Nigeria has many hardworking women who have forged a path for and made a name for themselves in their different sectors. Nigerian women have been making great strides in every sector of the economy, and it’s safe to say they will not stop anytime soon. A typical Nigerian woman has to work three times as hard as any other person first because they are black, they are women, and they are Nigerian, so it’s no surprise that they are powerful voices in the country. They break barriers and challenge stereotypes, and what’s beautiful to see is they support other women while doing so.
In this week’s issue, we celebrate some of these women as we highlight their achievements while they continue to excel in their fields, leaving examples for the younger generation of women to follow. See pages 8 to 10.

Plus-size women often make the mistake of wearing only dark colours. Granted, dark colours give a slimming effect, but there’s nothing wrong with a plus-size person wearing bright colours. Our fashion pages shed light on the dos and don’ts of plus-size fashion.

Several options exist to prevent body odour other than antiperspirants. The beauty of it is you probably already have them at home. Natural options like lemon and coconut oil can be used as an alternative to antiperspirants. We list them on our beauty page.

Our movie review page is interactive; click on the instructions below the QR codes or scan the QR codes to download a playlist. You’ll enjoy the music selection.

Until next week, enjoy your read.