Guys, ever been in a situation where you have to attend that wedding but cannot for the life of you, knot that bow tie?
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Emerging fashion brand, Mohanista first put out snippets to their S/S2015 collection – “What Is Real?” and now, the full collection’s pieces.
Filled with basic silhouettes, the pieces are a floral dream with various floral designs ranging from tropical to oriental. The dresses are put on display against a plane backdrop with palm fronds sneaking leisurely into the frame.
Many thoughts have been shared about the “great fall” of the People’s Democratic Party(PDP) in Nigeria. How the mighty fall. It only reminds me of the soap opera we saw as children The Rich Also Cry. Does this title have anything to do with “our great party”?
Great civilisations are born, start to grow, they reach the peak of their powers, decline and ultimately crumble. We often hear of the great Zimbabwe, great Timbuktu, Egypt, Babylon, Carthage, Rome Othoman, Marcedonia and the likes were all great civilisations at different times. Since nothing, good or bad, lasts forever there came a time when they have to erode with history. This is why I love the most quoted Igbo saying “No condition is permanent.
There is nothing like a family in fashion.
Deola Sagoe was inspired to put together this collection by her daughter’s school project about moths, flies and butterflies. The collection “explores the intricacy of these visually stunning and magical creatures” and the lookbook reflects the magical feel.
Everyone knows that food business is good business, yet, only a few entrepreneurs that we have met think of starting a company to address food related opportunities like production, packaging and food security. For some, they think changing the world means tackling more complex high tech problems, but what better way to transform a country than by disrupting something we do everyday…eat.

Today, we interview one lady who plans to take on the food and agriculture industry in Nigeria by making packaged fruits and vegetables readily available for all.

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