Looking back to the beginning of this year,  When I got serious with this blogging thingy,  I never knew I could stay put till now.  Funny enough,  throughout my blog journey this I have met amazing people. I would like to use this opportunity to thank the different people who made this year a success. My photographers: At different times of the year...

Today i felt like doing something different, I would be showcasing my Top 5 Female Nigerian Fashion Bloggers I know. It was chosen based on their Traffic and Content of their posts They are women who push fashion to a whole new level in NIgeria, and they are all based in Nigeria. The first on the List is Beauty of FashionitazbyBuiti, She is...

Whats up people, how was your weekend, who hates mondays just like me, its very annoying every time I remember monday, Another thing harmattan unveiled its self here about three days ago and harmattan isn't my friend, most people hate it cos of the dust, but i  hate it cos I can't do anything that increases my rate of metabolism while am exposed...

The location of this picture is the Lawn in front of the Biotechnology Unit of National Root Crops Research Institute.  Traffic in my City This was captured on the road that leads to Akwa Ibom State from Umuahia on my to work, I wanted to make video and brag about no Traffic in my City. But the traffic was hell, I didn't even...

My My people, my people,  how's the weekend coming along,  Today am droolin new update on my GTB Crush,  Earlier this week I was chatting with big bro on Facebook then I sent him that girl's picture then he said "Nna you get big eye ooo" (You are greedy),  he said "You mean you snapped this picture while you were in the bank"...

My people, My people, How una dey (How are you doing?)....I have been missing here cos my laptop just developed issues, sha Ice has diagnosed, I think my keyboard is faulty so it wouldn't boot (hehehe, most of you don't know that Ice is jack of all trade), Well I intend taking for repairs soon, But am still thinking about the cost implication, But...

African wax print popularly known as Ankara now is a ubiquitous and widespread material for clothing in Africa, especially in West Africa, According to Yinka Shonibare a Nigerian Artist he said that “An image of “African fabric isn't necessarily authentically (and wholly) African”, African prints gained tremendous popularity in the fashion industry since the year 2010. Ankara is associated with Africa because the...