Imagine walking into a room, one of the most important rooms into your entire country. In the very next room is where many of your countries laws are decided. Many of the most important men in your country are gathered. You have all your papers ready, you’ve been preparing for this for months. But just... Read More

discrimination, dressing, Paul Ryan, The Sexuality Blog, US Congress, women

September 24, 2016

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$12 billion; N441 million… | The 5 numbers that mattered this week

$12 billion – The amount allegedly smuggled out of Nigeria by telecoms company MTN between 2006 and 2016. This is according to Sen. Dino Melaye. 2 million – The number of people freed by the military from members of the Boko Haram Islamic sect. N441 million – The amount received by Kano Pillars football club following striker, Ahmed Musa’s move... Read More

Ahmed Musa, dino melaye, dressing, EFCC, football, lasu, MTN, nigeria, numbers that mattered, Patience Jonathan, telecoms

September 21, 2016

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10 times Rita Dominic showed us she’s a style goddess (WATCH)

Rita Dominic is one celebrity that never disappoints whether on the red carpet or a casual Instagram picture – she slays all the time! But if you are still doubting that the Nollywood actress is a style goddess here is a video to convince you. Check it out…

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actress, dressing, fashion, goddess, nollywood, rita dominic, style, Video

September 3, 2016

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Mark Zuckerberg: Not every time grey tees and jeans, sometimes proper suit and tie

by Ezinne Ajoku Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Facebook and the 6th richest man in the world , according to Forbes 2016 rankings, on his return to Nigeria to attend Aso Villa Demo Day at Abuja today, ditched his signature grey tees and jeans in favour of a proper suit and tie. Mr Bashir Ahmed, the Personal... Read More

Abuja, dressing, mark zuckerberg, nigeria, president buhari

December 1, 2015

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Minister of Sports, Solomon Dalung explains why he dresses like a rebel leader

Barrister Solomon Dalung, the Minister of Sports and Youth Development, has given an insight into why he’s always clad in ‘Khaki uniform and red beret’ that is synonymous with the typical African rebel leader. This is what an African rebel leader looks like: In defence of Barrister Dalung, Nneka Ikem Anibeze, the spokesperson and Special Adviser... Read More

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comrade, dressing, Khaki uniform, red beret, solomon dalung

January 12, 2015

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Photo of the Day: Hey ladies, would you attend this Ibadan church?

by Akan Ido For ladies planning to attend this Church Cathedral in Ibadan – there’s a strict code of dressing on the front door that they might want to abide by. Check it out below: That’s if you don’t want to be left out of the season of establishment. Hilarious stuff! –[Photo credit: H/T @Deeonekings]

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breast, Church, Code of Conduct, dressing, mini

December 2, 2014

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@dolapoaina: Self-development skills to learn from a diplomat

by Dolapo Aina Young professionals, if they really want to inherit the leadership and lead in dignity, they shall first have their feet on the ground, think locally and act globally and add up all the self development issues cited above without removing an iota. Diplomats are representatives of their respective presidents in any nation.... Read More

ambassador, Diplomat, Dolapo Aina, dressing, Humility, lessons, ynaija

July 1, 2014

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Grace Efezokhae: Who says being a Christian means you should not be romantic? (Y! Superblogger)

by Grace Efezokhae Who says being a Christian doesn’t mean you shouldn’t be romantic? Haven’t you read the Book of Songs of Solomon before? Many times I am not happy when people see practicing Christians as being boring set of people. I love Jesus a lot and I don’t get it when people try to live the... Read More

(Y!Superblogger), book of solomon, christian, dressing, grace efezokhae, opinion, YDaily, ynaija

September 26, 2013

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Opinion: Is the African culture really dead?

by Olaniyan Israel Young men and women now treat their cultural ways of dressing with utmost disdain. They probably share the view that it is local and parochial. “Our culture is dead” says the Yoruba boy who probably prefers a shirt, trousers and a tie to his native ‘aso-oke’. The Igbo girl who still tolerates... Read More

African, aso-oke, culture, dressing, olaniyan israel, western, Yoruba, youth

July 31, 2013

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“Be your best self”: 9 ways to get a boyfriend

by Janet Ong Zimmerman Guys are attracted to women who have a zest for life, and when you are living your life out loud, your enthusiasm is contagious. Plus, it takes the pressure off a man to feel responsible for your happiness. Love happens when you least expect it. So stop obsessing and start living. From... Read More

boyfriend, desperate woman, dressing, flirtatious, love happens, passions, Positive People, simple things, Stop trying

November 16, 2012

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Pearle Nwazeigwe: There’s got to be more (30 Days, 30 Voices)

Everywhere I go , things just seem wrong, especially when it comes to dressing. ‘The way you are dressed is how you will be addressed’ is how the saying goes. It never gets old but I think here in a lot of Nigeria universities, most girls are deaf or blind to the saying. In this... Read More

dressing, lifestyle, morality, Pearle Nwazeigwe, teenagers

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$12 billion; N441 million… | The 5 numbers that mattered this week

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Mark Zuckerberg: Not every time grey tees and jeans, sometimes proper suit and tie

Minister of Sports, Solomon Dalung explains why he dresses like a rebel leader

Photo of the Day: Hey ladies, would you attend this Ibadan church?

@dolapoaina: Self-development skills to learn from a diplomat

Grace Efezokhae: Who says being a Christian means you should not be romantic? (Y! Superblogger)

Opinion: Is the African culture really dead?

“Be your best self”: 9 ways to get a boyfriend

Pearle Nwazeigwe: There’s got to be more (30 Days, 30 Voices)

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