Articles by Faith Abdullah
5 Spine-Tingling Nollywood Movies to Binge This Halloween
It’s that spooky time of the year again! Bet we have an exciting lineup of bloody and cringe-worthy movies that would definitely require the lights to stay off. Here are our top movies for the upcoming spooky season. This insanely scary movie would have you thinking about it even after Halloween. the film was directed by Dare Olaitan and stars a plethora of talent including; Immaculata Oko Kasum, Bisola Aiyeola, Efa Iwara, Tina Mba and Akin Lewis.
Don’t Be At The Sidelines.
Politics they say is a dirty game, that’s why most people would advise it’s preferable not to be involved and stay sane and safe, well you can actually choose that option if you do not desire an impacting change for women and their rights. When it comes to being involved in politics as a woman, it doesn’t necessarily mean you have to run for president or senator, it just simply means being responsible for your political rights.
Why You Should Ditch New Year Resolutions
It’s 2023! A New Year always births a new beginning, this is definitely the season where everyone is hashtag #NewYearNewMe, which is quite evident as you see everyone being busy setting New Year resolutions and things they would do differently in 2023. When it comes to making New Year’s resolutions, the problem is not about the act of making resolutions itself, but rather the act of keeping them.
My Ideal Christmas Wishlist
Christmas for a lot of people has become a beacon of hope and a delightful spectrum of good tidings. For Christians, it signifies the birth of Jesus Christ. It is a period that illuminates hope for ALL regardless of religion and it is celebrated across the globe. It is famously known for the peace and merriment it brings.
Women We Love: The Peace Finder - Omon Anenih Mordi
Welcome to this week’s ‘#WomenWeLove’ – our weekly column where we celebrate women doing amazing things in their areas of influence. From tech to fashion, social activism to politics, these women, are definitely crush-worthy. Catch up on all our crushes here! Today, our focus is on Omon Anenih Mordi I first met Omon Anenih-Mordi 11 years ago when I interviewed for a Personal Assistant position. Walking into the Blue Mahogany offices back then, the word that comes to mind was aspirational.
When You Realize It Is Time To LEAVE!!!
There are so many things, we women can accept even though they are so wrong i.e. telling your best friend she sounds like Rihanna when she sounds like a horse (though it would still be best if you told the truth) or if you ate that big bowl of ice-cream to get over a nasty breakup (still wrong but we aren’t judging you), either way, we can still accept those wrong moves for the right reasons, but when it comes to a life and death situation such as Domestic violence, there is only one word –...
When The Colour of Your Skin Has Become A Bridge Between You & Your Dreams.
When you look at successful black women like Michelle Obama, Oprah Winfrey, and Ava DuVernay, all you think of are women who stood, fought, and conquered against all odds to be successful. They paved the way for the younger generation to repeat the cycle, I mean nothing could stop them especially not the colour of their skin. Talking about racism is one thing, experiencing it is another, but it won’t change the fact that as Black women, we have our fair share of racism or in some cases colourism.
It’s Not About Them, It’s About You; The Truth About Being A Real Friend.
‘Boys come and go but good friends always remain till the end’. That trendy relationship advice women often tell each other, you know the whole ‘hoes before bros’ thing, unfortunately for most women, we don’t even follow this advice. But it won’t change the truth in the saying, that no matter how the relationship turns, your friends will always be there to help you get back up,… at least that’s what Hollywood/Nollywood shows us about true friendships.
Why Do We Constantly Need To Prove Ourselves To Be Worthy of the Title Called 'WIFE'
There is nothing more annoying than reading certain things on social media, stuff that is not just offensive but gets you to think “Do they still say stuff like this in the 21st century?” Now the worst part is that people support such social media posts, primarily when it’s targeted at women. Recently, there was a viral tweet about women being called lazy and not ready for marriage just because they chose to wake up at 8 am and not earlier.
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