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MY METHOD OF BIRTH CONTROL; TALES, LAUGHS AND TEARS
I call this method ‘survival of the fittest’ method of birth control. Some women prefer this method…..I wonder how they get to sleep. Birth control is not a one size fits all thing. A method that is perfect for one women may not be perfect for another woman. choosing a method that fits your life…
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HOW TO GET BACK TO YOUR SEX LIFE AFTER A BABY; TIPS AND TRICKS!
Having a baby is an amazing life changing experience. The arrival of a baby is a good thing but no matter how in love you are with your bundle of joy, caring for your new one could bring so much stress to your sex life.Just like me, most women are told by their Gy/Ob to…
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SEVEN POINTS EVERY GIRL OR YOUNG WOMAN NEEDS TO KNOW; ENDING RAPE AND VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN
As we work towards ending rape and domestic violence, we need to educate and empower young girls and women. There is need for us create awareness and speak about and against it. Rape is a silent weapon but should not be treated silently. Below are seven points that every girl and woman should always remember….always!…
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MARIO BALOTELLI AND BABY BALLOTELLI; TOTALLY INAPPROPRIATE PICTURE
I am not a football fan……I’d prefer watching entertainment, fashion, movies and if I’ll ever sit to watch a game of football it’s because I just want to please my husband or I just want to admire the muscles ‘macho’, hairstyles, jerseys ….not necessarily following the game…..I know I am not alone on this one! And when I read…
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CELEBRATING WOMEN; IWD2013: MARIAM MAKEBA
I love it when I wake up and Google’s Doodle is not just “GOOGLE” but something else……. and interesting too! Today’s Google Doodle subject is Miriam Makeba, and since I am celebrating African women this month, I will be celebrating her just like Google. Mariam was born Zenzile Miriam Makeba. Makeba was a singer and…
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CELEBRATING YOUNG WOMEN; INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY 2013: GENEVIEVE NNAJI
Genevieve Nnaji was born in Mbaise, Imo State, Nigeria and grew up in Lagos, Nigeria. The fourth of eight children she was brought up in a middle class environment. Her father worked as an engineer and her mother as a teacher. She attended the Methodist Girls College Yaba before heading onto the University of Lagos. While at the university…
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THREE MAJOR PRIORITIES FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS
In recent decades, the status of women and girls has improved around the world, but much more needs to be done. The vicious rape and death of a young woman in Delhi recently horrified us all, and also underlined just how far the world needs to go in order to protect women and girls. Violence against women…
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A MUST WATCH; SHORT FILM ON DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
The film ‘when fishes drown’, serves as an advocacy material against domestic violence, When the fishes drown tells the story of a young hardworking guy who witnesses domestic violence both at work and at home but soon learns that the simplest actions actually could avert cases of domestic violence. The film was directed by Soji…
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CHECK THIS OUT! SHE’S HOT
picture courtesy Bella Naija I love this. I just saw this picture and I loved it. she’s rocking her bump! A very big congratulations to Titi and Gbemileke Oscar Oyinkan who are both On-Air Personalities (OAPs) with Inspiration FM and City FM respectively. Whyte’s Community is wishing them a safe pregnancy and delivery. Pssssst..I hear…
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INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY; CELEBRATING WOMEN: CHINEZE ANYAENE
Founder of Pr I am celebrating Nigerian women on my blog in commemoration of this year’s International Women’s Day and I’ll be profiling Chineze Anyaene who was a school mate and also the Director and Producer of ‘IJE’: The journey“-a film which highlights gender violence. Chineze Anyaene was born and raised in Abuja, Nigeria. She graduated…
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