The Best DIY Beauty Hacks
When it comes to beauty, we’ve all been tempted to try a hack or two. From social media challenges to whispered secrets passed down from grandmothers, DIY beauty tips have…
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Tell Your Story Through Your Home’s Interior
Your home is more than just a space to sleep, eat, and entertain—it’s an extension of who you are. Every wall, every piece of furniture, and every carefully curated item…
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9 Tiny Things You Can Do to Make Your Meals More Nutritious
Let’s be honest—life is busy. Between work, family, and squeezing in some me-time, it’s easy to fall into the trap of quick, convenient meals that might not exactly be brimming…
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How to Layer Your Scents So You Smell Amazing
When it comes to leaving a lasting impression, nothing does the job quite like a well-chosen fragrance. But have you ever wondered how some people seem to have a scent…
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Does the 3-Month Rule Change Anything?
When it comes to modern dating, everyone has their own set of rules. One of the most debated yet popular is the “3-month rule.” This rule suggests waiting three months…
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House Of Ga’a Premiers At Terra Kulture
The highly anticipated premiere of the movie “House of Gaa” was recently held at the Terra Kulture Art and cultural center in Victoria island. The premier captured the attention of…
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What to Do When You Get Ghosted.
You have just been ghosted; what’s next? Have you ever sent a message to someone only to be met with silence? No response, no explanation—just a void where communication once…
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Main Character Energy: How to Take Charge of Your Own Narrative
Have you ever watched a movie in which the protagonist’s energy was so magnetic, so undeniably captivating, that you found yourself rooting for them despite their flaws and missteps? This…
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Boost Your Gut Health and Longevity with Fibre-Rich Foods
When it comes to taking care of our bodies, the spotlight often shines on superfoods, vitamins, and exercise regimes. But there’s an unsung hero quietly working its magic behind the…
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6 Things We Loved About Dimma Umeh’s Civil Wedding
By Bukola Amoboye Dimma Umeh, Nigeria’s beloved beauty and lifestyle guru, just tied the knot in a stunning civil ceremony that was a pure reflection of her dream vision. Known…
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Is It Really Okay to Remain Single Forever?
The concept of being single has evolved dramatically over the years, changing the narrative around relationships and making it clear that the old blueprint of coupling up isn’t the only…
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Seven Mid-Year Changes That Will Actually Make a Difference to Your Life
As we hit the midpoint of the year, it’s the perfect time to pause, reassess, and inject some fresh energy into our daily routines. Too often, New Year’s resolutions are…
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Common Mistakes People Make Wearing Black
By Funke Babs-Kufeji Wearing black is often considered a timeless and versatile choice in fashion, but many individuals make common mistakes when donning this classic hue. From fabric selection to…
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Opinion – Age Ain’t Nothing but a Number
By Funke Babs-Kufeji People often believe that age plays a significant role in relationships and that there is a certain acceptable age gap between partners as set by societal norms.…
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Relationship Red Flags: Signs It’s Time to Reevaluate Your Partnership
Every relationship has ups and downs. But when the scales tip more towards stress and discomfort than contentment and happiness, it might be time to stop and reevaluate. Recognising relationship…
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Are Situationships the New Relationships?
By Konye Nwabogor Ever heard of the word Situationship? It’s a label that represents a relationship status that’s not quite definable, not entirely committal, yet unmistakably significant in its own…
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Age Gaps in Relationships: How much is too much?
By Konye Nwabogor It’s an age-old question that constantly runs through the minds of lovers in similar situations and onlookers alike: What’s the ideal age gap in a relationship? There’s…
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Jennifer Ukoh- Osamwonyi: Reflections from a First-Time Mum
There’s a common saying that nothing quite prepares a young woman for the manifold experiences of motherhood, a journey replete with joys, struggles, and a depth of emotion that defies…
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Opinion – Changing the Perception Around Surrogacy, Motherhood and Starting a Family.
Despite its growing relevance, surrogacy remains shrouded in misconceptions and cultural taboos, leaving many would-be parents in a state of limbo. In Nigeria, the journey to parenthood often follows a…
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Is Dating Really as Terrible as Everyone Makes It Seem?
By Konye Chelsea Nwabogor Everyone, from your perpetually single aunt to your freshly ghosted best friend, has something to say about the dismal state of modern romance. But is dating…
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How To Handle Information Overload
We are continually bombarded with a deluge of information from every imaginable angle. The relentless flow can feel overwhelming and inescapable, whether it’s the latest political upheaval, a viral TikTok…
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Staying Safe While Finding Romance Online
In recent news, the disappearances of Celine Ndudim and Afiba Tandoh have reignited pressing concerns about the safety of online interactions, especially when it transitions from digital chats to real-world…
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Must-Visit Galleries and Museums in Lagos.
