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Redefining feminity

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ilk over years has set a standard in the fashion world. Silk material today stands as one of the most luxurious fabric in the world. Known for its softness, luster and beauty, the silk fabric is one that sure provides comfort to the wearer in all types of weather. You don’t want to miss out of this comfort as a fashionista!

There is a little more to it than simply turning up at an event as a guest just for the fun of it. Being a guest doesn’t mean you should look sluggish and dull about your look. As a guest you can also be a show stopper though being careful not to steal the show from the celebrant or focus of the event. You can be the unique guest with pomp, show and colour, topping it with the right poise and attitude.

This edition, we have tips on how men should wear shirts right.

When done right, it’s the most casual way of looking put together.

When done wrong, however, it can make you look ridiculous.

Want to remain relevantly stylish, then do it right.

Our Guest personality this week is Hajiya Zainab Ngila Ahmed, Legal Adviser All Progressive Congress Party (APC), Adamawa State. Enjoy her story.

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FEEL LUXURIOUS IN SILK W

by P PRISCA EMADU

hen it comes to style and fashion, the fabric used plays a major role. There are many fabrics that are appealing to a designer and a fashionista, among which is the silk material. The silk material is luxurious, and has an enchanting feel.

In the early days when silk originated in China, it was reserved specially for the e emperors. emper Because of its texture, it was also used as special gifts. Today, this fabric has become popular, and designers can use it for almost any design. be Silk can be used to sew gowns, skirts, trousers, veils, wrapper, tops and even drapes. drapes It can be worn for a formal or social event, depending on the style it is sewn. This T beautiful fabric that comes out plain or with patterned designs is a must-have for fashionistas as it is an easy way to remaining stylish and glam. must-h

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CO V E R I N T E R V I E W // ZAINAB NGILA AHMED

ZAINAB NGILA AHMED

Legally Fulfilled interview by MULIKATU MUKAILA & JAMILA ILIYASU PARAGALDA

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ainab Ngila Ahmed, a lawyer, was born in Jimeta, Adamawa State, to the family of the late Mallam Mohammed Umar (Malledi) Song and Hajiya Rabiyatu Muhammed on March 23, 1963. She is married to Barrister Aliyu Ahmed, and they are blessed with four children: two boys and two girls. From 1997 to 1999, she was the Commissioner for Justice and Attorney-General in Adamawa State. During the recent general elections, she contested for a seat in the House of Representatives. Among other things, the All Progressives Congress (APC) legal adviser, Adamawa state spoke with Tambari on her journey so far.

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ZAINAB NGILA AHMED // Educational background I attended Toungo Primary School, Yola, after which I went to Federal Government Girls’ College, Abuloma, Port-Harcourt. I graduated from the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria with LLB (Hons) in 1984 and was called to the Nigerian Bar in 1985.

I also obtained my master’s degree in Law (LL.M) from the University of Lagos in 1998.

Working career I did my National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) programme in Kaduna State Hotels Board. I worked in the Commercial Trust Bank in Lagos from 1989 to 1991 before joining the Federal Capital Development Authority (FCDA) in Abuja in 1993, from where I was appointed as Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Adamawa State between 1997 and 1999.

I resigned from the FCDA in 2000 and went into politics. I contested in a primary election to represent the Song/Fufore federal constituency in 2003 but lost. I was elected the legal adviser of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Adamawa State in 2006.

Again, I contested to represent the Song/ Fufore federal constituency tuency in 2007 but could not get the party’s nomination. omination. As my party’s legal adviser, I coordinated nated election petitions tribunal (governorship, p, national and state House of Assembly) in Adamawa wa State.

I was also a member er of the Project Implementation Committee mmittee of former Governor Murtala H. Nyako, and d chairman, Sub-Committee (Women Affairs), Project ect Implementation Committee.

I was again elected d as the legal adviser of the All Progressives Congress ss (APC) in 2014. Once more, I contested to represent ent the Song/Fufore federal constituency in 2015 but lost.

I am presently the legal adviser of the APC in Adamawa State. I am also the secretary of the Women Association iation for Health Care Promotion, on, a nongovernmental organisation isation and volunteer under the Buhari Support Organisation.

