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Pregnant women are advised to balance rest with physical activity, as sitting for prolonged periods may increase health risks despite the need for frequent rest. Dr. Sarah...
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The average age for babies to begin crawling is between 7 and 10 months, though some may start as early as 6 months. Developmental milestones vary widely among infants, and not...
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Professor Moses Jonah Akpanudo and his wife, Jessie Akpanudo, are approaching 68 years of marriage, having tied the knot in 1958. The couple, based in Akwa Ibom State, are widely...
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Seinde Signature, Nigeria's leading niche perfumery brand, has launched a three-city experiential tour in partnership with British perfumer Sarah Baker. The tour begins April 16...
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Ijeoma Otabor, known as Phyna, recently revealed she underwent a Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) and 360 liposuction, sparking widespread discussion on cosmetic surgery in Nigeria. A...
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Aso-oke weaving in Iseyin, a town in Oyo State, has seen a surge in demand both locally and internationally, driven by Nigeria's expanding cultural influence and diaspora...
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Two roommates in Lagos stopped speaking after minor disagreements over household chores, beginning with unwashed cereal bowls left in the sink. Within three weeks, communication...
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About 1,,000 intending couples in Katsina State participated in a pre-marital counselling and training programme ahead of the state's mass wedding, 'Auren Gata', scheduled for...
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Princess Agunbiade, executive branding consultant and former beauty queen, launched her book Beauty, Brains and the Bag at an event titled "The BBB Woman Experience" in Lagos. The...
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Behind many lives that move forward, there is often a woman whose role was decisive long before anyone noticed it. She may be a mother, a sister, a wife, a teacher, or simply the...
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More than 15,000 children in Nigeria have been branded as witches, with many abandoned, abused, and left homeless on the streets, particularly in Akwa Ibom and Cross River States....
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