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Lexy Mojo-Eyes: I started fashion promotion with only my dream
In 1997, Lexy Mojo-Eyes, took on a project he described as “suicide mission” to promote African fashion by encouraging Nigerians to dress Nigerian. It was ... -
IFU ENNADA: FROM BIG BROTHER TO BEAUTY MOGUL
By Remmy Diagbare Before Big Brother Naija, Ifu Ennada was just like any young girl with a dream. But, the programme opened doors for her. Today, ... -
Rape: A woman’s nightmare
By Esther Onyegbula Rape according to section 357 and 358 of the Nigerian Criminal Code is, “having unlawful carnal knowledge of a woman or girl, ... -
Rising cases of sex trafficking, stakeholders call for special courts to try offenders
Efforts to combat the rising cases of trafficking for sexual exploitation were the focus of deliberation recently in Lagos, as stakeholders came together to discuss new, ... -
Ade Ayinla Arije’s focus on youth empowerment, innovation
Young and brilliant entrepreneur, Ade Ayinla Arije, is the Founder/CEO Ade Arije Foundation and runs other chains of businesses. The 37 year old businessman boosts of ... -
Allure Cover: Hanu Agbodje – CEO of Patricia Technologies Limited
By Jemi Ekunkunbor Hanu Fejiro Agbodje, cuts the look and built of an artiste; but he is actually, the founder and CEO of Patricia Technologies ... -
NGO empowers 20 entrepreneurial trainees; gets equipment, interest-free loans
The empowerment and autonomy of men and women leads to the improvement of their political, social, economic and health status and this is a highly important ... -
Allure Cover: Nwanneka Nkumah: Empowering Prospective Entrepreneurs
By Yemisi Suleiman Her journey to becoming the CEO of Hair by Wanneka empire, had a humble beginning; armed with the BBM as her only marketing ... -
Children’s Day: Focus on Slum2School example
By Linda Orajekwe For a country that reportedly has one of the highest economic growth rate in Africa, it is ironic that we have the highest ... -
Stakeholders seek improved welfare for Nigeria’s children
Concerned about the downturn in the quality of basic education available to Nigeria’s children, which has resulted in our having about 13.2 million out-of-school children, a ...
