Author: CHIOMA
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Tales from The Crash of NNNRC Ponzi Scheme
By Babajide Komolafe I visited a young couple on May 17th this year. They had a three-year-old daughter and lived in a one-room accommodation, sharing a ... -
Mental Sharpness: Food & Habits for Focus
By Judy Okolo What if your greatest business competitor isn’t another company but your own distracted brain?In boardrooms across Nigeria, millions of naira are invested in ... -
Summer: Travelling Europe during a heatwave
By Josephine Agbonkhese The dream of sipping espresso at a sidewalk cafe, strolling through one of Europe’s major capital cities, or climbing iconic citadels changes drastically ... -
Lifestyle trends that slow visible aging
By Josephine Agbonkhese A growing number of A-list celebrities appear to be ageing backward—or not aging at all. While access to top dermatologists and beauty treatments ... -
Scent Leaf Sauce: The Aromatic Delight You Should Try
By Yemisi Suleiman Few ingredients capture the rich aroma and flavour of Nigerian cooking quite like scent leaf. Known for its distinctive fragrance and slightly peppery ... -
The Grace Circle Blooms Across Continents, From Lagos to Toronto
Since its inception this year, The Grace Circle has grown into a movement stitched together across three continents, carried by the vision of Faith Morey, the ... -
Denim Done Light
By Yemisi Suleiman Denim gets a breezy makeover this season with lighter washes, relaxed fits and breathable fabrics that are perfect for warm-weather dressing. From chambray ... -
Skincare for Men: Facts vs. Fad?
By Josephine Agbonkhese For years, skincare was marketed primarily to women, while many men were encouraged to believe that washing their face with soap and water ... -
Classy Comedy: Nigerian Skit Makers With Degrees and Distinction
For days, Nigerians have been divided over comments made by rapper Ycee during an appearance on the Afropolitan Podcast. Discussing the entertainment industry and the influence ... -
The Mental Health Weight of Waiting
By Dr. Gbonjubola Abiri Maya walked in every Tuesday, exactly at 9am carrying the same brown envelope containing copies of her application letters, certificates and a ...
