
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Adebayo Jolaoso
There’s something unmistakable about a photograph by Adebayo Jolaoso. Maybe it’s the way he captures fabric in motion—fluid, architectural, alive. Or the way his lens lingers on Black skin, not…
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Friendship Goals,Minus the Pressure
Lagos will test your patience, your pocket, and sometimes your sense of self. But the right friends remind you who you are. They refill your joy. They make the city…
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The Daily Rituals to cultivate tobring you peace in these trying times.
Let’s be honest, living in Nigeria can feel like a contact sport. The sapa is aggressive, the traffic is disrespectful, the cost of diesel is high, and some days, it…
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You’re Not Lazy. You’re Just Burnt Out.
There’s a kind of tiredness that no amount of sleep can fix. You’ve probably felt it. You wake up groggy, despite having had eight hours of sleep. You stare at…
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Lagos Polo Club Set to Open Private Polo Grounds in Isimi Lagos
The Lagos Polo Club, one of Nigeria’s most historic sporting institutions, has confirmed plans to establish a new private polo ground within Isimi Lagos, the emerging wellness and polo country…
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Is Your Relationship Private… or Just a Secret?
15 Signs You Might Be the Hidden Partner In 2025, being “lowkey” in love is in vogue. People are tired of performing affection for Instagram, and privacy has become a…
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10 Tiny Habits That’ll Improve Your Mental Health in One Month
You don’t need to relocate to the Maldives or hire a life coach to feel more grounded. Sometimes, mental clarity starts with tiny shifts—the little daily choices that gently pull…
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Polo Luxury Unveils Emotionally Stirring TVC Campaign: “Reward of Success”
In a bold move to deepen emotional resonance, celebrate successes, and meet evolving consumer tastes, Nigeria’s foremost luxury retailer, Polo Luxury, has unveiled a captivating second television commercial (TVC) titled…
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June Called—It’s Time to Rethink the Rest of Your Year
Half the year has passed—quietly, quickly, and, let’s be honest, a little chaotically. January’s energy feels like a distant dream, blurred by real life doing what it does best: unfolding…
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Breathe New Life into Your Space with these Timeless Trends
This year has been and will be , all about living beautifully and with intention. Our homes have become more than just places to sleep and eat; they are now…
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Dating in Lagos: The Rules, The Red Flags, The Rizz
by Funke Babs-Kufeji Let’s get one thing straight: dating in Lagos is not for the weak, the broke, or the overly hopeful. It’s a full-time sport where soft boys show…
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“We’re All Addicted to Buying” – Inside Nigeria’s Hyper-Consumerism Spiral
From buy-now-pay-later schemes to constant sales and doorstep deliveries, modern Nigerians are consuming faster than ever—but are we genuinely fulfilled, or just caught in a loop of endless wanting dressed…
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Does Your Living Space Feel Chaotic? Maybe It’s Time for a Reset
When you step into your home, do you breathe a sigh of relief—or brace for round two of the day’s madness? We’re not talking about that “I tried on five…
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How to Heal Your Gut (And Why It Might Just Change Everything)
You probably don’t think about your gut much — unless it’s acting up. Bloating after meals? Skin breaking out randomly? Mood swinging from one extreme to the other for no…
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Isimi Lagos Is Redefining Real Estate Investment in Nigeria
A transformative urban development is redefining luxury living in the heart of Epe, Lagos. Isimi Lagos is pioneering a state-of-the-art wellness and polo estate seamlessly integrating sustainability, technology, and nature-inspired…
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Men, this is what your Skincare Routine Says About you
You can tell a lot about a man by his handshake, his shoes, but believe it or nothis skincare routine. Or lack of one. It’s not just about how many…
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Not Dead, Just Different: Chivalry Through the Eyes of a Woman in her 40’s
At over 40, I’ve reached a place of calm clarity. A place where I no longer bend over backward to be understood or to be chosen. I no longer lose…
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The Emotionally Available Are Out There,Here’s How to Spot Them
In dating and relationships, we often hear about emotional unavailability—partners who pull away, shut down, or simply can’t meet us where we are. But what about its healthier opposite? Emotional…
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Sex and the Nigerian Single Girl: What We’re No Longer Afraid to Say
There’s an unspoken rule that has followed the Nigerian single girl for generations: be desirable, but not desiring. Know about sex, but don’t talk about it. Dress well, but don’t…
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Digital Burnout Is the New Pandemic — 10 Signs You’re in Too Deep (And What to Do About It)
Burnout used to come with a dress code — office clothes, long commutes, and late nights under fluorescent lights. But in today’s hyper-connected world, exhaustion doesn’t need a boardroom. All…
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The Dark Sides of AI: Not Everything Smart Is Safe
We get it—AI is the new cool kid on the block. It writes your Instagram captions, filters your selfies, finishes your sentences, and, if you’re bold enough, even does your…
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How Gen Z and Social Media Are Changing the Way We Speak
