Author: Pride Team

Electrical appliances have become an essential part of modern life. From refrigerators and washing machines to televisions, air conditioners, cookers and small kitchen appliances, these products make everyday tasks easier and more convenient. While electrical appliances are manufactured in many parts of the world, certain countries have developed strong reputations for producing reliable, innovative and recognisable brands. These countries have invested heavily in technology, manufacturing and design, creating companies whose products are found in homes and businesses around the world. Here are some countries known for their notable electrical appliance brands. Germany Germany has a long-standing reputation for engineering, precision…

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Looking stylish does not always mean dressing up in a suit, wearing statement pieces or spending hours deciding what to wear. For the laidback man, style is about looking good without looking like he tried too hard. The secret is simple. Choose comfortable, well-fitting pieces, keep the colours coordinated and pay attention to the little details. Start with the basics Every laidback wardrobe needs a strong collection of basics. Think plain T-shirts, polo shirts, relaxed shirts, chinos, jeans and tailored shorts. These pieces are easy to combine and can take you from a casual day out to a relaxed evening…

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At 50, Oke Chinye found herself restless, anxious and asking difficult questions about her life. The answers she found did not lead her backwards. They led her into reinvention, deeper purpose and eventually, the creation of The Fulfilled Woman, a platform helping women navigate midlife with clarity, healing and renewed purpose. Today, she describes herself as “The Navigator”, a role that captures much of what she has spent over two decades doing, both professionally and personally: helping people find their way, recognise who they are and move boldly into their next chapter. An accomplished Organisational Psychologist, Certified Business Development Consultant,…

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Something is appealing about living in a private neighbourhood. Controlled access, quieter surroundings, a better-organised environment, and a sense of exclusivity can make it an attractive choice for individuals, families, and property investors. However, a private neighbourhood is not automatically the perfect place to live. Before you pack your bags and move in, you need to understand and investigate several things. What exactly is a private neighbourhood? A private neighbourhood is a residential community where access, management and certain shared facilities are controlled by residents, a homeowners association, estate management company or another designated body. Residents may contribute towards the…

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Dear Dorothy, I have become so disillusioned with elections that I no longer see the point of voting. Every election seems to come with promises, excitement and hope, only for many people to end up disappointed. I am tired of feeling that my vote does not really change anything. I have reached the point where I would rather stay at home than participate in something I no longer believe in. Am I wrong to feel this way? Regards, Philomena Dear Philomena, No, you are not wrong to feel tired, disappointed or even angry. When people repeatedly place their hopes in…

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Relationships have always come with their fair share of expectations. Conversations about love languages, emotional availability, communication, shared responsibilities, and, increasingly, money are common. One of the latest conversations making the rounds is the idea of a ‘relationship allowance’. The phrase sounds more like something from a financial agreement than a romantic relationship. Yet, for some couples, giving or receiving a regular amount of money from a partner is becoming a normal part of how they navigate their relationship. So, what exactly is a relationship allowance? Simply put, it refers to money regularly given by one partner to another for…

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It can be uncomfortable to notice that your boss seems to favour a colleague. Perhaps they are invited to important meetings, trusted with bigger responsibilities, praised more often or consulted before you are. It is easy to take such situations personally, but workplace preferences are not always about who is more talented or deserving. Sometimes, your boss may simply respond more positively to certain qualities, habits or working styles. Rather than allowing resentment to build, use the situation as an opportunity to reflect, improve and understand how you are perceived at work. Here are some possible reasons your boss may…

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There was a time when success in Nigeria was almost universally defined by a handful of achievements: securing a government job, climbing the corporate ladder, or entering one of the revered professions such as medicine, law, or engineering. While these career paths remain admirable, today’s young Nigerians are rewriting the script. Across the country, a new generation of entrepreneurs is proving that success is no longer measured solely by titles, salaries, or status—it is increasingly defined by innovation, impact, resilience, and the courage to create opportunities where none exist. Despite operating in one of Africa’s most challenging business environments, Nigerian…

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For decades, Nigeria’s education sector has grappled with familiar challenges—overcrowded classrooms, inadequate infrastructure, teacher shortages, and unequal access to quality learning. While these problems persist, a new technological wave is offering a glimpse of a different future. Artificial Intelligence (AI), once viewed as the preserve of science fiction and Silicon Valley, is steadily reshaping how knowledge is delivered, consumed, and applied. For Nigeria, the question is no longer whether AI will transform education, but whether the country is prepared to harness its full potential. Across the globe, AI-powered technologies are redefining the learning experience. Intelligent tutoring systems, virtual classrooms, adaptive…

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Readings: Jeremiah 20:7-9; Psalm 63; Romans 12:1-2; Matthew 16:21-27 Grace and peace to you, my dear brothers and sisters in the Lord. The readings of today are very loaded. There are many things we could reflect upon, but I would like us to focus on three important themes: suffering, conformity and recompense. 1. THE PLACE OF SUFFERING IN THE LIFE OF A CHRISTIAN In the First Reading, Jeremiah begins with rather shocking words: “You have seduced me, Lord, and I have let myself be seduced; you have overpowered me: you were the stronger.” What does Jeremiah mean when he says…

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