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OAP Gbemi Olateru-Olagbegi got more than she bargained after her twitter messages on Toolz and Tunde Demuren’s wedding evoked bitter reactions from Dokun and Adejoro Olumofin. Gbemi’s tweets showed what many tagged obvious reaction after

Founder of Leap Africa, Mrs. Ndidi Nwuneli has been named as the Keynote Speaker of January 9 Collective 4th Anniversary lecture scheduled for Tuesday, January 12th, 2015 at the MUSON Centre, Onikan, Lagos. Nwuneli, who is co-Founder of AACE Food Processing & Distribution, an indigenous agro processing company will be speaking on the theme: “SMEs the engine room of the economy; who’s talking to them?” According to Mr. Wole Olagundoye, the Chairman, Anniversary Committee, “Every year, we celebrate our anniversary with various activities, the high point of which is our annual lecture during which we debate and proffer solutions to burning topical issues affecting our nation. This year, rebuilding our economy is one of the federal government’s priorities hence we are focusing on SMEs, being the major driver of true economic growth” He stated that apart from Nwuneli, Kunle Sonola, Executive Director, Union Bank will deliver a speech as Special Guest while Bunmi Lawson, MD Acci...

At last Christmas, it was fun for majority of Nigerians who sent e-Christmas gift cards to loved ones, courtesy of Tecno Mobile. For one thing, Tecno believes everyone deserves to share in the Yuletide no matter where they are, because Christmas can only be so much fun when there’s a gift for everyone. “Most people believe that Santa should at least have a gift for everybody-I mean why else will he shoulder such a humongous gift bag? We, the Tecno digital

Davido and sophia issue is now assuming another dimension following a short response Ovation publisher, Dele Momodu gave to film maker,Ola Balogun.The statement was laced with sarcasm. Balogun has returned with another letter directed at Mr Momodu. See the full content according to The Nation newspaper below As the dust raised by the child ‘abduction’ saga involving hip- hop star,  David Adeleke, 

Tulle Lace has become one of the top fashion priorities among Nigerian women for sometime now. Everywhere you go, you see Nigerian women adorning it in various designs at weddings, birthdays, burials and so on. Tulle as pronounced as (Tool) is a light weight, very fine netting which is often starched. It is the made of various fibres including silk, nylon and rayon. Before now, Tulle was mostly used as veils, gowns, especially for weddings materials. Trust Nigerians women with their creativity, in no time, Tulle soon joined the list of our favourite aso-ebi materials. We make it into iro and buba, skirts, then match it with different colours of gele and jwelleries. That is not to say  Nigerian women in latest ankara designs   are not looking superb. The name Tulle originated from a city in the southern region of France. Tulle City is well known as a centre of Lace and silk in the 18 th  Century. Ladies, mummies, grandma let me see you rock it.

Preparations are already in top gear ahead of this year’s annual World Anointing Night service organized by the wave-making and lives-changing daily devotional, “Our Daily Manna” in conjunction with  The Manna Prayer Mountain, an inter-denominational Ministry located at Orioke-Ogudu, Ojota in Lagos. The programme seen by millions as AN ANNUAL YEAR STARTER will hold on Friday 29 th , January 2015 at the expansive Tafawa Balewa Square,

   LAGOS, NIGERIA -   January 1, 2016   - Budding entrepreneurs across Africa can now apply to join the second annual Tony Elumelu Entrepreneurship Programme (TEEP) for start-up businesses based in Africa. The Tony Elumelu Entrepreneurship Programme application portal opens for entries today,  January 1, 2016  and will accept applications until  Midnight  WAT on  March 1, 2016 .  To apply, entrepreneurs must complete the online application form on the web portal  here Successful applicants who complete the programme will receive