To mark International Women’s Day, the Presidency has released a list of 50 women who hold official and political positions in President Buhari’s cabinet. According to a statement by spokesperson Femi Adesina, the 50 women listed, tagged “The Buhari Women” are just a few of the women working with the Nigerian president. Seven of those on the list are ministers while...
OBSERVE: The feel of her face with the fluid moves of her cheeks, Along with the tip of her chin and the curve of her neck. Her arms straight unto her nails and her waist, Her hips towards her backside to the very nails on her toes. For she’d not need royalty before her reality gleams, And her clothing could only enhance or obscure the depth of her being. NOTICE: She walks, leaps or sways with the very gale of feminity. Her voice rises or deepens in the wave of existence of all stages of life. Her eyes, the mirror to her heart; her lips, the wells of power. The sensation that rises from her nerves to her nipples and labia Energizes her will to be boundless either she be ravished or respectfully bedded. Her built as she walks through life cut, crushed, companioned or celebrated. ADMIRE: Her ferocity in the face of love – wild, yet bridled. Her compassion beyond the umbilical connection, still for nature’s protection. Her beauty that may shine even from ashes of gray clumped in years. Her melody that gladdens the hearts that seek mirth and warmth. Her sleekness in delivering health or her skillfulness in drilling even the deepest hole In the souls that crash her path to fill them up with what they deserve. CHECK: Her natural hair indicating her race, though lengthened, cropped or balded. Her head wrap for it is more than a clothing or symbol, but the roles she bears. The scales that fall off her ageing skin, though sometimes concealed. Her chest heaving, not just with the weight of the breast, but the emotion of the heart. Her hands, for they mold or destroy, spilling gracious or grotesque wonders. The muscles of her legs and arms which might be tougher than heavy twines. UNDERSTAND: That she is not the second thought of creation, but is in the essence of it. Her recoiling or rejoicing when you offer her bones or jewels. She’s weak, yet stronger; her pains throw her under, but make her ascend Into realms of unknown, places that determine the measure of her grace. That her pleasures are insatiable, for she is a complex epitome Of an empire that gives more than what’s been given unto it. That she’s adorable even when she ejects natural scum – yeah, that’s still beauty! FORESEE: The extent to which she can soar even if she’d been buried for years. Her wings are meant to fly even when prejudice and pride clips them. That her feet shall dance, not only to the tunes of children, but the joy of fruitfulness That she births through years of painstaking nurture and knowledge. The world at the tip of her fingers as she balances it on her palms – That which have been wet from years of sweat, tears and blood. She’s more than the eyes meet; she’s all that the Almighty has inputed into her. REALIZE: She’s the great wonder of the world that makes men stand in awe. She’s the mother of the earth and the children of the world. She’s the noble princess that sits in the throne of darkness or that of light, Wielding the depth and height with her right hand raised up in petition. She’s the one that God’s designed to be a balance to all of creation. She is God’s, His beloved, as long as her will and ways are surrendered Not unto man, but unto her Bridegroom, her Saviour and her Lord. ...
The much anticipated tell-all interview by Oprah Winfrey with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry, and Meghan Markle was released on Sunday, March 8. The exclusive interview was the first the couple was giving since they stepped away from royal duties in 2020. The interview opened a can of worms which has received uproar on social media as...
International Women’s Day (IWD) is a day set aside to celebrate women’s achievements and raise awareness about gender equality and women’s rights. Celebrated March 8 of every year, it is observed in a variety of ways around the world; it is a public holiday in some countries and is observed socially or locally in others to celebrate and promote women’s achievements. The...
Ngozi Okonjo Iweala has reacted to her sister’s big win in the United States. Dr. Njideka Udochi, a medicine graduate from the University of Nigeria, with over 33 years of experience recently emerged as the family doctor of the year 2021 in Maryland, USA. This makes her the first black female winner of the reputable award. She is the founder...
A Nigerian lady, Nono Okeke is celebrating her big win as a worker in the Central Bank of Ireland. She took to Twitter to reveal she won the highest award at the Central Bank called the ‘Spotlight Award’. Nono also revealed she was dedicating the award to Okonjo-Iweala who motivates her. She wrote: So this happened yesterday! I work in...
A Nigerian lady has shot her shot at Davido asking him to allow her to be his pilot. The young lady quoted a photo of the musician beside his jet. Davido, in the caption of the photo, said he is off to have a better time with his clique. Check out her tweet below Dear @davido I am a 24...
Adesua Etomi and hubby, Banky W have welcomed their first child, a son. The actress who coincidentally turns a year older today, February 22 shared the news via her Instagram page as she shared photos from her baby bump. The couple got married in November 2017 at a star-studded wedding. She wrote: “You have a track record of keeping your...
There is no stopping Elsa Majimbo, the social media comedienne who is gradually taking over the world. The 19-year-old Kenyan star who came into prominence in 2020 with her hilarious videos has continued to make major moves while also receiving global recognition. Her first major win was when she got signed by Rihanna’s Fenty as an ambassador following it up...
The British High Commissioner, Caitriona Laing has also joined in the #BeLikeNgoziChallenge to celebrate Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala. Recall that the challenge has been trending where Nigerians dress up in the WTO DG’s signature style. Laing shared a video of herself dressed up like Okonjo-Iweala. She was clad in an Ankara print, with the special headgear, necklace, and a pair of eyeglasses....