MARCH 21ST Celebrating Uniqueness On World Down Syndrome Day
On March 21st, people around the world rocked mismatched socks, not because they were in a rush, but to celebrate World Down Syndrome Day (WDSD). This playful tradition symbolizes something beautiful: just like no two socks are the same, every person is wonderfully unique. What is Down Syndrome? Also known as trisomy 21, down’s syndrome […]
British Vogue’s: 5 Days of Beauty
By Charity Rain For beauty enthusiasts and industry insiders, British Vogue’s 5 Days of Beauty was the must-attend event of the season. Held at London’s prestigious Cromwell Place in South Kensington from March 21–23, 2025, the event brought together leading experts, immersive masterclasses, and indulgent treatments, all curated by Vogue’s iconic beauty team. Attendees enjoyed: […]
The Great Exchange
Find freedom and serenity in the mountains, forests, and trails. By Oluchi Obiahu Unveiling The Uncharted: A Journey Through Nigeria’s Hidden Gems And The World Of Hiking Beyond the bustling streets and urban landscapes lies a world of uncharted territories waiting to be explored. For the adventurous at heart, hiking offers a unique gateway to […]
Making the Most of Minimal Square Footage
Making the Most of Minimal Square Footage By Emmanuella Abraham If you’ve ever tried to fit your life into a compact apartment or a single room, you know the struggle is real. One moment, everything looks neatly arranged; the next, it feels like an episode of Hoarders. But here’s the thing, living in a small […]
Power Moves
The Women Transforming African Leadership By Chloe Beaufoy Namibia’s Historic Moment: President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah and VP Lucia Witbooi Lead the Charge Namibia just made history in a big way! For the first time, an African nation has both a female president and vice president, a groundbreaking moment that places Namibia at the forefront of gender-balanced […]
I Became the Other Woman
By Anonymous I never thought I’d be her. The other woman. The secret. The one whose name was never spoken in the daylight. But the thing about lines is that they blur when you’re not paying attention. And before you know it, you’ve crossed into a place you swore you’d never go. It started innocently, […]
The Niger Wife Book Review
A Novel by Vanessa Walters By Ikupolusi Ariyike Vanessa Walters’ The Nigerwife is a gripping thriller that blends mystery with a deep exploration of identity, culture, and societal expectations. The novel follows Nicole Oruwari, a British woman who moves to Lagos after marrying a wealthy Nigerian man. Despite her seemingly perfect life, Nicole struggles with […]
Discover Exciting Opportunities
Nigerian Students and Young Leaders Across Africa to Unlock Their Potential and Drive Positive Change by Zamieayo Explore grants, scholarships, and internships designed to empower students and innovators. Whether you’re an Economics undergraduate passionate about trade policies, a climate change advocate driving solutions, or a student eager to gain international experience with OPEC, these opportunities […]
Black Wealth Has Always Existed
The Incredible Story of Sarah Rector, America’s Youngest Oil Millionaire By Francisca Sinjae When we talk about Black wealth in history, stories like Madam C.J. Walker often take the spotlight. But hidden in America’s forgotten archives is another remarkable tale that of Sarah Rector, a young Black girl who, by age 12, became a millionaire […]
Exploring places that highlight women’s contribution to history
By Ikupolusi Ariyike Celebrating women can take many forms, from honoring their achievements to exploring places that highlight their contributions to society and discovering women of all cultures. Here are some destinations around the world where you can celebrate women: Women’s Rights National Historical Park: Located in Seneca Falls, New York, this park commemorates the […]