Pause! Quick questions, please? What are you wearing? Why are you wearing that? Is it an expression of your individuality; your values; your love for details or more? Oh, you never thought of those? Let me help you. Patek Philippe’s generational adverts have this line, “You never actually own a Patek Philippe. You merely look […]
7 Tips to Eat Healthy on a Budget by Chef Daniel
It is shocking (well maybe not) that more than 10% of the world population is currently obese and that since 1975 the worldwide obesity has nearly tripled. The numbers keep increasing which explains why more people are starting to eat healthy. A lot of us think that it is expensive to eat healthy. Even when […]
“BathKandy Started as a Result of a Personal Struggle with Allergies…” Blondie Okpuzor
BathKandy founded in 2014 is an environmentally friendly, skin loving, beauty preserving, artisan bath and body company. BathKandy creates sumptuous dessert inspired beauty treats, utilizing unconventional raw materials such as garri and chocolate, infused into beauty and skincare products. Blondie Okpuzor, the CEO of BathKandy graduated with a B.Sc. in Business Management and Sociology from […]
Soil Less Farming: A Chat with Samson Ogbole, Co-founder PS Nutrac
Soilless farming is the system of agriculture which involves growing trees, flowers, vegetables, and other plants without using soil. Soilless farming boosts root hair growth. The system of farming also protects plants against earthworms and other pests. In Nigeria, PS Nutrac is leading the soil less farming movement. Aeroponics is one of the most recent […]
The Nigerian Queen 2018, Rachael Amune Hands Over Newly Constructed Borehole to Abonnema Girls Secondary School
On 15 January 2019, The Nigerian Queen 2018 Winner, Racheal Amune and The Nigerian Queen Organisation’s “Beauty for Purpose” outreach team donated a clean-free borehole to the Abonnema Girls Secondary School in Akuku Toru Local Government Area, Rivers State. This project which commenced on 9th January, 2019, is aimed at curbing the challenges of accessing […]
Genevieve Nnaji’s Lion Heart is a Classic
Sometime in 2017, the news broke about Genevieve Nnaji’s directorial debut, Lion Heart. This got fans excited, especially because of the crop of artiste involved in the project. After one year of wait, the movie premiered at TIFF 2018. And Netflix purchased rights to the movie which started showing on their platforms on January 4. […]
How to Deal with Toxic Friends
Do you have a friend whose call you are intentionally beginning to avoid? You no longer take this friends call or you wait a while longer than you ordinarily do before taking their calls. You always look for an excuse to turn down an opportunity to meet? You are probably dealing with toxic friends. Being […]
5 Ways to Deal with Procrastination
This procrastination table I want to shake, I’m having one of the biggest dinners on it. My life in a bit — Me: I will wake by 6:30 am, write an article or make drafts at least, have breakfast, check emails and social media blah blah blah. What really happens Me: Wakes by 6:12 am, […]
2019: 12 Things to Leave Behind in 2018
Consider this a rant. I just want to point out a few things that should end in 2019. These are a few things that happened in 2018 that shouldn’t be happening. Things that we all should put a stop to in 2019. Listen to the podcast I did on the topic. How to Achieve Your […]
How to Achieve Your 2019 Set Goals
Goals? Do I need to set goals? Why do I need to set goals? Haven’t I done enough goal setting in my life and yet my life isn’t all that? These and more questions could be going on in your mind right now. But what if you don’t set goals right? After publishing the posts […]