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by Chinwe Okafor Waconzy has something important to to tell all ladies. According to the artiste, guys respect girls, even their girlfriends, who do not send nudes. Read what he said below;
by Chinwe Okafor There is no mincing word, these are the things the rapper, Lynxxx, turned singer likes and doesn’t like in women. His likes; 1. A free-spirited lady with morals 2. One who I can learn from. 3. She must be able to cook 4. She must be able to look good. His... Read More
by Chinwe Okafor Best Graduating Student at the recently held 27th convocation ceremony of the Rivers state University of Science and Technology, RSUST, Falola Ajumobi, has revealed what enabled his success. He said that one of the things he had to do to achieve his academic feat was to distance himself from women- He never as... Read More
by Chinwe Okafor Domestic violence is an under reported crime, he says, and he’s right. Some men feel it’s their right, he says and he’s right as well. Charly boy talks about why men beat their wives and why/how they are doing it the wrong way. Read below; When I look back at my life,... Read More
by Chinwe Okafor Richestlifestyle.com have released their list of the 20 Most Curvy African celebs, and 7 Nigerians, including Omotola, Mercy Aigbe, Daniella Okeke, Anita Joseph, Evia Simone, Didi Ekanem made the list. Anyone else wonders why Toolz isn’t on this list? See the Nigerians that made the list below:
by Chinwe Okafor Falz has revealed that women are his weakness and muse. The son of popular human rights activist, Femi Falana, who is fast carving a niche for himself with his unique style of music, revealed this to Vanguard. He said, “Women are in our everyday lives. It’s hard not to be inspired by them.... Read More
by Chinwe Okafor The Bayelsa women who died in a road accident on Saturday February 14 after a visit to First Lady, Patience Jonathan in Ahoada, Rivers state will be given mass burial. According to reports by SaharaReporters, the decision to give the 11 women a mass burial was reached after pathologists told family members that standard... Read More
by Chinwe Okafor Think about it for a minute. Bisi Ibidapo-Obe thinks it is better to use a sex toy than sell your body out for prostitution and end up not just getting money but a whole lot of baggage such as sexually transmitted diseases. The actress who sells sex toys in her lingerie shop... Read More
by Iyobosa Omoregie Bayelsa seems to be in the news today for a number of reasons – first a former governor says President Jonathan will struggle to get a quarter of the votes from his state, and secondly, the present governor says women are the breadwinners in Bayelsa. The Governor of Bayelsa State, Seriake Dickson,... Read More
by Chinwe Okafor It is getting out of hand apparently. Instagram keeps deleting accounts of anyone, mostly female, posting pictures they deem inappropriate, and users are beginning to get pissed. This time, it was online magazine and styling agency Sticks and Stones, which posted a photo of two sisters in swimsuits that shows partial you-know-what. Agency... Read More
by Blessing Akinsehinwa No matter how rich a woman becomes, she is not deemed successful if she is unmarried. She is not even recognised in social gatherings. ‘Hello Blessing’, ‘Good morning ma’, ‘Ehen, where are you?’ ‘I’m at home ma, preparing for work’, ‘Ok, that’s good. You will be accompanying me to the Police station today,... Read More
by Demola Rewaju We’re different from women in every area but difference isn’t a sign of superiority. They don’t communicate as directly as we would like and they like to leave us guessing but that’s just the way they are. Some of them take time to be ready for sex but some of us consider... Read More
by James Sambo The Nigerian Army is concerned about the use of women as human shields as well as children as child-soldiers by Boko Haram militants in their quest to weaken military operations. A top security source in the North-East disclosed that the terrorists recruit, rape and kill some of the young captives who are reluctant... Read More
by Kolapo Olapoju A report by Human Rights Watch (HRW), claims that women and girls taken by Islamic terrorist sect, Boko Haram, are used in combat operations, forced to lure men into ambush and to marry their abductors. The report was released on Monday, 27 October, after HRW interviewed former hostages of the militants, who recounted... Read More
In spite of efforts by the federal government to negotiate the release of over 200 schoolgirls from the town of Chibok in Borno state, who have been in Boko Haram captivity since April, about 60 more women have been kidnapped by the terrorists from Waga Mangoro and Garta villages in Madagali Local Government Area of... Read More
by James Sambo Rape victims in Kano will now be compensated for the indignity they suffered in the hands of their attacker, following the amendment to the Kano State Rape Prohibition Bill 2014,which was approved by the Kano State House of Assembly yesterday. The Majority Leader of the Assembly, Alhaji Kabiru Alhassan, said that the... Read More
by Isi Esene Tiago Gomes da Rocha, a Brazilian man who confessed to killing 39 people has given reasons for his actions implying that he should also be seen as a victim. The 26-year-old was arrested after police linked a gun in his home to the murders of six women this year. He said he... Read More
by Max Siollun Ever since the political crisis fermented by former President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua illness, the word “zoning” has taken on extra significance in Nigeria. The talk has been of whether the ruling Peoples Democratic Party’s “zoning” arrangement would be applied to permit the emergence of a new President from the south, the north, the east, the south-south etc... Read More
by Blecyn George-M When a man is in love with a woman, I mean deeply in love, not the mouth love, but the heart, mind soul and body love. There is nothing you can say that will make that man turn his back on his girl, there is nothing you can do. Even if you... Read More
by Kolapo Olapoju Between the irresistible allure of ‘Telemundo and addictive pull of ‘Baba Ijebu, several Nigerian housewives seem to have found the perfect blend of activities to make their days as eventful as ‘working wives’. The lottery playing and betting businesses are making a serious comeback in Nigeria, and surprisingly, housewives make up the chunk... Read More
by Eky Shirley Remember her right?So I am assuming that you have like me seen the movie “The Proposal”. If you haven’t, know that I am saying a prayer for you (what are you waiting for)? And with that, welcome to my world this lovely and cold Tuesday. Back to the issue though. Sandra Bullock’s... Read More
by Nnaemeka Oruh Over the past century, the position of women in human affairs has received lots of attention. There has been a delineation into several camps and several groups, each with different ideologies. No matter which camp one belongs, it seems that the point of convergence remains the belief that women are different. I... Read More
by Fransesca Uriri For Sesu Tilley-Gyado, Artiste, Singer and Entrepreneur, art and culture are important. She speaks about creating value out of both, preserving and documenting our history and encouraging women to have big dreams and support one another. She is the Leading Lady for the week; be inspired! For those who don’t really know... Read More
By Adedayo Ademuwagun A lot of people sometimes talk about whether money or time-together is more important in a relationship. One TV host says he travels a lot because of his job, and his fiancée complains he is not spending time with her. But he wonders why it is such a problem since he often... Read More
