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Girls girls, we all know sometimes wearing a scarf on your outfit can be a difficult task & most people forget to tap into their creativity forgetting that the art of putting a delicious outfit together comes with creativity& style. I am kinda less busy today recovering from malaria. *less work load* yipee! so i decided to do a random search on youtube. i ran into this video & i am sharing. I am definitely trying it out when i get home. O_o As a typical naija gal, some of us don't see scarf as a fashion accessory. Some see scarf as a piece you tie on your hair to church on sunday or as hair covering to bed. Hey! you can do much more with your scarf. Get creative don't limit yourself with the ideas in the video. Create your own as well. What better way can i say: Get creative& remain chic. xoxo

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I am torn between sharing what's on my mind & keeping it to myself. Words are playing rugby in my thoughts I need to put them together& they don't want to keep still. ☹ Am scared! What if I don't have money for the following month? What if I don't get customers to buy my shoes? Do I quit my job for school? Am confuse don't know what to do!

I introduce to you Peter aka Oloye Cold Man. A song writer, a performer, an entertainer & a producer whose journey into music started at the age of 11. He would freestyle during lunch break with his friends in secondary schoool. Oloye was a group member of  ASPAD in the year 2001. A  group made up of Adeboye, Samson, Peter, Ayobami & Deji. Remember your social nights in secondary school on fridays? Devils baskets& all? yaaay!  ASPAD performed in every social night at their school (Hallmark Secondary School, Ondo) till the year 2004 when they broke up and he went solo. In the year 2009 as a  computer science student of JABU (Joseph Ayo Babalola University). He won the awad for the dopest rapper. A yardstick for all upcoming rappers in his school. Till date, he is yet to be dethroned.  A young man of vision started a movement in the same year called Coldie Groups of Patriots. Oloye Cold Man is presently working on his Mixtape Album dropping real s...

HOURS after her removal, the reason(s) for former Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) Chairman Mrs Farida Waziri’s fate remained hazy yesterday. Special Adviser to President Goodluck Jonathan on Media and Publicity, Dr Reuben Abati said last night that her removal “is part of President Jonathan’s determination to revitalise the fight against corruption”. Abati added: “President Jonathan may in due course announce further reforms and will be looking at other key areas to give more vigorous emphasis to the administration’s transformation agenda,” Abati said. Government sources said the EFCC has suffered a reputation damage on account of Mrs Waziri’s headship of the agency. The perception problem reportedly sparked doubts about the character and capacity of the agency’s leadership. Mrs Waziri’s alleged poor handling of the Ibori case and the failure of the EFCC to challenge Ibori’s acquittal by the High Court in Asaba are also among the reasons for her removal. But a ...

 Babatunde Omidina popularly known as Baba Suwe make i add my own " baba oloju dudu orun pup a " if you don't understand Yoruba, it means: The Lord is with you. The popular comedian last month was arrested by the NDLEA at the international airport as a suspect when he was suspected of ingesting hard drugs. After excreting all his liver till he lost weight nothing was found in his system. He was released from the NDLEA detention on the 4th of November as ordered by a Lagos High Court.  His case will remain one of  the most embarrassing high profile case of the NDLEA as the agency did not retrieve any drug from his bowel after 3 weeks in detention. The gist is: An Ikeja High Court has ordered the NDLEA to pay Baba Suwe the sum of 25 million Naira. *eyes popping* 25 MILLION NAIRA. The order was given this morning Thursday, November 24, 2011 by presiding judge Justice Yetunde Idowu who cited that the detention of Baba Suwe by the NDLEA was not justified. ‘...