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Photos Of Traditional Wedding Of Oni of Ife & New Wife

The Ooni (the traditional ruler of Ile-Ife land, Osun state Nigeria) wasn't there but sent representatives to marry his new wife, Wuraola Zynab Otiti in Benin today. more photos below:











15 Brilliant Solutions by Architects Wich Refused to Cut Down Trees

15 Brilliant Solutions by Architects Wich Refused to Cut Down Trees

How many times have you seen the mankind destroying the nature for its countless selfish reasons? Every day millions of trees are cut for profit. But they are our life, because they give us oxygen to breathe. This is the reason why we must keep our nature. Just like these brilliant architects who refused to destoy nature for their own needs and even more — they  integrated their creations and trees. Take a look at these incredible buildings!



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Photos Of All the Oscar 2016 Winners

Cate Blanchett and the costume designer Jenny Beavan, the winner for Mad Max, pose in the press room



Journalist and filmmaker Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy accepts her award for best documentary short for A Girl in the River



Jonas Rivera and Pete Docter, the winners of the best animated feature award for Inside Out



Daisy Ridley presents Asif Kapadia and James Gay-Rees with the Oscar for the best documentary feature, for their movie Amy



Rachel McAdams with the cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki, winner for The Revenant



Elka Wardega, Lesley Vanderwalt and Damian Martin accept the award for best makeup and hairstyling for Mad Max: Fury Road



Singer Sam Smith (right) and Jimmy Napes accept their best song award for Spectre



Tom McCarthy and Josh Singer pose with the award for best original screenplay for “Spotlight



Alicia Vikander accepts the best supporting actress award for The Danish Girl



David White and Mark A Mangini, winners of the best sound editing award for Mad Max: Fury Road, with the actor Chris Evans (centre)



Ennio Morricone (left) accepts the award for best original score, for The Hateful Eight, from producer Quincy Jones (right) and Pharrell Williams



Producer Michael Sugar accepts the best picture Oscar for Spotlight, with his fellow producers and cast



Production designers Colin Gibson and Lisa Thompson, winners for Mad Max: Fury Road



Laszlo Nemes, the director of Son of Saul, accepts the Academy award for best foreign language film



Alejandro González Iñárritu accepts his award for best director for The Revenant



Brie Larson, winner of the best actress Oscar for Room



Gabriel Osorio and Pato Escala (second right) accept the award for the best animated short film, Bear Story



Charles Randolph and Adam McKay accept their awards for their best adapted screenplay, The Big Short



Mark Williams Ardington, Sara Bennett, Paul Norris, and Andrew Whitehurst accept the best visual effects award for Ex Machina



Benjamin Cleary (third left) and Serena Armitage (second left) and crew accept their award for best live action short film, for Stutterer



Liev Schreiber and Priyanka Chopra present the award for best achievement in film editing to Margaret Sixel, for Mad Max: Fury Road



Producer Michael Sugar accepts the best picture Oscar for Spotlight, with his fellow producers and cast



Mark Rylance after accepting his award for best supporting actor in Bridge of Spies



Sound editor Ben Osmo, winner of the best sound mixing award for Mad Mad: Road Fury, along with Chris Jenkins and Gregg Rudloff


Mrs Toyin Saraki (Nigeria Senate President Wife), With America Hip-Pop Star


Senate president’s wife, Toyin Saraki, 50 Cent and Saraki Daughter 
Who would have thought that our Senate president’s wife, Toyin Saraki is a hip-hop fan, not to talk of being an admirer of American rapper, 50 cent?
Mrs Saraki was spotted with popular American rapper 50 Cent, at what appears to be a social gathering in America.

Inspired: 10 Lessons We Can Learn From Agege Bread Seller Tuned Model

You all probably have heard of the amazing and almost incredible story of oneOlajumoke Orisaguna, the Agege bread hawker who is on her way to super stardom.Her story resembled your typical Cinderella rags to riches fairy tale.
Here is the story. The award-winning musician, song writer and photographer TY Bello was in a photo shoot with the international music star Tinie Tempah on a street in Lagos when Jumoke ‘hawked’ into the set. She was hawking her a Agege bread when she was spotted.
For one who never misses an opportunity to tell a story, TY Bello weaved the bread seller-pop star narrative that has set Jumoke on the path to greatness.
Here are ten lessons we can all learn from the bread seller turned super model narrative.
Jumoke on the cover of ThisDay Style magazine
1. The race is not to the swift:
Even that timeless Christian scripture told us that ”the race is not to the swift, nor the battle to the strong”. The rags to glory story of Olajumoke Ajaguna has confirmed the holy maxim. We all know the struggle to grace the cover of fashion magazines by aspiring models.


We all know how wannabe models would give an arm to strut the runway. But here was Jumoke the bread hawker just going about her normal business and fortune finds her. Sometimes, we just have to live everyday as it comes and just do our thing and hope for luck to break.
2. Be focused on your game:
 On that fateful day when TY Bello was shooting for Tinie Tempah on Lagos street, Jumoke, the bread hawker was hawking as usual. For her, it was just another day. Come or rain or sunshine, she must hawk not just for survival but as a routine.She was focused on her game. See how it has paid off.
3.Be prepared for the opportunity and when it comes grab it:
 When Jumoke appeared for the photo shoot of her ThisDay Style cover, she did not fret. She appeared ready for it. Even TY Bello said that Jumoke was a natural, it was as if she has been doing photo shoot all her life. You see she was prepared when the opportunity found her.
4. Never be afraid to take risk: 
Jumoke left her village in Ire, Osun State South West Nigeria to sell bread in Lagos. She travelled all the way. She could have stayed back in the village and moan about her condition. But she left for Lagos hoping to eke out a living hawking. Instead doors of opportunity are opening for her in the modeling world.
5.Do not despise your little beginnings:
 Do not be ashamed to do anything honest to make a living. Hawking bread is not the most glamorous of jobs. Yet, Jumoke hawked bread. You may say she had no choice but to hawk. She could have also be lazying around the place as many young people are doing today.


6.There is always someone waiting to lift you up:
 There is always a God sent. In Jumoke’s case, it is the super star singer and photographer, TY Bello that has come to snatch her from the jaws of poverty. Like Christians pray, ask God to send your divine helper when you need them the most.
7.Work hard someone is always watching: 
Continue to do your thing. Someone is watching, someone is waiting. Someone needs your skill. TY Bello was impressed at how Jumoke balanced the bread perfectly on her head. Horn your skill and be the best in what you do.

8 Follow your instinct:
  Jumoke could have taken another street. She could have missed TY Bello photo shoot with Tinie Tempah on that fateful day. She must have probably followed her instinct now she is on her way to success.
9. Dreams do come true: 
Yes, dreams do come true. Like all human beings, Jumoke must have nursed the ambition of being successful in life. Now she will live her dream with many doors opening at the same time.

Jumoke and TY Bello
10. Finally, Lagos is a land of opportunities: 
Jumoke’s story has taught us that in Lagos anything can happen. Lagos is a land of opportunities. Dreams can be made and dreams can disappear like a candle in the wind.
With focus, hard work, dedication and luck, one can achieve one’s heart desires.
We wish Jumoke Orisaguna all the best. And thank you TY Bello for making her live the Lagos dream