Growing up I grew up in a largee family under the caree of my grand-uncle, Alkali Murtala Umar in Yola. He was a Sharia Court judge. I was brought up by my grandparents. I enjoyed a lot of privileges but I was not spoilt.

I completed my Qur’anic education before going to Port-Harcourt for secondary school education. This assisted me a lot in stabilising in a completely new and different environment. nt.

Life’s challengess The first challenge I had in life was leaving g the North at a very early arly age to go to school in n Port-Harcourt, Rivers State.

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MY BEST TRAVEL DESTINATION, BESIDES SAUDI ARABIA WHERE I GO FOR SPIRITUAL REJUVENATION, IS THE USA WHERE YOU CAN DO ANYTHING, FROM RELAXATION TO SHOPPING. When I left Yola, I had no idea where Abuloma was in Nigeria. We had to go to Jos where we were informed that Abuloma was in Port-Harcourt. I had to go to Jos by road from Yola where we joined the train from Kafanchan to Port-Harcourt. Each time I came home for the holidays I was asked if I still wanted to go back and I always answered ‘yes’.

We were very few from the North and many never returned after coming for the holidays.

Another challenge I

encountered was in my political adventure. I have learnt perseverance and the need to maintain your integrity, especially as a married woman. It was not easy, but with the belief in God and my husband’s support, I was able to go through and still come back home to live in peace with my husband.

Life lessons Life has taught me to put my trust tru in Allah; and whatever he has destined for me is the best. I have learnt not to expect everyone to like me and everyone to hate me. Just as some people like you for no reason, others also wouldn’t like you for no reason. But my philosophy is to always alw do good to all that I come across; and whateve whatever is worth doing is worth doing well.

Childhood dreams I wanted to be a nurse, but my husband h changed my direction before I even eve started my A Levels. However, I have no regret re reading Law and I have found that this is the right profession for me. pr Fondest memories The childhood memories I miss are the absence of family participation in a child’s upbringing. u In those days, bringing up a child was w the responsibility of every member of the family, not necessarily your own bio biological parents, aunties, uncles, or even stepmothers.

This ste no longer exists, and sometimes it is not som even encouraged. Now, yyou mind your business, sort of.

How I met my husband hus I have known my h husband all my life. I grew up with him h because we are related. He saw me, m he liked me and he married me. me Most cherished cherish gift from him The best gift I have received from him is the gift g of love, trust and support.

Three fashion accessories a always on me My rings, wristwatch and my wristw handbag.

Best travel tra destination destinati My best be travel destination, apart from destinat Saudi Arabia where A we go for spiritual rejuvenation, is the rejuve USA where you w can do d anything, from relaxation to shopping. shop

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Mode of relaxation I like cooking, reading and watching TV. Favourite kind of book No specific book. I read everything, from newspapers to magazines.

Best food I eat anything soup, vegetables and fruits.

Style definition I put on anything comfortable and nice that is well covered.

Favourite fashion designer Any reliable tailor who can turn out beautiful designs at any time.

Favourite perfume Forever by Mariah Carey, and Daisy by Marc Jacobs. Also, Micheal Kors bags and shoes. I like Davina as well.

Unforgettable piece of advice from mum Do good to all that come across you, especially the less privileged.

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WOMEN SHOULD BE HARDWORKING AND PATIENT. KNOW THE NEED TO KEEP YOUR INTEGRITY AND GOOD MORAL BEHAVIOUR. of contentment.

Beauty routine I do a lot of facial and body cleansing, toning and moisturizing.

Roles women should play in the society Women should take active part in any positive activity in the society. There is no position women cannot hold, and effectively for that matter. We have seen that, both abroad and in Nigeria.

Achievements Being able to ensure peace in the home, positively affecting both my immediate and extended family and friends. Being a mother to good children I am always proud of. Living a life

Role models I admire Hilary Clinton because she is a strong-willed woman.

My advice to women Women should be hardworking and patient.

Know the need to keep your integrity and good moral behaviour.

Legacies I want to be known as a woman who came to this world and impacted positively on everyone she came across, both in my community and humanity in general.

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Lock-in your look with Mini Bags

by JAMILA ILIYASU PARAGALDA

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omen especially todays modern ladies like to be seen in style. Choosing the right bag that suits your style in an occasion is very important.

