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Nigerian Tribune on MSNAdire artist, Agboola Oladapo, projecting Yoruba textile art on world stageNigeria’s emerging master in adire wearable art, Agboola Oladapo, is not hiding his passion for the Yoruba culture and the art of Adire Textile making.A protege of Nike Davies-Okundaye, who has become ...
The Nigerian government issues new warnings against the dangers involved in using skin whitening products, in a country that has often been called the " world capital of skin bleaching" ...
A new decade brings new skin concerns. “Aging seems to appear rather dramatically and suddenly in your 40s due to the onset of hormonal changes,” says Dr. Zenovia Gabriel, a Newport Beach ...
Shashank Singh, Vice President & General Manager for Qatar and Kuwait at Visa, discusses the findings of their latest "Where Cash Hides" study ... offers us and our industry partners an ...
Kidnapping has become a significant issue in Nigeria, with various criminal groups and insurgents engaging in abductions for ransom. The situation is particularly severe in the northern regions, where ...
Minister of State for Health and Social Welfare, Dr. Iziaq Salako, has called for urgent action to tackle the alarming prevalence of skin bleaching in Nigeria and across Africa. The minister made ...
The group cited videos “showing the cruelty in the ‘exotic’ skins industry – snakes are beaten, beheaded, impaled and inflated, with many remaining unconscious as their skin is torn from ...
Move along slugging, skin flooding, and cloud skin. If your pursuit for the most hydrated, luminous skin of your life has led you to the world of Korean beauty trends, it wouldn’t take long ...
“Skin purging” is a term some people use to describe an increase in acne after starting a new skin care product, such as a retinoid. However, there are no scientific studies on this topic ...
“Nigeria may have been called ‘the world capital of skin bleaching’, or ‘the skin-lightening hothouse of the world,’ potentially due to its recognition as having the highest usage rates ...
The Minister of State for Health and Social Welfare, Iziaq Salako, has raised concerns over the increasing prevalence of Skin-Lightening Products (SLPs) in Nigeria and across Africa despite their ...
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