Language is a living, breathing thing. It evolves with every generation, shaped by culture, history, and—more recently—technology. But no group has bent, twisted, and remixed the English language quite like…
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This Month is Mental Health Awareness Month — so here are some reminders…
It’s easy to post a quote. “Check on your strong friends.” “Your mental health matters.” “It’s okay not to be okay.” And while these words are true and well-meaning, Mental…
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Aisha Abdullahi Adamu: Building Bridges Where None Existed
There’s a particular kind of leadership that doesn’t announce itself. It doesn’t rely on spectacle or volume. It shows up consistently, focused, clear-eyed, and certain of what it’s building. That’s…
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Your 30s and Nigerian Dating Culture: What No One Tells You
No one really prepares you for dating in your 30s in Nigeria. Not your parents. Not your best friends. Not even the internet, with all its memes and hot takes.…
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Nigerians Who Are Shaping Global Culture
There’s a quiet revolution happening—not with banners and protests, but through music, fashion, literature, technology, film, and art. And at the centre of it all? Nigerians. With roots grounded in…
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Scent – the Most Overlooked Element of Interior Design
Have you ever walked into a perfectly styled home, admired the velvet couches, the curated artwork, the warm lighting… and still felt like something was missing? You can’t quite place…
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Opinion: If You’re Not Posting It, Are You Really Living It? – The Subtle Trap of Social Media Validation
There was a time when a great night out ended with laughter echoing into the night and memories tucked safely into the folds of your mind. Today, it ends with…
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Do We Really Understand What It Means to Be “Intentional” in Relationships — and Beyond?
It’s easy to talk about being intentional in relationships. It’s harder to live it. Because real intentionality isn’t about saying the right words or setting relationship goals in the Notes…
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Lancôme Cafe: Mother’s Day Chic Café Pop-Up
Café Lancôme recently closed its doors on a high note with a heartfelt Mother’s Day celebration that truly lived up to the buzz-making round on many social media platforms. Guests…
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Opinion: Normalising Sexual Conversations in the African Society
Let’s talk about sex—not in the way it’s often whispered about behind closed doors, covered in shame or religious guilt, but honestly, openly, and with the nuance it deserves. The…
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The Life and Legacy of Pope Francis
The Life and Legacy of Pope Francis. It feels almost poetic, doesn’t it? That Pope Francis, born Jorge Mario Bergoglio, a man who devoted his life to the resurrection of…
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Political Heavyweights Gather in Abuja to Honour Emeka Ihedioha at 60
As part of celebrations marking the 60th birthday of former Imo State Governor, Rt, Hon. Emeka Ihedioha, a high-profile colloquium was held in Abuja —an event that drew some of…
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Glenfiddich Honors Bold Women With First-Ever “Celebration of Her” Brunch In Lagos
To close out Women’s History Month, Glenfiddich Whisky paid tribute to the incredible women shaping industries, celebrating their achievements while embracing the evolving appreciation of whisky among female connoisseurs. On,…
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What No One Tells You About Outgrowing Old Versions of Yourself
Nobody really prepares you for the ache of personal growth. They tell you to evolve, to become your best self, to “level up”, and to “leave behind what no longer…
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How to Host a Chic Easter Brunch (Without Losing Your Mind or Your Budget)
There’s something magical about Easter Sunday. It’s the one holiday where everything feels lighter—literally and metaphorically. Fashion is in full bloom, events are back-to-back, and people are generally in better…
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From Cooking to Content: The New Easter Weekend Activities
Back in the day, Easter weekend was simple and sweet: bread in the morning, a clean outfit for church, and the smell of jollof rice, fried rice, and chicken wafting…
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Do You Even Know What That Colour Says About You?!
What you wear says a lot about you, even before you say a word. But did you know that it’s not just what you wear, it’s also the colour that’s…
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Thriving, Not Just Surviving: A Woman’s Guide to Owning Her 40s
There’s something quietly powerful about turning 40. It’s the age where you start to feel like you’ve lived enough to know who you are, but you’re still young enough to…
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The Big W with Mena Imasekha
On Minna Salami and Can Feminism Be African? Earlier on in February, whilst the world was gearing up for Valentine’s Day and I was not, Minna Salami’s second book, Can…
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Situationships, Slow Dating, and Soft Ghosting: Love in the Time of DMs
In the not-so-distant past, dating was relatively straightforward—at least in theory. You liked someone, you asked them out, and you either became a couple, or you didn’t. Today, that simplicity…
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Modern Meets Mid-Century: How to Mix Vintage with Contemporary Décor
There’s something undeniably charming about a home where vintage and modern design collide—where a sleek marble coffee table shares space with a 1960s radio, and a gallery wall includes both…
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Has Social Media Diluted Personal Style?