Mini bags have become an important component of a womans wardrobe.

Mini bags nowadays come in a variety of designs so that you can get the exact one to meet your fashion requirements.

Since every woman loves to look stylish especially with trendy accessories which adds spice to their outfits, s, you

have to remember that the hand bag you choose can make or break your style statement, be it an ethnic look or western wear, there are suitable mini bags to match every style. A lady can get the trendy look with fasinating mini hand bags. Heading out to a beach party or a night out carrying stylish mini bags could do the trick.Add style to yourr look with chic mini bag.

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Cece line’s new collection T

he new collections debuted by cece and designed by Okafor Kosiso and Okafor Ifeoma was released recently. The designs had a theme of bluechromelookbook which was inspired by the intensity of colour blue. The colour which was featured was geared at expressing its variance, intensity and how it can be fitting for each different and unique design. For each collection there was a showcase of lighter shade or the darker shade and then conbined with subtle colour features.

The designs all had a feminine and classy cut, bearing in mind the elegance and classy look of women. The aim of the colour was for it to be transcended to a feminine colour, and the designs asserted this.

Delta set to hold fashion and awards show T

he loudest and most explosive fashion and sales exhibition will hold on November 7, 2015 in Delta State. The show, which is popular in that region and highly anticipated, is currently holding casting for models, who are looking to take part in the runway fashion event coming up in December. The event avails two models the opportunity to win the Model of the Year award and eventually become the Face of Delta Fashion Award Show for the next one year.

DAMSCO LAUNCHES NEW COLLECTION FOR MEN U

pcoming fashion brand, DAMSCO, by OtufodunrinDamilola, known for men’s wears, has introduced a new collection.

Damilola said his inspiration for the new collection called “The Report” was gotten from his father’s profession.

“Growing up in a home filled withnewspapers, it is no surprise that while preparing for this collection, my mind was focused on a newspaper print fabric,’’ he said, adding that DAMSCO has come to stay as a fashion brand. He also said he hoped to help the non-adventurous fashion lover stay within the confines of what he perceives to be the safest colours - white and black.

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FA S H I O N

TRENDS STYLE STY YLE NEWSMAKER NE E WSMAKER

BE THE UNIQUE GUEST AT THAT EVENT

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f you want to be a show stopper at that event you intend to grace soon, then you have to be on top of your game by stepping up your game to get the complete look with fashion accessories, ranging from your fabric to shoes, clutch, jewellery, as well as your headgear. Even if you intend to put on a simple fabric, your style should bring you out of the crowd as you appear beautiful, unique and graceful. In trying to be the show stopper, try not to steal the spotlight from the celebrant. But at the same time, you can always be the talk of the party by being the unique guest. Give out quality time as you concentrate on your gele, which is one turning point of your looks. Your neckpiece and other jewelry should be eye catchy as your outfits also give y g you y that stylish y look yyou deserve.

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W O M E N’ S H E A LT H //NATHANIEL ADEWOLE Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist, University of Abuja Teaching Hospital, Gwagwalada - FCT. MOBILE: 0803 803 9182 EMAIL: nadewole2013@gmail.com

DELIVERY AFTER THIRTY SIX WEEKS My water broke last week. I am just thirty six weeks and the doctor want to deliver the baby. Is the baby not premature? Aisha Minna.

Your water breaking is not a light complaint from a pregnant woman. It cannot be managed from the house. No matter the gestational age pregnant women with such complaints must be admitted’. The danger is once the membrane is ruptured, the uterus, baby and placenta have direct connection with the external environment therefore prone to infection which ranges from chorioamniotis to severe septicaemia and could be fatal for the foetus and the mother if not well managed.

Once confirmed the first thing is to start antibiotics. What should be done after depends on the gestational age and the ability of the special care baby unit to nurse premature babies. Those who are thrty seven weeks and above deliver by induction of labour. The same rule applies to those whose foetus is between thirty four to thirty seven weeks, this is because outcome for survival of babies in this gestational age bracket is very good. The converse risk of infection and neonatal sepsis is worse than managing premature babies at this gestational age. In your own case, the baby is already thirty six weeks there is nothing to be afraid of. The baby should be delivered as soon as possible. I hope by the time this article is published, you will be preparing for your naming ceremony.

