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By Uloma Eze In Nigeria, fashion isn’t just an industry—it’s a way of life. From the vibrant streets of Lagos to the cultural hubs of Abuja and Port Harcourt, one thing is certain: a well-tailored outfit is the ultimate power move. While big-name designers may dominate the global spotlight, it’s the local tailors—the stitch magicians, …
By Uloma Eze Palm oil isn’t just an essential ingredient in Nigerian kitchens—it’s a multi-billion-dollar industry with global demand. As one of the largest producers of palm oil, Nigeria offers a lucrative opportunity for entrepreneurs looking to dive into agribusiness. Whether you want to be a wholesaler, retailer, or even own your own palm oil …
By Uloma Eze Lagos, the pulsating heart of Nigeria, is a city where food isn’t just a necessity—it’s a culture, a lifestyle, and sometimes even a statement. From high-end fine dining to vibey, hole-in-the-wall spots serving mouthwatering local cuisine, Lagos has a restaurant scene that rivals some of the best in the world. Whether you’re …
By Uloma Eze Every era has its icons—the women who set the tone, spark the trends, and define what it means to be effortlessly cool. But in 2025, the ‘It Girl’ is more than just a pretty face or a designer bag; she’s a force, a movement, a brand of her own. She’s confident, stylish, …
By Uloma Eze Nigeria’s fashion scene is experiencing an undeniable renaissance, seamlessly blending traditional heritage with cutting-edge contemporary designs. In a country where fashion is more than just clothing—it’s an identity, a statement, and a cultural revolution—homegrown designers are breaking boundaries and setting global trends. Here’s a look at some of the powerhouse brands shaping …
By Uloma Eze Healing is not linear. It does not happen overnight, and it certainly does not follow a perfect, straight path. As a young girl living in Nigeria, where conversations around sexual assault are often hushed and survival stories are met with doubt or shame, the journey to reclaiming yourself can feel isolating. But …
By Uloma Eze Lagos is loud. The streets buzz with everything from danfo horns to the latest Afrobeats hit blasting from a roadside shop. Social media is even louder—perfect bodies, luxury lifestyles, and TikTok queens with flawless confidence. But what if you don’t feel like you fit into this perfectly curated world? What if, deep …
In a surprise move, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) announced that it would be placing all direct hire personnel on administrative leave globally, starting February 7, 2025. This decision affects all personnel, except those responsible for mission-critical functions, core leadership, and specially designated programs. The agency also plans to begin moving international …
As Alphabet Inc.’s recent earnings report dropped, a jaw-dropping figure stole the show: $350 billion in revenue for 2024, representing a 14% year-over-year increase. This impressive growth warrants a closer examination, particularly in the context of Africa’s burgeoning digital economy. Delving into the numbers, Google Cloud’s revenue surge of 30% year-over-year to $12 billion in …
I still remember the day I visited my grandmother’s village in rural Nigeria. She took me to her palm oil plantation, where I watched in awe as she expertly extracted oil from the palm fruits. The smell of fresh palm oil filled the air, and I couldn’t help but feel a sense of pride and …
