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Fashion is Great, Style is Eternal

BusinessDay Sep 18, 2021 0

After Eve ate the forbidden fruit and convinced her bae, Adam to eat it too, they realized they were naked and rushed to get coverings for their naked form- leaves. Since then leaves, animal skin, bones, horns, tusks and tails have transformed into clothes and accessories for men and women alike. Clothing dates back thousands of years ago, but…

A new guide to smart investing

Weyinmi Eribo Sep 18, 2021

Women have from time past been directly or indirectly involved in supporting their families and communities through…

Small Business Saturday- September edition

Lehlé Balde Sep 18, 2021

In Nigeria, SMEs contribute 48% of national GDP, account for 96% of businesses and 84% of employment. Despite the…

“I won a brand-new car from the Bolt Mega Bonus Challenge and my life…

BusinessDay Sep 18, 2021

Earlier this year, Bolt announced winners from its Mega Bonus Challenge, which recorded wide participation from…

Top 5 Challenges of the Nigerian Tech Space and Possible Solutions.

BusinessDay Sep 18, 2021

Nigeria may be able to boast of having the most number of tech startups in Africa, but lags in a number of other…

Social norms and gender inequality in the workplace

Ijeoma Adesanya Sep 18, 2021

As Nigerians, our culture(s) - which cuts across over 250 ethnic groupings and over 500 different…

Steak Sandwich with arugula

BusinessDay Sep 18, 2021

Ingredients 1/2 small red onion, thinly sliced 3 tbsp. fresh lemon juice, divided Kosher salt and pepper 2…

News Roundup: Youth Employment Action Plan, Okonjo-Iweala makes Time’s 100, Buhari seeks approval for over $4 billion foreign loans…

Mercy Ayodele Sep 18, 2021 0

Okonjo-Iweala makes Time's 100 Most Influential People Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala is the only Nigerian on Time Magazine's list of 100 Most Influential People in the world. Okonjo-Iweala, who became the first woman and first African to lead the WTO in March 2021, was included in the "leaders" category. Speaking on Okonjo-Iweala's efforts, Prince Harry…

Netflix reviews for Weekender Week 4

BusinessDay Sep 18, 2021 0

“Omo Ghetto” Omo Ghetto was a movie released in December of 2020 and made a huge impact in the Nigerian industry although it brought loads of mixed feelings, they did make millions of naira in the cinema heading on to become one of the highest-grossing movies so far beating all others, the simple movie told the story of a set of twins who lived…

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BellAfricana stirs interest with its 3rd edition of African creative exhibition and awards

BusinessDay Sep 11, 2021 0

Award shows are a very integral practice in a nation. Besides how they foster togetherness and plaster unity on the very core of community building, they also in many ways improve the country's economic standards, thereby suporting a more circular and sustainable economy. Putting these award shows in more perspective and in lieu with the…