This week, we will be rolling out the drums for all the men in our lives.We will be singing praise songs with rampant ululations. Do men deserve these shout-outs?Yes, they do… No matter what women say, men are their better halves. Well, we are also acutely aware of some women who repeatedly take delight in…
This right here is the new poser for you ladies this week. Can marriage really thrive between an educated woman, and an illiterate man in Nigeria? Can a university graduate find love, and happiness amongst artisans, and unlettered men? I have found that this arrangement is not alien in the Western nations. The emphasis is…
I thought I had done justice to this topic until I started to receive enormous responses that necessitated this final article. Clearly, marriage is such an emotive issue, and we’re all looking for ways and means to make things better. So, I will be unpacking the following posers this week: How come multiple wives in…
Just because some people can purchase data, and surf online, they think they possess unbridled access to the lives of others.They literally think that they can pontificate on issues and matters that they have no jurisdiction over. Which is why I’m the one here to drag those hypocritical, jobless and caustic online in-laws today.I’m ready…
The 51st Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi, Ojaja 11 recently turned 50.He celebrated in grand style in the ancestral land of the Yorubas. Important dignitaries, influential business moguls, ex military strongmen, politicians of all hues and Nollywood greats were present to celebrate with him.Brother Obas from the South West zone were on parade…
Once upon a time Fred Amata was a hotshot filmmaker. He was brilliant as actor, producer and director in the Nollywood industry. He was regarded as a trailblazer and wunderkind with the way he churned out outstanding movies. His brothers, Zack and Jeta Amata were also great players in the industry at the time. He…
It’s no news that Nigeria as a nation celebrated its Independence from the United Kingdom this week. The usual grandiose banquets, and military parades were muted and low-key this time around.The multiple economic challenges in the nation have put paid to that. Even diehard ‘Emilokans’ cannot justify such flamboyant events that characterised past independence anniversaries….
More Nigerian Women Left Behind If you have a keen eye, you would have noticed a worrisome trend lately at the various civil wedding registries. Have you not observed a slew of young Nigerian studs getting hitched to foreign women old enough to be their mamas? And to cap it all, mothers of these men…
7 fabulous tips to look 50 forever. You must know by now that life happens in seasons. There was a time when we were toddlers, teenagers and youths under the guidance of our parents. Now, we’re parents with our own families, while some are even grandparents. Our bodies are changing as well to accommodate different…
For the uninitiated, Omugwo is a tradition that originated among the ‘Igbos’ largely domiciled in the Eastern part of Nigeria. It is a postpartum care package for the newborn baby and mother for 3-6 months. It is so effective and wonderful that it has been adopted by almost all cultures in the country. It helps…
