At this point, I’m really confused. What do women really want? I thought I knew but I’m beginning to think otherwise after my last breakup. Maybe you can help me with an answer, but first, let me share my story. I consider myself good looking, not in the 8-pack, elevated shoulders, ripped back, Vin Diesel sense (even though that’s my Vision 2020 agenda), but in the tall and lanky, good facial features sense (the lover boy starter pack). Thanks to my height, I’ve always stood out and sparked the curiosity of everyone who sees me. I’ve had little kids embarrassingly…
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… Continued from Chapter Five I was a little surprised at Collins’ behaviour and to be honest I wasn’t tipsy or high enough for that kind of advance so I stopped his hand “Can we leave now?” I suggested a little disgusted at his antics. “Why?” he replied, “I thought we were just beginning to enjoy ourselves here?” “Let’s leave here, I’m not comfortable here anymore,” I replied taciturnly. “Okay, whatever you say, princess.” We were finally heading to the event. On our way, he apologized but from what I could see there was no sign of remorse in his…
The African continent is home to colourful and ubiquitous prints that are creatively crafted into sartorially appealing garments; however, the responsibility is left for the wearer to style it the best way possible. For a while now, mixing prints has been a coveted go-to style, so, perhaps you may think there’s nothing new here but we are illuminating this style tip from the runway perspective, specifically Lagos Fashion Week 2018. See below runway styling tips for mixing and matching prints. Lisa Folawiyo Photo Credits: Kola Oshalusi | Copyright Lagos Fashion Week Maxhosa Photo Credits: Kola Oshalusi | Copyright Lagos Fashion Week Maki Oh Photo Credits: Kola…
Our new column, Traditional and Contemporary, focuses on the Ankara fabric spliced with contemporary designs. African fashion has taken a spike in creative designing over the years and we are ultra-excited to be documenting its progress one stylish picture at a time. Every Fashion Friday, we’ll be surfing through social media streets to find design inspirations for our Pride Woman (which is you, by the way). See week one, week two, week three, week four, week five, week six, week seven, week eight and week nine. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Dakore Egbuson-Akande (@dakoreea) on Nov 6, 2018 at 3:22am PST View this…
Laugh Quote “I’m writing a book. I’ve got the page numbers done.” Steven Wright Wise Guys Answer To Stupid Question Question: Are you mad? Wise Guy: Why, what have you done? Corny Chat Up Line Hey, don’t frown. You never know who could be falling in love with your smile. Business Joke New Location A new small business was opening and one of the owner’s friends arranged for flowers to be sent to mark the occasion and wish the owner luck. The flowers duly arrived at the new business site and the business owner read the accompanying card to find…
Celebrities have a large influence in today’s world and the cultural direction of our modern societies, especially amongst the young ones. A good number of celebrities are being looked upon for inspiration by our youths, attracting a large number of following on their social media pages. An issue of great concern to me is the unawareness or, perhaps, the stoical nature of these celebrities. Do they know that their position attracts the responsibility of setting a good example and being upright mentors? Let’s examine an area where these celebrities are setting very questionable examples – the Baby Mama and Baby…
From time immemorial, songs have always served a greater purpose beyond our instant gratification; they leave a lasting impression on emotions and psychology. Have you ever been hit by a wave of emotions anytime you hear a song that reminds you of a special moment in your past? That’s one of the effects of music. As is habitual for us here at Pride Magazine Nigeria, every Throwback Thursday we have the most fun travelling down memory lane. Today, team members share their favourite Nigerian rap songs from 90’s. Gino – No Be God This video – which was first of…
Marriage, in my opinion, is a great institution, but it’s not a bed of roses. During my teenage years, I remember reading Dennis Robins romantic novels only to grow up to the reality that the world, away from the surreal imaginations of a novelist, is a lot different. Truthfully, matrimony may change your physical appearance; make you slimmer, bigger, richer, poorer, et cetera. While dating with marriage in view, it’s important to ‘shine your eyes,’ like they say, to avoid being played and your heart befuddled. During your courtship, take into cognizance the person’s character flaws and strengths to avoid…
Have you ever come across someone with a prominent tribal mark, only to catch yourself staring out of curiosity or bewilderment? Well, those camped on this side of the divide may come off as less offensive than those on the opposite side who ignorantly make snide comments about it. Our Woman Crush Wednesday, Adetutu Oj, has experienced a profuse amount of discrimination attached to her facial tribal markings. Tribal marks are cultural emblems used to identify those from specific clans, however, unlike totems in form of clothing that can be changed or carved objects that can be tossed away or…
My dear daughter, Life is a journey with unexpected turns that take us through pleasant experiences or downright awful ones. The truth is that our lives can change quite suddenly for good or bad. My dear, to properly navigate through life with little to no hiccups, I’d advice you to find a good mentor. A good mentor will help you cope with upheavals within every facet of your life. They’ll teach you the importance of interacting with people you meet with thoughtfulness, respect and above all kindness. My dear, if you find yourself being a mentor, endeavour to transmit the…