The baby between thirty weeks and less than thirty four weeks will need antibiotics, an injection to hasten lung maturity of the baby depending on capacity of the SCBU to managed preterm, will determine whether to buy more time or still deliver immediately.

Those less than thirty weeks it might be advisable to buy time for better lung maturity while continuing the antibiotics and administration of corticosteriod for lung maturity.

There are some special circumstance when rupture of membrane occurs too early and advise is that such pregnancy should be terminated in order to preserve fertility and life of the mother. This undue prolonged rupture of membrane is a common complication.

In our own environment, pregnancy between twenty to twenty four weeks gestational age with ruptured membrane may be better terminated rather than risking the life of the mother.

I will like to implore all women and their spouses not to take it lightly when their water breaks at any stage of the pregnancy.

RECEIVING SAME SYMPTOMS AFTER TAKING PRESCRIPTION A couple of weeks ago, I was diagnosed with candidiasis after seeing a doctor, she prescribed nystatin which I used for 10 days.

While using it, the itching and foul smell stopped, but a couple days after I finished using the drug, I started experiencing the itching and discomfort, followed by the yellowish discharge, although it’s not as bad as it was before I used the medication.

But the symptoms are increasing day by day. Should I use the nystatin for another 10 days again? Please help. Aisha, Abuja

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hy not go and see the doctor again and give her the feedback. She may need to change your medication. Since it is yellowish. it might be advisable for you to do endocervical swab for microscopy, culture and sensitivity first. Also no matter the sensitivity antibiotic for chlamydial organism should be added because of the colour of the discharge.

Let me retriate here that chlamydia organism are difficult to grow on normal culture medium. This time around, I will suggest you use a combination of oral, pessary and cream

URINATING OFTEN BEFORE NIGHT FALL Sir, I urinate almost 20 times before night falls. Is it normal and if it is not? Please, I need your advice on what to do about it. Mercy Olivia from Jikwoyi, Abuja How old are you? Have you checked your sugar level. You need to do a fasting blood sugar level as soon as possible. You may also need to do a urine culture test. I will suggest you meet your family physician.

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WAYS TO WEAR YOUR SHIRT RIGHT

by MULIKATU MUKAILA

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here are some tricks to rocking a shirtt properly and looking completely at ease. It is important mportant for you to know what shirt to combine ne with whatever you are putting on so that you wouldn’t look shabby and funny. Do not wear ar a t-shirt with an undershirt because it is meant to be casual. A proper cotton shirt can also serve the purpose se of casual as well as official as it is now left for you to know now how to tone it down with your trousers. A plain pair of trousers or chinos fabric will dwell well with a collared d shirt, while a t-shirt goes down well with jeans, making aking you appear smart, simple and sound.

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GET ORGANISED WITH LAUNDRY BASKET

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aundry baskets help you to organise your clothes.

This way, you will be able to separate dirty clothes from clean ones. There are a lot of benefits related to having a laundry hamper in your house. In terms of hygiene, the laundry hampers help you combat the ease with which germs and bacteria spreads in the house.

Remember that there are conditions that are necessary for bacteria to thrive. Normally, moisture, high temperature and humid conditions are what help bacteria to survive and multiply fast.

Considering all these facts, you can now understand why it is important to have a laundry hamper where all the dirty clothes can be stuffed in at the end of the day.

From there, the clothes can be thrown into the washer to prevent further reproduction of new bacteria. This is a great stride in the fight of bacteria in the house.

Also, that you stocked your clothes with a laundry basket does not mean you should keep them for long without washing. This will only cause more bacteria and even bring strange stains to your clothes.

Buying laundry hampers to put your dirty clothes ensures that you have a two-pronged strategy. You are curtailing the factors that induce the growth of bacteria germs while also enjoying order in your home.

The best place to keep the hamper is not clear to many people. However, the safest place to have it in the bathroom. This is because the bathroom is a safe distance from food preparation. Clothes are normally infested with germs because they make first contact with the dirt as you go about the day’s hassle. The dirt would have otherwise gotten you infected. This is why placing the hamper at a safe distance from food will prevent unnecessary infections.

