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10 Lessons to Learn from the Cleaner Lagos Digital Campaign for Organizations and Influencers
Visionscape. Whoever branded this organization did a rather fantastic job. The graphics are easy on the eye, the colors are bright and cheery, and the impression you get when you see them is one of a progressive organization that means... Read More
The Ex Factor – Finale
Click HERE for all episodes. “…and so the dominoes begin to fall the very moment you peeped out of your mum’s vagina. You probably might not be reading this, had you been born hours later.” I read over what I just typed again to see if it... Read More
When The Sun Stopped Smiling
My Dad was fully clothed in his ceremonial wear, the cloth, a white guinea brocade which he bought during one of his visits to the United Arab Emirates. He informed me earlier in the morning that I would be accompanying him to see one of his friends... Read More
Gladys Otono-Atsenokhai: Losing 3 Fingers, Battling Depression & Standing Tall
My first knowledge of the amazing woman by the name Gladys Otono Atsenokhai was when her sister, Victoria A. Otono tagged our Instagram page – @elsieisyblog to a heart-warming birthday piece she had written in celebration of her. Widely known as... Read More
No Heart Feelings – 13
Click HERE for previous episodes. The silence was death. It ran in Jimi’s blood like cold poison but it didn’t seem to faze Marie. Jimi placed her under his microscope, watching her every move, looking for something that would connect him to their... Read More
Lessons From October
October was good to me and I learnt few lessons. These lessons might not be new to you or me, but they were resounding and I want to believe it’s now loud and clear to me. I had the opportunity of Hosting The Magazine Show on Happenings Radio for the... Read More
No Heart Feelings – 9
Click HERE for previous episodes. Terdoo rubbed inflamed eyes. They burned in their sockets, reminding her of her need to rest. Kiki was getting agitated in her arms; it was way past her dinner time. The tiny whimpers she let out added to Terdoo’s... Read More
There Is Something Refreshing About The Nigerian Woman
By Victoria Nwogu I have noticed something refreshing about the Nigerian woman of today and through my observations, I see hope for the future of our daughters. What I have observed is ‘Feminism.’ Feminism is a ‘bad’ word in... Read More
Forge On
I will not break,Let it all crumble by the siege of an enraged quakeBut I will not bulge,Neither bend with the winds forceOr neglect the path of my course.I know the timesAnd perceive the seasonsYet I need fewer reasonsTo have my faith lit as lamps of... Read More