Tuesday, 31 March 2015

Wedding Staples: Not Everytime Asoebi & Gele

Wedding Staples: Not Everytime Asoebi & Gele  As much as we love rocking our gorgeous asoebi styles and designs to weddings, its ok to switch things up a bit. Opt for other wedding staples like jumpsuits, skater and body dresses etc. Ump your outfits with chic and elegant accessories such as little hats, fascinators, beads and tiny purses. Mix up and match prints, fabrics and styles. Let your inner fashionista take over and express your style ego with the choices you make. Yes! not everyday asoebi styles, let these kamdolls inspire you…  Enjoy! Look 1: Bonang Matheba Look 2: Dunia Look 3: Diana Michael Look...

How To Simplify Your Daily Makeup Routine

As ladies we would always want to dress up, look pretty and take loads of pictures especially at weddings, parties, graduation, award events and the likes. However, with our day-to-day activities, we simply do not have time to go through the entire hair grooming, make up and dress up process. Fortunately the following procedures would help you simplify your daily make up routine. Simplifying your daily makeup routine: 1. Limit your make up routine: Do you really need to execute a full makeup job every day? While it is true that many women feel naked until they have applied their “faces,” it is also true that many women look just...

PHOTOS – Nigeria Latest Fashion Trends

Nigerian hottest and latest fashion trend . Check out the different fashion style below and tell me which is your favorite? ...

Finalists emerge at the MTN Lagos fashion &design week 2011 road show

Ayotomi Rotimi a Business Administration graduate from the University of Lagos has emerged winner of the MTN Lagos Fashion & Design Week (MTN LFDW 2011) Awards Screening Road Show.  The MTN LFDW 2011 Awards Screening Road Show which was recently conducted in Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt between the 25th of July and the 3rd of August was aimed at meeting and auditioning the best candidates out of the hundreds of young budding fashion designers, models and creative entrepreneurs that applied for the MTN LFDW 2011 Awards. The Call for Entries went out on the 30th of June 2011 and by the 25th of July when the team of judges set out...

Tips to an amazing look this Christmas

With the christmas season here, there are many ways in which you can look amazing at your  Christmas party without putting a hole in your pocket. Looking and feeling great isn’t about spending all your money. It’s about relaxing, having fun and being creative with what you have. Here are some simple, but effective ways you can look good and dazzle your fellow partygoers whilst being on a tight budget. GO FOR GOLD! A simple gold necklace can turn the most boring outfit into something classic and stunning instead. There’s something about the unique sheen that emanates from even the most basic of gold pieces. Forget decking yourself...

Elections: Still work in progress…

MARCH 28 has come and gone and here we are. The days after the presidential election continue to unfold. The results of one of the most keenly contested elections in the history of Nigeria’s democracy have not been released yet but snap shots of the results are emerging. Privileged to see unofficially verified results from 93 local governments within 11 states it is clear PDP won the 16 LGS in Ekiti while from the results of the 24 out of 31 LGs in Osun, APC is winning. For many the results are the most important aspect of the elections but there are other aspects of the presidential and national assembly elections to recognize and...

Thanks Nigerians

NIGERIANS are determined to save their country. They may never get credit for the efforts they make to get the country going, but there are instances when the Nigerian spirit is too obvious to ignore.    March 28 was one of such days when the patriotism of the Nigerian was put to test. Nigerians excelled. While the ineptitude of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, stood between them and voting, Nigerians saved the day. Stories of late delivery of election materials, the late decision to revert to manual accreditation, hours after the smart card readers were not meeting expectations, did not produce the agitations that would have been expected. Nigerians wanted to vote and nothing could stop them. The elderly, some on wheelchairs, all trooped out. INEC officials...

