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Latest Trending Gele Head Tie Styles for Weddings and Occasions (Pictures)
Gele comes in various fabrics, textiles, and styles. Such as Aso-Oke (Jean-like fabric), Brocade (Starched Cotton fabric), African Print, and Paper-like fabric with plain or bold patterns (Sego, Jubilee, and many other brands of similar paper-like fabric). We also have Damask (heavily patterned Paper-like, Velvet-like fabric) wrapped by hand to form a hat. Geles are beautiful and fascinating when you tie them, commanding respect and grabbing the attention of onlookers. In fact, this part of Nigerian fashion has been […]
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10 Health Benefits of Eating Honey
Honey has been known to be one of the natural healing foods over the years, and I doubt if any other can replace this truth. As sweet as the nectar fluid seems, honey can serve as a natural sweetener and could be used for various reasons such as health benefits, and hair and skin ingredients. What more can we get from this all-natural food? You shall find out soon. The sweet fluid from honey is […]
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How to Handle Emotional Crises in Business – Coach Sam Obafemi (The Octopus)
An emotional crisis is a state where a person is faced with challenges that overwhelm his/her mind; which in turn affects relationships and productivity. Sam Obafemi popularly known as ‘The Octopus’ is the Founder of SOBCA (Sam Obafemi Behavioural Change Academy), Africa’s foremost academy for Anger Management, Emotional Intelligence, The Human Response code and solutions provider for Mental Health First Aid (MFHA) and Positive Psychiatry and Business Study Group. According to Coach Sam, “I am […]
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Step out on Valentine’s Day in these glam African attires
Valentine’s Day comes with its own special look and trusts African attires, lovers of this ‘Red’ day, to do all they can to ensure they appear glam and stunning. I would show you 5 hot African attires you may consider if you haven’t decided on what you want to wear today, or you might even have a change of outfit after reading this post. There are some of us who have never seen the need […]
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African Footprints
African Footprints