By the time your thumb has scrolled through a hundred reels, TikToks, and mirror selfies this morning, chances are you’ve seen the same corset top styled in ten different ways,…
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How to Build Your Power Circle
If there’s one thing that can make or break your journey in life, it’s the people you surround yourself with. We live in a time when social media has made…
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Signs It’s Time to Call It Quits in Your Relationship
Every relationship requires effort, compromise, and understanding. But sadly—some just aren’t meant to last. Whether you’ve been together for a few months or years, there comes a point where you…
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Spice, Snap, and Share: How Food Influencers Are Transforming Nigeria’s Culinary Scene
You open Instagram, and there it is—golden plantains sizzling in hot oil, glistening with caramelized edges. The next clip? A rich, steaming efo riro being spooned over a mound of…
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The 10 Most Important ‘Girl Code’ Rules You Should Never Break
There’s an unspoken rulebook that governs the sisterhood—a silent agreement between women, stitched together with loyalty, trust, and a deep understanding of what it means to have each other’s backs.…
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A Celebration of Power, Beauty & Sisterhood: Inside Joyce Jacob Beauty x Ozinna Dot Com’s IWD Collaboration Shoot
There’s an undeniable magic that unfolds when women come together to uplift, celebrate, and empower one another. This International Women’s Day, that magic was in full effect as Joyce Jacob…
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The Most Important Green Flags in a Relationship
We spend so much time talking about red flags—those glaring warning signs that make you want to sprint in the opposite direction. But what about the green flags? The quiet…
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The Balvenie 60-Year-Old Whisky Debuts in Nigeria with a Night of Elegance
The Balvenie, renowned for its dedication to craftsmanship and heritage, recently introduced its rare 60-Year-Old whisky to Nigeria in a celebration of luxury, fine dining, and artistic brilliance. In partnership…
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Pretty Privilege: Does It Still Exist in Today’s Nigeria?
There is an unspoken currency in society that has existed for as long as beauty has been admired—pretty privilege. It is the idea that those deemed physically attractive are granted…
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‘Talking Stage’ Culture: Why Are Modern Relationships So Confusing?
There was a time when relationships followed a predictable script—boy meets girl, they date, get engaged, and eventually get married. Simple. Straightforward. Everyone knew the rules. Fast forward to today,…
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RJ4 Hosts Exclusive Wellness Seminar with UK Celebrity Esthetician Dr. Josh
Widely regarded as the “Harrods of Lagos,” RJ4 once again reinforced its reputation as a luxury destination by hosting an exclusive wellness seminar for its elite clientele. The high-end fashion…
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Shoulders of Strength: A Tribute to the Women Who Raised Me
International Women’s Day has always stirred a deep reflection within me—a reminder of the countless ways women have shaped my life and the lives of so many others. In the…
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Being a Woman in 2025: A Nigerian Perspective
On one hand, women are at the forefront of industries and cultural movements, making strides that were unimaginable just a decade ago. On the other, the old battles haven’t vanished—barriers…
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How to Know When It’s Official
Modern dating is a wild ride. One minute, you’re swiping, texting, and “vibing,” and the next, you’re wondering, Are we actually in a relationship? With the rise of situationships, casual…
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10 Minimalist Rules That Actually Work
Minimalism has been romanticised as an aesthetic—think clean white walls, capsule wardrobes, and perfectly arranged furniture. But beyond the Instagram-worthy spaces, minimalism is a mindset, a way of living with…
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Broke Before Payday? Here’s How to Manage Until the Next Paycheque Drops
By Funke Babs-Kufeji Waiting for payday when you’re broke can be downright nerve-wracking—especially in a place like Nigeria, where the cost of living seems to rise faster than your bank…
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10 Tiny Habits That Can Dramatically Improve Your Life
The smallest changes often make the biggest difference. We spend so much time chasing major transformations—new jobs, new relationships, big moves—when, in reality, the secret to a better life lies…
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Are GLP-1 Drugs Changing the Way We View Weight Loss?
By Konye Chelsea Nwabogor For as long as we can remember, weight loss has been packaged as a combination of willpower, discipline, and, often, an exhausting cycle of dieting and…
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TRANSPARENT: Why We Need More Honest Conversations About Love and Growth – Toyosi and Daniel Etim Effiong
This week, we sit down with the dynamic duo Daniel and Toyosi Etim-Effiong to discuss their latest venture—TRANSPARENT, a podcast that dives deep into love, relationships, and personal growth. Toyosi,…
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Dating After 40? Here’s How to Find Love This February
By Funke Babs-Kufeji Dating after 40? It’s a whole new world—one filled with confidence, wisdom, and, let’s be honest, far less tolerance for nonsense. Gone are the days of…
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Popular Beauty Standards You Shouldn’t Care About (And Why You’ll Be Happier for It)
We live in a world where beauty standards are thrown at us from every angle—on billboards, in glossy magazines, through social media filters, and even by that one auntie at…
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What Counts as Cheating?
