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Friday, 13 July 2018
MUCH ADO ABOUT THE NIGERIAN KIT FOR RUSSIA 2018
Tuesday, 15 May 2018
MOTHER'S DAY 2018 - THE NIGERIAN PERSPECTIVE

So, the last of the Mother's Day celebrations for 2018 was observed on May 13, 2018 .Earlier in March, on the 11th to be precise, Mother's Day was celebrated in different parts of the world such as the United Kingdom and Nigeria. The general consensus is that there can never be too many celebrations to honour motherhood in all its ramifications.
The celebration of mother's Day was somewhat different here. How you ask? Well for one, I think we took the celebration and made it our 'own', injecting a healthy dose of Nigerian flavour to the world-wide celebrations. The result? The pride that comes from taking your narrative to the world. A leading Lagos based advertising agency SO & U whose blue-chip clientele includes Glo, Access Bank, Unilever, Indomie Noodles and Diageo came out with a viral Mother's Day campaign with a different perspective.
Monday, 26 February 2018
2018 TOP BUILT ENVIRONMENT DESIGN TRENDS IN NIGERIA
We are in the early stages of the
year with most of our sights firmly set on ‘smashing’ those New Year goals (as if the goals dey follow us fight sef).
While on the goal smashing quest, here are some top design trends in the
Nigerian built environment to watch out for in the course of the year.
Monday, 25 September 2017
NIGERIAN PRIVATE SCHOOLS, DESIGN AND THE REST OF US
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| A private school in Nigeria |
“I no blame dem”, I muttered under my breath in
annoyance. “Wetin concern me with dem before?" I asked no one in particular as I
gunned the engine of the car and zoomed off to my next destination. I was at my
wits end. “Who be the ‘dem" you ask? Well, ‘dem’ happened to be some private
elementary schools visited in the course of my search for a suitable school for
my ward, a search I had grossly underestimated. Going by their signboards,
there is an ‘international’ private school in every neighbourhood; in fact my
residence is situated adjacent to one.
Wednesday, 28 December 2016
DECORATING FOR CHRISTMAS - MY 'EUREKA' STORY!
Once again, “It’s the most wonderful time of the year”! I simply cannot get
enough of the dry harmattan air, the early morning and evening haze, the
bustling energy seemingly at boiling point across the major markets and
shopping malls as buyers and sellers rush to make last minute transactions. Then there is the awesome food. Speaking of
which, would any Christmas/ New Year’s Day menu be complete without the wonderful
staple of jollof rice? Our mum certainly took no prisoners with her Yuletide jollof
rice. Hers was simply the best, no contest! Add her equally delicious teeth
sinking - lip smacking- finger licking fried fresh chicken, and the world to a
young me then could not have been more perfect! So good was her jollof rice
that you would find me happily scrapping away and eating the burnt ‘bottom pot’
portion of the rice even after a couple of days as though my life depended on
it!
Saturday, 3 December 2016
DONALD TRUMP AND WETIN NAIJA ARCHITECTS DEY DO SEF?!
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| 1. President - elect Donald Trump and his opponent, Hilary Clinton during the first Presidential Debate |
The highly
anticipated election for the 45th President of the United States of America has
finally been dispensed with. Phew!
We no see or hear word that
period! Preceded by a contentious, acrimonious and no holds
barred contest, the emergence of Donald Trump as the President- elect over the
preferred candidate, Hillary Clinton sent shock waves across the world. In
Nigeria, we went to sleep with Hillary in an early lead but woke up on the
9th of November 2016 with the unlikely and underrated Donald Trump
getting the required number of Electoral College votes to win. What a red
letter day!!
to publicly apologize for what it termed “a hasty and tone deaf post – election message”.
HOW TO MAKE MILLIONS FROM YOUR UNMADE BED!!
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| 'My Bed' |
You think I’m joking? Okay let's confirm from Tracey Emin, the British artist whose messy (dirty)bed/room installation sold for a record £ 2.5 million in 2015. The installation is currently on loan for public viewing for the next decade at the Tate Modern Museum, London.
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