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Why I Like To Wear My 'Ashawo' Clothes - Ayra Starr
Nigerian singer Ayra Starr is currently enjoying a lot of success with her latest release "Rush". Another thing the singer is well known for is her sometimes controversial outfits which many have deemed her 'ashawo' style of dressing. During a new interview with Cool FM, Ayra Starr talked about both of these things, and she had quite a bit to say about them. Here's what she said.
By Jide Okonjo4 years ago in Humans
Why I Abandoned My Husband-to-Be to Follow Acting - Genny Umoza
What will you sacrifice to follow the life of your dreams? What would you give up to chase the life that you know will make you feel more alive than you currently do? That was the question that Nollywood actress Genny Uzoma asked herself before she quit her well-paying job and left her husband-to-be to follow acting.
By Jide Okonjo4 years ago in Humans
Why I've Been Hiding My Real Age All These Years - Chioma Chukwuka-Akpotha
Nollywood actress Chioma Akpotha (née Chukwuka) is one of the most popular Nigerian actresses out of the industry. Chioma Akpotha started her career many years ago and during the lifespan of her career, she has starred in such blockbuster movies as Wives on Strike, Omo Ghetto: The Saga, Lara and the Beat, and more.
By Jide Okonjo4 years ago in Humans
Ayra Starr Finally Speaks About Her Father's Untimely Death
Nigerian singer Ayra Starr is the current star of the moment, and frankly speaking she is one of the most interesting artistes working today. Right now, Ayra is enjoying massive success from her latest hit song "Rush" which is burning up the airwaves.
By Jide Okonjo4 years ago in Humans
10 Reasons Why Your Party or Event Needs Security
10 Reasons Why Your Party or Event Needs Security Do you love to meet friends and gather for a party? Or events like marriage, birthdays, fashion shows, and others with huge crowd fascinates you in an enchanting style? It’s human nature of sharing fun and happy moments with zeal & zest. Any unpleasant mishap can turn these memorable times into destructive nightmares. Make your parties and events secure and safe with security services for making them free of theft, fire, and other crowd controlling as well as organizational issues.
By protectionServices4 years ago in Humans
Why I Can't Go Out Anymore, What Happened To Me the Last Time I Did - Tems
The days of Nigerian singer Tems being unknown are now very far from her. Now, Tems is without a doubt not only very popular but also very very famous. And the thing about becoming famous, especially at the magnitude in which she is now famous, it takes a lot of getting used to. You go from being able to do normal things like go the grocery store to now having to do a whole procedure and process before you can even leave your house. It's a lot and it is something that Tems is now adjusting to.
By Jide Okonjo4 years ago in Humans
Why No, I Didn't Make Any True Friends in the House - BBNaija Winner, Phyna
This year's winner of Big Brother Naija Phyna walked away from the house with a grand prize of N100 million including N50 million in cash, a new SUV, a Dubai trip, and more goodies. Now, during a new interview with the Vanguard, Phyna is looking back at why she decided to enter the house, some of her thoughts now about the house, and what she plans to do with the whooping sum of money that she just won. She had a lot to say. Here's what she said.
By Jide Okonjo4 years ago in Humans
A few trifles about Lu Xun and the charioteer
A few trifles about Lu Xun and the charioteer In old China in the early 20th century, rickshaw pullers, as a part of the lower class, suffered discrimination and oppression. Even a university professor said, "If a poem describes a puller, it is dirty poetry." But it was at this time that Lu Xun wrote his heart-shaking book A Small Thing. This novel, published at the end of 1919, makes people feel the power of noble personality: I suddenly felt a strange feeling, that his dusty shadow, suddenly tall, and bigger and bigger, we must look up to see......
By Helen Pardes4 years ago in Humans
The fierce life of an Afghan village leader
It is not easy for a woman to be visible in Afghanistan. But Salah Kazisada, an Afghan woman, is brave enough to break down prejudice. Saliva Kazisada, who lives in a small village in Balkh province in northern Afghanistan, is the country's only female village chief.
By orlando hanafee4 years ago in Humans
Ke Yuming, a "generalist writer"
Many years ago, when Ke Yuming was editor-in-chief of Nane Evening News, I said to him in a small talk: You are the most suitable to be the chairman of the Federation of Literary and Cultural Associations. First, you have high political quality. You have been working in the cultural propaganda department, and you can grasp the importance of literary and artistic creation. Second, you have a lot of art and literature, and you know all kinds of literature and art. Sure enough, a few years later he became the chairman of the Xianning City Federation of Arts and Culture. It's not physiognomy. It's not a joke. My judgment is based on my reading of Koh-ming.
By Lamonica Aguirre4 years ago in Humans
Mujica: The strange life of the World's poorest President
Uruguay is a small South American country, but its president Jose Mujica is very famous in the world because he is "the poorest president in the world". Wen said that since the establishment of diplomatic ties 24 years ago, China and Uzbekistan have always respected each other and treated each other as equals. China is willing to strengthen high-level exchanges with Uzbekistan and open up broad prospects for bilateral relations.
By Berard Jackson4 years ago in Humans