From the mesmerising contemporary masterpieces to the echoes of traditional Nigerian art, the following galleries and museums are not just places to see but experiences to be lived. Here’s your…
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‘’For the youth of Edo State, networking isn’t merely an option; it’s a vital lifeline that will help nourish ambitions, foster growth, and pave the way for a brighter tomorrow’’-Otaniyen Jos Bazuaye
With a passion for entrepreneurship, Otaniyen Jos Bazuaye is an excellent example of what it means to turn dreams into reality. Armed with a diploma in accounting from the esteemed…
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From Sunset to Sunrise: The Nightlife Industry and YhemoLee’s Diverse Influence
In the ever changing landscape of Nigeria’s vibrant entertainment scene, Yhemolee stands as a multifaceted force, weaving his talents seamlessly through various realms of creativity. With a career spanning years,…
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A Perfect Symphony of Flavors: Glenfiddich’s Unforgettable Sensory Journey at RSVP Lagos
In the era of fine dining, Glenfiddich takes guests on a gastronomic voyage where flavor meets finesse. The premium Single-Malt Whisky brand elevated the Grand Yozakura experience for guests by…
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When Love Is Measured in Naira
Kunle leaned back, exasperated, as he recounted his latest ordeal. “I just can’t keep up anymore,” he sighed, a look of defeat clouding his usually cheerful face. “Every month, it’s…
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Love Bytes: Unraveling the Connection Between Online Dating and Hook-Up Culture
Once upon a time, in the not-so-distant past, meeting someone special meant locking eyes across a crowded room or striking up a conversation at an event. But in this digital…
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Femi Otedola: Fortune, Family, and Philanthropy
There is hardly anything like a “relatable billionaire,” yet all over the world, these individuals make an effort to connect with the common folk online or in person. Often clad…
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How Social Media is Revolutionising the Music Industry
Move over traditional media! Social media is now the star player in the music industry, and it’s causing a big stir! In an era where our lives pulsate to the…
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Nigeria @ 63: Unsung Heroines of Independence
As the country celebrates its 63rd independence, it is only fitting to also celebrate some of the heroes who fought bravely and tirelessly for our freedom as a nation. Nationalists…
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Beyond the Stereotypes: 9 Things Nigerians Are Famous For
Despite the struggling economy and bad press Nigeria seems to get most of the time, there are many more positive and impressive things Nigeria is globally famous for. From the…
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Are Fashion Weeks Still Relevant in the Age of Social Media?
The rise of social media has cast a long, quizzical shadow over the traditional fashion industry, igniting fervent debates about the relevance of once-unquestionable institutions. Perhaps none is more scrutinised…
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Olori Aderonke Ogunwusi
Olori Aderonke Ademiluyi-Ogunwusi is the great granddaughter of the late Ooni Ajagun Ademiluyi, the 48th King of the Ile-Ife Kingdom. She is now the 4th wife of the 51st Ooni of Ile Ife, Ooni Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi, and…
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“Pretty Privilege”: The Unspoken Advantage We Need to Talk About
The concept of “pretty privilege” isn’t new, but it has increasingly become a subject of discourse in academic circles, social media, and everyday conversations. At its core, pretty privilege represents…
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Ashawo: The Truth About Slut-Shaming
In the tapestry of Nigerian culture exists a darker thread woven into its societal fabric—slut-shaming. This practice cuts across continents and cultures but has a unique manifestation within Nigerian society.…
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The “IT” Girl: How the Internet Has Redefined Society’s Standards
In popular culture, the term “IT” girl has long been associated with a mysterious allure, epitomising beauty, charm, and an undeniable sense of style. For decades, society has sought to…
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Anita Adesiyan. Leveraging Pop Culture for Positive Behavioural Change Among Youths
After joining the ranks of the MTV Staying Alive Foundation in 2017 as the marketing and partnerships manager, Anita Adesiyan, a skilled PR consultant, swiftly ascended to the position of…
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The Price of Fame: Celebrities and the Right to Privacy
My life, your entertainment You watch it while I live it I walk, they follow I talk, they holler Just here for your amusement – My Life Your Entertainment, Lyrics…
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The Surprising Truth: Money Can Indeed Buy Happiness
There is growing interest in the intriguing area where money and happiness intertwine. With data from around the world confirming that money can indeed bring happiness, more people can now…
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Bovi Ugboma on Fatherhood: The Secrets to Balancing Laughter, Love, and Life
When it comes to entertainment, Bovi Ugboma has made a name for himself with his infectious humour and undeniable wit. But behind the spotlight and the uproarious laughter lies a…
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Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Inaugural Speech as President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria
My Fellow Citizens, I stand before you honoured to assume the sacred mandate you have given me. My love for this nation is abiding. My confidence in its people, unwavering.…
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Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu. A Nigerian Hope Renewed
In another test of Nigeria’s democracy, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu rises as the country’s number one citizen. With unwavering resolve, he assumes the presidency, determined to chart a path through…
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21 Nigerians We Bet You Didn’t Know Were in the Guinness Book of Records
In the wake of Hilda Baci’s recent successful attempt to break the world record for the longest cooking marathon, Nigeria has once again garnered worldwide attention. This time, thankfully, it…
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How TikTok Has Influenced the Nigerian Fashion Scene
Taking a trip down memory lane to a few years ago, it’s noticeable how there has been a shift in how fashion is perceived and practised in our society. Gone…
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Efe Irele; Shining a Light on Autism
Known for her roles in movies like “Hey You ” and “Devil in Agbada,” Efe Irele has been open about her personal connection to Autism and her commitment to helping…
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How Social Media Has Created a Thriving Economy for Gen Z
Saying that social media has profoundly impacted how we communicate, connect, and consume information is more than stating the obvious. Some people would say that life before it was better,…
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“When we opened Slice, we wanted to offer something different that we had never seen done in Lagos.” – Tracy Nwapa
Tracy Nwapa is a name that has become synonymous with style, class, and innovation. With her impressive resume as a fashion girl, content creator, and business owner, she has proven to be…
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What Medium Navigates Trends Nowadays, Fashion Magazines or Social Media Influencers?
