Segun Toriola is the youngest of nine brothers. Growing up in a large family in Ilorin, his early years were marked by a keen interest in sports, particularly table tennis. His father played a crucial role in nurturing this interest, even going so far as to build a table tennis setup at home. This early exposure laid the foundation for Toriola’s future success.

In a historic and culturally rich ceremony, Oba Akinloye Owolabi Olakulehin was crowned as the 43rd Olubadan of Ibadanland on Friday.

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The gele is a traditional head wrap worn by West African women, predominantly Nigerian ladies, with native dress styles such as Iro and Buba, lace skirts and blouses, and other native wear. Historically, gele signified a woman’s marital and social status, with intricate designs and high-quality fabrics indicating royalty or wealth.

The National Council for Arts and Culture (NCAC) has bestowed the title of Honorary…

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Hairstyles are more than just a fashion statement; they reflect cultural identity, social status, and personal expression. In Nigeria, hairstyles have evolved significantly over the decades, influenced by traditional practices, colonial history, global trends, and contemporary innovations.

Peer learning is an educational practice where employees learn from each other through shared experiences and knowledge. Unlike traditional training methods, peer learning is informal and collaborative, making it more engaging and effective.

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Being a freelancer is exciting, but it also means you have to think ahead about your money. Investing can help you build wealth and ensure you’re financially secure. Whether you’re a writer in Lagos, a designer in Nairobi, or a developer in Accra, these strategies can help you grow your money.