Author: Pride Team

Dry hands can be quite embarrassing. Imagine, you are bringing out your hands for a handshake and you see dry hands. Or you are working on your laptop and you are ashamed of your hands because they are too dry. We all hope to not find ourselves in such situations but these things happen because most times we use our hands. As bad as such situations appear, there are remedies to beat this dryness and get back soft hands. These include: 1. Moisturise Apply a quality moisturizing cream or lotion several times per day. Lotions and creams help restore moisture and seal…

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If you are not involved in remote working or going to the field, you most likely spend your working hours in an office. It is possible to “catch feelings” for another worker. This common phenomenon is what we term “office romance”. While this could be a source of distraction at work, some people have found life partners through this process.  If you are considering getting into an office romance, take note of the following: 1. Never let it affect your output The reason you are in the office is to work, and while falling for someone in the professional space…

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‘Who wore it better?’ today showcases two amazing ladies, digital content creator, Thickleeyonce and Artist, Nzinga Imani, who are all about body positivity. In what the world may describe them as thick, these ladies are still flaunting their curves while staying fashionable and stylish. They show us how they rock black. Thickleeyonce is cool and classy in her off-shoulder top with flared cropped trousers that match her bag and shoes. She finishes up with cool shades in a nice posture. Nzinga takes us to the moon and back in her lovely black leather attire. There is no way she would…

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We always look forward to Mondays because of the calibre of men we showcase as our Man Crush. Today, Mr Olanrewaju Aileru, an experienced marketing communication specialist, is our special feature. He has about a decade of experience working in the marketing and advertising industry across multinational brands, five of which have been in film marketing. This astute career professional has a unique blend of skills in integrated marketing, advertising, event management, media relations, corporate communications, negotiation, client service, and strategic planning. He is also well versed in both the client and agency sides of the marketing ecosystem. Lanre launched…

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Dressing plays a vital role in how one is perceived. As we all know, first impressions are lasting impressions. A good way to achieve this is by dressing for success. On a Monday, the last thing you want to do is to turn out tacky and unkempt. Firstly, you are about to launch into the working week, your attitude would determine what to expect. At least, you should put your best foot forward especially if you are going to be attending meetings, networking, and working with co-workers. We selected some boss chic style inspirations for you to dress and look…

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It is no secret that the African economy is no match for the conversion to British Pound Sterling or American Dollar. This has essentially made it very difficult for African filmmakers to share their stories outside of the continent. The fees are sometimes the equivalent of a short films entire budget! To that end, when BUFF (The British Urban Film Festival) reached out for support to enable African based filmmakers with access to their prestigious global submissions, we jumped at the chance to support Africa’s new and established story tellers through a 95% reduction to submission fees! That’s right, from…

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HOLY HUMOUR  Oh So Humble Two monks were discussing humility. “I have been praying and fasting, meditating and studying religion for 20 years. I have finally reached the level of humility. I am truly a nothing.” said one monk. The other monk nodded gravely. “I too have spent my life devoted to serving God. I am also a nothing.” At that moment a janitor passed, holding his mop. Overhearing the conversation, and feeling quite spiritual, he interrupted. “You know what, i am also a nothing.” The monks looked away in disgust. “Who the hell does he think he is to…

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I may be broke, But I don’t come cheap. What is inside of me, No money can buy. For no matter what you take from me, I know who I am. I will always hold my head up high, For I have my dignity. I fought for it, And will keep fighting for it, No one can take it away from me.     This poem on our Style and Rhythm column was written by  Adaudo Anyiam-Osigwe and is from her book of poems – Words from Beyond when Crying for Myself: Musings of Childhood  xosotin chelseathông tin chuyển nhượngcâu lạc bộ…

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Readings:  Numbers 11:25-29; Psalm 19; James 5:1-6; Mark 9:38-43, 45, 47-48 Grace, mercy and peace to you my beloved in the Lord. God has been so faithful to us and so we are here to thank Him and testify that we love Him.  In the readings of today, God has a lot to teach us to help shape our lives and make us better people. Today, I want to preach on what I have titled “Because He is not one of us, we tried to stop Him.”  The disciples of Jesus tried to stop a man from casting out a…

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“Rose are you coming or what? Why ain’t you yet dressed for the party?” Joanne asked, obviously disappointed to see Rose in her casual clothes. “I don’t know why, but I’m having an uneasy feeling about this party,” Rose spoke in a worried tone. “Why? Or is it because of Anna? Mtchew,” she hissed. “Forget about her dear, she’s just a pained soul. Now dress up, so we can rock this party!” She said excitedly. Rose smiled, she loved it when Joanne acts this way, like a careless tigress. Unlike when she’s being a bookworm. She stood up, halt her…

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