APGA accuses PDP of conspiracy with Army, INEC to rewrite results

By Nwabueze Okonkwo ONITSHA — The All  Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA, yesterday, accused the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, of conspiring with the Army, Police and Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, to rewrite last Saturday’s National Assembly elections results and announced a falsified one in favour of the PDP. A member of Board of Trustees, BoT of APGA, Chief Rommy Ezeonwuka, who made the accusation in a telephone chat with newsmen, said the results announced yesterday by INEC which gave PDP victory in all the three senatorial zones and 11 House of Representatives seats, was exactly the opposite of what APGA scored during the exercise. According to Ezeonwuka, “these results credited to PDP was what APGA scored in the election but the PDP bought over the Army,...

Presidential Election: Buhari leads, PDP kicks

By Emmanuel Aziken, Political Editor, Clifford Ndujihe, Henry Umoru & Jude Opara ABUJA — Erstwhile Head of State, Major-General Muhammadu Buhari (rtd) was last night sustaining his lead over President Goodluck Jonathan in the declared results of the presidential elections released by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, last night. President Jonathan has, however, protested results declared from Kano, Jigawa, Kaduna, Gombe, Bauchi, Katsina and Kogi States, alleging malpractices. Jonathan’s protest articulated by the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, was, however, followed by another statement late last night in which...

Monday, 30 March 2015

Roberto Firmino's goal helped Brazil extend their winning run to eight matches at the expense of South American rivals Chile at Arsenal's Emirates Stadium.

Roberto Firmino's goal helped Brazil extend their winning run to eight matches at the expense of South American rivals Chile at Arsenal's Emirates Stadium. Hoffenheim striker Firmino latched on to Danilo's pass and took the ball around Chile goalkeeper Claudio Bravo. It was the highlight of a low-quality match punctuated by fouls. Chile's Gary Medel was lucky to escape unpunished for treading on Barcelona striker Neymar in the first half. With the Copa America starting in Chile on 11 June, it was the last chance for the players to impress before the squads are announced on 1 June but enthusiasm appeared to be lacking. Neymar's free-kick...

Luis Suarez: Liverpool are only English team I would play for

Luis Suarez says Liverpool is the only team he would play for in England if he ever returned to the Premier League. Suarez left the Reds for Barcelona last summer and was back at Anfield on Sunday for an all-star charity game. He told Liverpool TV: "You never know in football what the future holds but if I ever play in England again I will play for the Liverpool team and not another team. "I've missed the fans. They know they are in my heart." Suarez spent three and a half years with Liverpool and scored 31 times in the Premier League last season as Brendan Rodgers's side finished second to Manchester City. The Uruguay international,...

Kashmir floods: Srinagar residents told to move to safety

A flood alert has been issued in Indian-administered Kashmir following torrential rain and a surge in the water level of the Jhelum river. Authorities have asked people living near the river to leave their homes and move to safer places. Many areas of the main city of Srinagar are already under water. The alert comes after more than 250 people died in September in what was described as the worst flooding in the region in half a century. The deputy chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir state, Nirmal Singh, said the authorities were on "full alert" after heavy rain in the Kashmir Valley and the "situation is being monitored continuously". More...

Obama smells smoke at Science Fair prompting British joke

Over 100 students from 30 states exhibited their award-winning science projects at the 5th White House Science Fair on Monday. But one project in particular caught President Obama's attention, when the stench of something burning interrupted his speech. The president remained calm, cracked a few jokes and ultimately gave the students a history lesson - with a British bent. ...

French local elections: Exit polls suggest Conservative win

France's Conservative UMP Party and its allies appear to have come first in the final round of departmental elections. The UMP, led by former President Nicolas Sarkozy, appeared set to secure at least 65 local councils, exit polls suggested, up from 41. Marine Le Pen's far-right National Front also appeared to have made gains, while the ruling Socialists and their allies may lose about 30 departments. These elections are seen as a test case ahead of 2017's presidential election. Paris and Lyon, France's two biggest cities, were excluded from Sunday's election. The National Front appeared to have won a significant number of seats in...

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