Fashion is an ever-evolving industry, with new trends emerging every season. But who exactly is responsible for dictating these trends? Is it the glossy pages of fashion magazines or the…
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These Nigerians Made the 2023 Forbes Africa 30 Under 30 List
Forbes Africa recently released its prestigious 30 Under 30 list for 2023, recognising young and innovative Africans making a significant impact in their respective fields. Dubbed “The Newest Self-Made Young…
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5 Easter Traditions from Around the World
In the spirit of the Easter celebrations, here are five Easter traditions from around the world we bet you didn’t know about. The World’s Biggest Omelette: Every year since 1973, the…
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How Domitilla: The Reboot Is Highlighting the Dangers of Sex Work in Nigeria
Behind the glitz and glamour of Lagos’ bustling nightlife, a dark reality looms for young girls who are lured into the world of sex work. This reality is the subject…
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Opinion: Modern Parenting Needs No Dads?
For women in Nigeria, the decision to have children is often tied to the institution of marriage. But what about those who don’t find a partner in time or struggle with infertility? While societal…
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Opinion: ONLINE, Now LIFELINE
” Gen Z’s are obsessed with social media.” “Gen Z’s care about just two things: themselves and their phones.” “Gen Z’s really can’t live without their smartphones.” ” Gen Z’s…
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Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie: Feminism with Purpose
It’s exciting to see how successful this phenomenal Nigerian writer – whose works include being a novelist, short storyteller, feminist and motivational speaker – has become since her humble beginnings…
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A Colourful Campaign Season
Blue, green, red, white and a raft of African print, Nigeria’s two largest parties, the APC and the PDP, have blanketed the entire nation with campaign livery of every cut…
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This Week, Nigeria Decides, Again
Sixty years after Nigeria became a republic and nearly 24 years since our return to democracy, citizens are heading to the polls once again to determine their next president in…
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‘’By running Her Network, I have had the honour to meet and sit in rooms with amazing women, listen to their stories and learn from incredible leaders.’’ – Nkem Onwudiwe
Nkem Onwudiwe is a Public Relations and Marketing Consultant and the founder of Her Network, a global inspirational and lifestyle platform that connects, inspires, and amplifies women’s voices and stories.…
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Domestic Violence and Murder: When will enough be enough?
By Yomi Owope ‘’Last night I heard the screaming, loud voices behind the wall, another sleepless night for me, it won’t do no good to call the police…….and when they…
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Networking 101! How to convert introductions to connections
By Adebola Williams Creating great connections, like every other form of art, is a craft built with intentionality and commitment. It takes time to master — longer for some than…
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Nigeria @ 62 -Looking ahead
By Yomi Owope When we were children, the sounds of Atilogwu dancers and stadiums draped in our national colours were what we looked forward to on October First. Later, after…
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The Agunze Chib Ikokwu Foundation Book Presentation
Recently Agunze Chib Ikokwu Foundation played host to guests at The presentation of the book “Learning about Ndi Igbo”. The event took place at the Colonades Hotel, Ikoyi and was…
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Visit these places to get your Culture Fix in Lagos.
Are you bored with the typical Lagos outings or just stuck in a culture rut? Here are a few places to visit in Lagos that will help you stretch your…
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The New Wave of Girl Power.
…………five Feminists we admire. By Charles Didee Eta It’s a new world where young women have realized their voices and begun paving the way for their betterment, regardless of how…
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JAPA!!! …… Is the grass really greener on the other side?
The Nigeria -Canada Exodus. Moving to Canada may look attractive on the surface, but underneath the red carnation and bright lights is a lot of toil, sweat, and uncertainty, writes…
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Opinion Ed – What’s with Lagos’s sex tapes and double standards?
More frequently than usual, there happens to be a release of one new sex tape or the other. And each time it’s made public, I’m puzzled with a string of…
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“If you have a platform that people listen to, you have to use it to try and force change” – Misan Harriman
Misan Harriman made history by being the first black male to photograph the cover of British Vogue in its entire 104-year history. He founded a digital publishing company, What We…
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