By Konye Chelsea Nwabogor Cheating. The word itself carries a weight that can shatter relationships, dissolve trust, and leave emotional wreckage in its wake. Is it just about physical intimacy,…
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The Big W with Mena Imasekha Why Women Need Money
In the spirit of the New Year, a time for reflection and prioritising what matters, I think it’s apt to discuss the very salient topic of why women need money.…
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Inside Lagos’s Tourism Boom: A Conversation with Idris Aregbe
If you’ve ever been to Lagos, you know it’s not just a city—it’s a vibe, a movement, a living, breathing entity that refuses to be ignored. And if you were…
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BOZ Jewellery’s Sherifat Mohammed on Crafting Timeless Pieces with Meaning
Jewelry has always been more than just an accessory—it’s a love language, a way to capture moments, emotions, and connections in something tangible and lasting. Whether it’s an engagement ring…
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Hustle Culture: How to Find Balance
Nigerians are no strangers to the grind. It’s in the techpreneurs building apps in Yaba, the market women selling wares in Balogun, and the corporate executives juggling multiple side gigs.…
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How Social Media Has Revolutionised the Way We Shop.
In just over a decade, platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and Pinterest have turned our smartphones into digital storefronts and wardrobes into curated virtual influence displays. There was a time when…
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What Detty December Means for Nigerian Tourism and the Nigerian Economy.
In a year marked by economic turbulence, a depreciated naira, and record inflation, Detty December 2024 emerged not just as a cultural celebration but as a testament to the resilience…
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Sharon Ooja Becomes the New Face of Goslo Ice Cream
In a bold move to redefine indulgence and luxury in the ice cream industry, Goslo Ice Cream has unveiled Nollywood star Sharon Ooja as its new brand ambassador. The announcement,…
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Make your December Salry work for you till the End of January.
Funke babs-Kufeji After the holiday fun of Detty December, a lot of people struggle to stretch their paycheck until the end of January. Shifting from the “detty December” spending spree…
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Tips to Make Social Media a peaceful Vibe
Funke Babs-Kufeji A lot of us the first thing we do when we wake up in the morning is check Instagram. During the workday, our minds frequently wander to what’s…
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6 Family boundaries you need to set in 2025
Funke Babs-Kufeji Family can be a great source of love and support, but sometimes they can also make you feel drained and guilty. Setting boundaries with your family is important…
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6 Things to Do Instead of Being on Your Phone
Funke Babs-Kufeji 2025 is already off to a fast start! Many of you have set resolutions, and while some are sticking to them, others might be struggling. But here’s one…
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Ladies in Your 40s – What Life-Changing Decisions Are You Making This Year?
There’s something undeniably powerful about a woman in her 40s. It’s the decade where clarity meets confidence — a time when the lessons learned in your 20s and 30s evolve…
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THE WORKING BOY: Emmanuel Goodnews
If you know me, or you’re my friend, acquaintance, or colleague in the media and entertainment industry (and, by extension, any industry), then you’ve probably heard my go-to greeting: “Working…
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Get Re-Energized for 2025!
The transition into a new year can feel like a whirlwind, can’t it? One moment, you’re living your best life—lounging on the couch, partying nonstop like a rock star, losing…
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New Year, New You: Reinventing Yourself in 2025
The start of a new year always feels like the first page of a fresh notebook—crisp, untainted, and brimming with possibilities. But 2025 is not just any new year. It’s…
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It’s Okay Not to Have a New Year’s Resolution.
It’s that time of year again—the glitter of holiday lights fades, the fireworks have long fizzled out, and the world seems to be pressuring you to reinvent yourself overnight. Everywhere…
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Armani Mare Unveiled
Armani Beauty unveiled an exquisite daytime fragrance affair, Armani Mare, at the picturesque Mako Lagos, inviting guests into a realm of sophistication and sensory enchantment. This remarkable event showcased immersive…
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2025 Decor Trends: Creating Spaces That Feel Like Home
If there’s one overarching theme this year, it’s creating spaces that evoke comfort, warmth, and a deep sense of personal connection. Gone are the days of rigid, overly curated interiors.…
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Self-Care Check-In: Did You Take Care of You This Year?
Take a deep breath, close your eyes, and ask yourself—did I take care of myself this year? It’s a simple question, but it holds a world of meaning. This year…
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Is Bae a Keeper or Counterfeit?
As we get closer to a new year, it’s time to reflect on what and who we’re bringing into 2025. Let’s be real: relationships can be messy, thrilling, and downright…
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10 Ways to Wrap Up the Year Feeling Empowered and Motivated
With under 14 days left in 2024, it’s easy to let the year quietly slip away, but why not go out with a bang instead? Sure, you don’t need to…
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