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Month: October 2025

The Best Bridal Styles for Natural Hair, Locs, and Everything in Between

When it comes to the conversation about what hairstyle to wear on your wedding day, nine times out of ten, the default look is a frontal wig glued, melted, and laid to perfection for the ultimate “princess bride” look. While there’s nothing wrong with going the wig route, many brides have slowly distanced themselves from…

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The Best Bridal Styles for Natural Hair, Locs, and Everything in Between

When it comes to the conversation about what hairstyle to wear on your wedding day, nine times out of ten, the default look is a frontal wig glued, melted, and laid to perfection for the ultimate “princess bride” look. While there’s nothing wrong with going the wig route, many brides have slowly distanced themselves from…

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5 Notable Personalities Permanently Banned From Entering The USA

Nigeria’s Nobel Laureate, Prof Wole Soyinka, recently revealed that the United States has revoked his visa, barring him from entering the North American country.  The news has sparked widespread discussions, not just because of Soyinka’s global reputation as a literary icon, but also because such bans are rare for prominent individuals.  While the U.S. government…

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Johnnie Walker Blonde Lights Up Lagos Cocktail Week

Who says whisky can’t crash the cocktail party? Johnnie Walker Blonde, the new, bright, and bold twist in the Johnnie Walker family, turned heads (and glasses) at the 2025 Lagos Cocktail Week. The seven-day celebration at the Balmoral Convention Centre brought together cocktail lovers, mixologists, and lifestyle tastemakers for an unapologetically fun ride through flavour,…

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Who is Titus Zam? The Politician Who Returned to Defeat His Boss

Titus Zam is a Nigerian politician serving as the Senator for the Benue North-West Senatorial District (Zone B) in the 10th National Assembly. He was elected on the platform of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in 2023. Profile Summary (Quick Facts) Full Name Titus Tartenger Zam Date of Birth/Age 01 January 1970 (55 Years old)…

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What “Only Big Bum Bum Matters Tomorrow” Says About The Battle for Approval

In a country where music videos have become anatomy documentaries and Instagram has turned into a “booty Olympics,” having a flat bum in Nigeria can feel like a personal tragedy. It’s not just about aesthetics; it’s about survival, social mobility, and being allowed inside VIP sections without looking at the bouncer with puppy eyes.  Only…

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What the New $11.50 Travel Levy Means for Your December Flight Plans

Starting 1 December 2025, anyone flying in or out of Nigeria will have to pay an extra $11.50 on their ticket. The new fee, introduced by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), is tied to the Advance Passenger Information System (APIS). The idea is to help aviation and immigration authorities work more closely to improve…

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Neda Bernards Imasuen: The Disbarred Lawyer Who Became a Senator

From Benin City to the Nigerian Senate, Neda Bernards Imasuen’s journey has transited a straight path as a lawyer, international consultant and now Senator representing Edo South under the banner of the Labour Party. Who Is Neda Imasuen Neda Imasuen is a Nigerian lawyer-turned-politician who, in 2023, was elected to represent the Edo South Senatorial…

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10 Celebrities Who Survived Breast Cancer and Proved That There’s Life After

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time to honour those who have faced the disease with courage, celebrate survivors, and raise awareness about early detection. Across the world, the pink ribbon represents not just the fight against cancer, but the stories of resilience that follow. From pop stars to TV icons and even the…

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Students Ask Tinubu to Give Dangote Refinery 100% Crude Allocation

The National Association of Polytechnic Students (NAPS) has urged President Bola Tinubu to allocate Nigeria’s entire domestic crude oil supply to the Dangote Refinery — a move they say will fast-track full-scale local refining, lower fuel prices, and end the country’s dependence on imported petroleum products. The students made the demand during a peaceful protest…

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