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Hi there! The widow, divorcee and single mother series is finally ending today. I must say honestly this has been the most interesting topic on my blog, according to me. I have seen 'that side' of the honourable gentlemen in the house. Lol, so enjoy this closing post and please please please leave a comment. A Widow- No! Because she has been married before A divorcee- No! Same reason as the prior, I can even consider marrying a widow but definitely not a divorcee. A good woman, not married but has a child- Yes, because the child might have come around through any means so it doesn't really matter. But if she happens to be a divorcee with a child, then no. But other than that, yes I can marry her ( @Eniolajr_ ) A widow- No, it does not just feel appropriate A divorcee- No, because it holds in it signs of instability in the marriage in times ahead. A good woman who is not married but has a child- No, I don't think I can cope with the disparity between myself and &

Hello there! Yesterday I started the widow, divorcee and single mother series. I really hope you enjoyed that of yesterday because today's post promises to be insightful and funny. Enjoy! Ayomide Wey said, 'Of all, I would go for a good woman who is not married but has a child (ie the single mother). I am very very selective actually. So a divorcee, NO. Because I would be having thoughts of her still liking her ex-hubby. A widow, I fit dey fear o!' ( @mide_wey ) Chris Rio said, 'Well, I will choose a widow and a single mother. No divorcee please! And that is purely based on sentiments' ( @ChrisRio_ ) Raynard Omongbale said, 'It depends. There are so many things you need to look out for, like the child's age, his willingness to have a new guardian and other things like that. A woman is preferred amongst others because of her attitude, character and responsibilities. She must have real intentions. But there is no such thing as a good woman. There are a l

Hi everyone. Today's topic is quite weird and  reactive. The question here is, 'Can you marry a widow, a divorcee or a good woman who is not married but has a child (in other words, a single mother). Remember, my last series featured ladies who talked about what inspired them. This series will feature the gentlemen of the house, lol. So this is the 1st part, I really can't tell how many parts it will end up in because the topic seems more than interesting to me and even those that have voiced out their opinions on this issue feel the same way about it. Enjoy! Rotimi Okungbaye said, 'I don't know about marrying a divorcee. If her husband is still alive, the Bible is against divorce. I can marry a widow because there is nothing holding her down. She is sober and it is not against Biblical injunctions. A good woman with a child, it's fine. If there are no ties binding.' ( @OkungbayeRotimi ) Adebiyi Wajud said, 'I can, if she loves me as much as I love h

Hello beautiful people. So, the 'What Inspire You' series has officially rounded off. But here's mine...lol. Hi! My name is Oluwatobiloba Ojenike. I'm in my second year in Uni and I'm studying International Relations. Basically, I love to present and host shows, I also take interest in writing and travelling. I am a multi-faceted entrepreneur; from bead making to fashion designing and even event planning and management. I am not really fashion inclined, I just wear what I feel comfortable in And I hate following trends. So here is the list of the people or persons that inspire me: -God, the ultimate creator and inspiration. -My parents, especially my Mum who remind me constantly that there is no boundary or limit to what I can achieve in life. -Mr Dola Bamgboye, my mentor and life coach. I learnt the SWOT method from him in 2009.... -Omotola Slasha of Koga TV, who tells me over and over again that I can achieve whatever it is I have in mind. -Praise Adejo,

Hi everyone, bright day isn't it? So, today I'll continue the 'Who inspires you?' series. In case you missed out on the first two, check them  here  and  here . Today's story will be featuring a make up artiste who is also a chemical engineer in the making. Enjoy! Hi, my name is Princess Ogele (some people call me Pessa, long story). So minus studying Chemical Engineering, I wanted to have a few tricks in the bag so I went for styling and makeup. Some months ago, I went to a make up school (MUD) and I have a certificate. I'm not much of a makeup person for myself but for others, I'm down for it. Also, I've got a little desire in the fashion side, I love playing dress up, trying new things and widening my boundaries in fashion. It's just that the money aspect.... So here is a list of the people that inspire me. -My Mum and Dad; they push me to always exceed my limits and never stop daring myself. -Solange Knowles inspires me in the fashion a

Hello everyone! So yesterday I started the 'What inspires you' series with Mercy Okpanachi opening the 'show'. Today, is another person, you must love her when you're done reading.  PS: She's a twin!  Hi there🙋 I'm Umeh Kanayochukwu Sophia (everyone calls me kany) Presently in 200 level accounting and I have a passion for arts 🙈🔥 I love drawing. I used to draw a lot cos I loved hearing people say how good I was and it just gave me a kind of joy and satisfaction but sadly I haven't drawn in a while( almost a year 😔) Mostly, I love to draw animations and cartoon characters (they are my favs) and I also love graphics (calligraphy and all) I'm not so good in all aspects of art e.g shading  I think I suck at it but I try my best 😌 I can't say any artist that I'm so interested in per say but I feel animators, cartoonists and graphics designers are the realest artists ever But just to be formal I'll say Leonardo Da Vinci cos

Hello beautiful people. Thank God it's Friday! So, for the next few posts, I'll be putting up stories of people who do what they love to do best, their inspiration and how they continue in that line they have chosen. The first is Mercy Okpanachi... Hi! My name is Mercy Sophia Okpanachi. I am a huge music freak (any genre), a huge nerd too. I am so in love with Sprite and Five Alive (you could bribe me easily with them). I am also very shy and quiet. Well, I basically love to draw and paint. It feels like putting memories into a portrait, putting emotions to life, more like telling a story. The people who inspire me are -My mother (because she is a hard worker and multitasking) -Timberland (awesome producer ever) -Joyce Meyer -Hilda Labafilo -Janelle Monae -Audu Maikori (CEO of Chocolate City) Yeah...that's all basically. Doing what you love doing can be frustrating and annoying at times but the inspiration and passion keeps me going. My advice? Just keep doing

Hello guys! So my school had her annual fashion show last Sunday(April 5th) and I decided to give you a little insight. Here's my report, sorry there are no pictures yet. I'll put up the pictures later. Enjoy! PS: Leave a comment xoxo The Redefinition fashion show, an annual event at Covenant University held last Sunday, April 5th. The show was tagged 'RetroRave'. Simply, the show's essence was to do a time travel into the 40s up into the 80s. From the flamboyant clothes of the 40s down to the stylish and elegant ones of the 80s. Featured designers were Island smith, Ruberlyn, Flawrig, and TheIndulgence(which showcased mainly bowties for the top10 models)amongst others.  The designers were indeed creative, and people gave their kudos for their excellent work and high fashion sense. At the end of the show, Sonia and Esther of Flawrig won the Fashion Brand of the year award carting away a sum of One hundred and Fifty thousand naira. Richard Okpanachi and Nike B

Hello guys! How have you been? Y'all remember Oluwaloseyi Olusanya of Multi Kuti? Well, I had a little chat with him on his business, what motivates him and why he chose that line of entrepreneurship. Enjoy! Q: Could you tell us more about yourself? A:  My name is Oluwaloseyi Olusanya. I'm in my 2nd year at babcock University and I am studying International Law and Diplomacy. Q: How was growing up like? Was either parent an entrepreneur? A: Well growing up was fun a s a child I was fotten encouraged to utilize my talent and also was encouraged to be cr eative in what ever aspect music, art, etc. But growing up my dad was and still is an independent business man so I think I picked one or two things from him. Q: What inspired you to venture into entrepreneurship and why did you choose this particular type of business? A: What inspired me? Well looking at most African designers they are all into promotion of the African culture through the use of traditional fabric