Like Pawns Dear Nigerian Youth, I hear you have been frustrated and getting depressed a lot lately. Some of you have resorted to suicide to end the feeling of being unfulfilled and like pawns, you have been caught in a web of selfish game players in form of law makers and policy […]
Open Letter to Youths of Nigeria: Like Pawns Read More »
Disclaimer: I’m not a beauty blogger, nor am I a makeup artist (MUA). This is coming from the stables of the only girl (feels like that) left in her 20s who is not a MUA or knows so much about the right contour and highlighting tools, except the ones she has tried on her face
From my previous style post “black, white and a pop of colour”, I made mention of how versatility was important in picking out and styling outfits. Sometimes, it pays to use what you have in your wardrobe, instead of spending some extra cash on some outfit. So, case scenario. You have to go for a
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I stumbled on a trending series of skits on Instagram yesterday- “so mo age mi” which is very much hilarious in its own way and entirely relatable especially to a Nigerian, more specifically to people from the Yoruba tribe. For non-Yoruba folks, ‘so mo age mi’ translates to ‘do you know my age/ how
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“In the beginning, it was all Black and White” – Maureen O’Hara Well… which of the beginnings though? for now let’s just focus on the underestimated black and white outfits. what comes to your mind when you think of wearing a black & white outfit to an event? “lawyers’ uniform”, “waiter”, “any officiating role”, what
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Sometimes I wonder why I love the beach so much. A not-so-rowdy beach to be specific. Feet covered in beach sand, hair like Lagos traffic because all over the place while watching the mini turmoil from the waves and the stillness thereafter. Watching the way the wind transfers its energy through the waters and then
You ever have that one versatile outfit that fits almost every occasion and fits your skin without being uncomfortable, and gives you room to let your creativity burst out in colours of the rainbow while not going over the top and looking like a clown but looking just how you intended to? Whether classy and
Jill of all trades Read More »
I feel like I should dedicate this first style post to Lagos rainy days for being the inspiration for this post. Thanks to Lagos rain with all its many pros and cons. From Pros such as being an excuse to be a little late to work and having a valid excuse, to cons such as hiked transport
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Minutes to my 25th and I scrolled through pages on the internet of things one should have done before 25 and all I could do was laugh out loud. Although, I have always had my bucket list and thankfully I have ticked off at least one item on the list, however bucket lists are lifelong
So there was movie night some time ago (on this particular night) and the movie title was “Miss Perequin and the yada yada yada”, as the VUE cinema attendant chorused to all of us in line for a ticket to watch the movie with the long name. The name was truly long and I just
