Wednesday, December 3

Feminist in Nigeria

Ini Edo’s Personal Projects and What to Expect from the Actor in 2025
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Ini Edo’s Personal Projects and What to Expect from the Actor in 2025

Ini Edo is one of Nigeria's most popular figures. Establishing herself as a household name by portraying a wide range of characters in Nollywood. From the funny and uneducated to the most captivating businesswoman. Her exceptional performances, business-savvy nature, and stunning looks are just a few reasons why Ini Edo has remained a celebrated figure in the Nigerian entertainment and fashion scene for decades. Beyond her work as an actor and producer in Nollywood, Ini Edo has earned recognition through numerous endorsements, awards, and political roles. These include her position as the Special Adviser to the Akwa Ibom State government. She is also the CEO of Beauty Secrets of April, a beauty and aesthetics company committed to delivering high-quality, affordable, and effective produc...
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Why Do Black Women Wear Wigs?
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Why Do Black Women Wear Wigs?

As I'm scrambling to pick out the best wig for the new year, I bumped into the question: why do black women wear wigs? I asked myself the same thing. Then I realized I honestly just looked up one day, and suddenly wigs were in—I mean really in. My mother and aunts had maybe one or two wigs, and even then, the idea of wearing one felt a little off. Personally, I used to look at my roommate with a little side-eye each time she'd return from lectures and throw her wig on the bed. Something about it felt like living a "fake life"—and maybe my reaction was even a sprinkle of jealousy. We had conversations about her wigs, and she would say, "The peace I get when I throw my wigs on the bed and let my scalp breathe is unmatched." Then someone would ask her, "What if someone walks up and pull...
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Media Personality, Toke Makinwa
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Media Personality, Toke Makinwa

Toke is a popular vlogger, media personality, and actress. Over the years, Toke has made several appearances on talk shows, reality TV, and YouTube. Along with her good looks and eloquence, Toke has a stern presence on social media, which doubles as a source of income and fun for her. Toke's Source Of Income From luxurious trips, designer clothes, and beautiful homes, it makes sense to wonder how not only Toke media personalities earn from social media influencing and other gigs. For Personalities like Toke, who have impeccable talents to go with the high engagements they have on social media, we can say they earn a lot!! Some means of income for Toke include: Endorsement deals from brands like Pepsi, Samsung Galaxy, and Oppo Mobile. Ads sales on YouTube with over 120, 000 ...
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Yutee Rone serves FASHION and brains at African energy week 2022
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Yutee Rone serves FASHION and brains at African energy week 2022

Yutee Rone shared glimpses of the four-day African energy week conference from the 18th to the 21st of October 2022. They held the 2022 African energy week in one of South Africa's capital cities, Cape town. We usually see Yutee Rone in her more popular element, fashion, but seeing her in the business element is simply giving. In her own words, during a visit to the YSL museum in Marrakesh, "One of my most favourite thing while in Marrakesh (asides being a wedding guest) was visiting the Yves Saint Laurent museum. The museum, entirely devoted to the legendary fashion designer, Yves Saint Laurent. Need I say more…. 𝐈 𝐟𝐞𝐥𝐭 𝐫𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭 𝐚𝐭 𝐡𝐨𝐦𝐞 !"Yutibe Rone A rundown of African Energy week by Yutee Rone  We commonly spot her in several high fashion brands, like Valentino, Gucci,...
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Top 10 most important things in a relationship
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Top 10 most important things in a relationship

If you ask me what the important things in relationships are, I would probably say love, care, and support. While these are great, other factors will create an atmosphere for all specified perks to thrive. These factors include: Stay Faithful Spend quality time face-to-face with your partner Falling in love vs. staying in love Keep physical intimacy alive Stay connected through communication Conflict Building and having boundaries Have your own identity Be forgiving Acceptance Relationships are the lifeblood of our society. The best relationships also make the perfect foundation for the family. Relationships go beyond the intimate relationship involving love, romance, and intercourse. Although romantic relationships are our focal point, many factor...
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Talk with Toke Makinwa is only one of Toke Makinwa’s boss move in 2021
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Talk with Toke Makinwa is only one of Toke Makinwa’s boss move in 2021

Talk with Toke Makinwa was one of the tremendous career moves for the Nigerian Actor, author, vlogger, TV personality and host, Toke Makinwa. 2021 was filled with big career movies and attractive deals and partnerships. A view of her career and business deals so far. What is Toke Makinwa’s source of income? Toke Makinwa started her career in the media and entertainment sphere in the early 2000s. Besides Talk with Toke Makinwa, her big break was in her talk show was 3LiveChicks. Moments on Ebony life tv hosted with Bolanle Olukanni and Tallulah Doherty was also a big career move. After she progressed from ebony life tv, Toke makinwa made an enviable career for herself in most of Africa. Movies roles To answer some of the most ridiculous questions about her source of inco...
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7 fun things you may not know about Zainab Balogun

Zainab Balogun is a Nigerian actress, television personality and model. She spent most of her life in the United Kingdom before returning home to advance in her career as an actress and a talk show host. After the final season of her talk show 'The Spot" she has since moved on to the big screen with several leading roles and outstanding performances in movies like God Calling, Royal Purple Hibiscus, and, Wedding party. Here are five fun things you may not know about Zainab Balogun:  Zainab hosted a talk show alongside Ebuka and Lamide Akintobi.  Zainab Balogun moved back to Nigeria to continue her career as a model and television personality. She began her career in Nigerian with EbonyLive Tv talk show, The Spot, which she hosted alongside Ebuka-Obi Uchendu and Lamide Ak...
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PCOS (Polycystic ovary syndrome) may be causing my acne.
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PCOS (Polycystic ovary syndrome) may be causing my acne.

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a common hormonal imbalance affecting 1 in 10 women of childbearing age in Nigeria. While not life-threatening, PCOS can cause a range of symptoms that often go undiagnosed for years. In Nigeria, many women might address symptoms like acne or facial hair with skincare products, often without realizing the underlying cause could be more complex. Read On: Iyaafin’s Gift Guide: Best Gifts for a New Mother Embracing regular physical activity, prioritizing a balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains, and managing stress through techniques like yoga or meditation are crucial lifestyle changes. Medical support is also essential, and a doctor may prescribe medications such as birth control pills, anti-androgen drugs, or insulin-sensitizin...
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