Author: CHIOMA
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Couvade Syndrome: When Expectant Fathers “Share” the Pregnancy
By Dr. Gbonjubola Abiri Few months ago, a man walked into my consulting room looking both embarrassed and bewildered. He was in his mid-30s, neatly dressed, ... -
Don’t let inflation Steal Your Wealth 2
By Babajide Komolafe In the last edition, we said your wealth building efforts must be inflation sensitive and guided. How? You must recognise the reality and ... -
PHYSICALLY PRESENT BUT EMOTIONALLY ABSENT 2
By Adesuwa Ewoigbokhan The Silent Strain: When Emotional Absence Threatens Marriage. When couples drift into emotional absence, the impact can be profound and damaging. Children, in ... -
The Sacred Work of Mothers: Love, Sacrifice, Renewal
By Judy Okolo At some point in life, most of us discover a quiet truth: the people who hold families, communities, and even societies together are ... -
From Knitting to Professionally Established Designer: The Peace Okezie Story
By Josephine Agbonkhese For Peace Ijeoma Okezie, fashion did not begin with a business plan or a fashion school. It began with curiosity. As a secondary ... -
Must a woman change her surname after marriage?
When Kris Asimonye, wife of Nigerian comedian Bovi Ugboma, recently disclosed that she retained her maiden name after marriage on her husband’s advice, her comment reignited a longstanding ... -
DESIREE’s SS26 COLLECTION
Women’s contemporary fashion has been a dominant force for the past 35 to 40 years. This fashion is said to have originated as far back as ... -
Faith Morey Introduces The Grace Circle to Lagos
Faith Morey, social etiquette advocate and personal growth voice, is bringing (or debut) The Grace Circle to Lagos on Friday, March 27, joined by a distinguished ... -
Women’s Month: 5 Ways to let it show
By Josephine Agbonkhese Fashion isn’t just clothes—it’s a statement, and throughout history, women across generations have leveraged this weapon to drive home pressing messages and change ... -
Choosing Self-Care Without Guilt
By Yemisi Suleiman For many Nigerian women, being described as “strong” often means being stretched, emotionally, financially and physically. It means replying emails close to midnight, ...