Whatever your choice in placing the basket, a fancy laundry basket is sure to help you get organised.

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Shehu Yaqub and Maryam Ali on their wedding day which took place on October 10 in Jos, Plateau State 12

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Brother Chukwuka Olisakwe with his wife, former Miss Christiana Ishaku during their wedding ceremony in Kuje recently.

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ALOO CHOLE (POTATO & CHICKPEA CURRY) “Be not afraid of potatoes. Some are born potatoes, some achieve potatoes, and some have potatoes thrust upon them” – Unknown. The name alone has a ring to it. This is a vegetarian dish that is so simple to make, if we gave you the whole recipe we take away certain uniqueness to it. Here is a potato and chick peas dish strategically flavoured and carefully seasoned with tamarind and other Indian spices.

INGREDIENTS IN ALOO CHOLE POTATOES: This is one vegetable that possesses extraordinary versatility when cooking. You can have them mashed, fried, baked, boiled and roasted. The benefits of this oval shaped wonders include a high level of dietary fibre that help your gut. Wakkis aim to keep you and your gut smiling. Did you know that they help relieve stress too? This is because they are packed with Vitamin B6 which is essential for cellular renewal and this keeps you in a good mood too. So technically when having this dish, you should be in the best mood ever from start to finish. In case you are already thanking us – You are Welcome!

CHICKPEAS: They are also known

as Garbanzo beans and again this pea is loaded with fibre and protein. This is a good source of protein for vegetarians who are unable to get their protein intake from fish and other sources.

Research has also emphasized its benefits to women because it contains phytochemicals called saponins which can act as antioxidants and help reduce the risk of breast cancer, protect against osteoporosis and minimise hot flashes in post menopausal women. They are so small but oh so powerful. ‘’One Man’s Vegetarian Dish is another Man’s Poison’’ – Wakkis. This is one dish we hope that fits everyone’s preference list. But just in case we have awoken your curiosity, you are always welcome to come and take pleasure in this experience. Wakkis calls every meal an experience because we are bound to leave an unforgettable taste on your lips till the next time you decide to visit.

KEEMA NAN (INDIAN BREAD): Herbed minced lamb spread in Nan Bread fresh from the Tandoori

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BODY HAIR SKIN

B E AU T Y Sunburn: Prevention and remedy

by PRISCA EMADU

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unburn affects the skin tissues. This occurs from over exposure to ultraviolet radiation, commonly from the sun. The main symptom one gets after experiencing sunburn is that one’s skin becomes reddish, painful and develops swelling.

If the burning is severe it can turn to sun blisters. At times it can also make you feel like you have gotten the flu as you will feel feverish with chills, nausea, headache and weakness.

In order to prevent the effect of sunburn, especially now that the hot weather is approaching, here are some easy measures that can be followed.

- Avoid spending too much time in the sun, especially if you are light in complexion.

- Wear hats, sunshades, apply sunscreen.

- Drink plenty of water so that you can be hydrated while

spending time in the sun.

If sunburn occurs, there are home remedies that can help in treating and relieving the stinging you get. They include: - When you notice you have sunburn, quickly take a cloth and dampen it, compress it on the burn. This would reduce the heat and lessen the pain.

- You can also soak the affected burnt area in a bathtub that is free from soap. This is because soap can irritate the burn.

- Another remedy to sunburn is applying a soothing lotion, cream or an ointment approved by a physician or pharmacist.

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THE KWAGH-HIR TIV SHOW //

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The KwaghHir Tiv show

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wagh-Hir, which literally means “something magical,� is a traditional puppet theatre show of the Tiv tribe in North-Central, Nigeria.

The Kwagh-Hir performance is a mixture of storytelling, poetry, puppetry, music, dance, and drama. Traditionally, the Kwagh-Hir group has consistently been organised into four different categories, which are: the management, the musicians, the performers and the sculptors.

There is normally a role suitable for different members of the entire community. An elderly man usually plays the role of the leader of the Kwagh-Hir group. He is known as the Ter-u-Kwagh-Hir, meaning father of Kwagh-Hir. His job is to organise the group and settle any differences or disputes that may arise.

The Kwagh-Hir show emphasizes on storytelling or folktales. The stories are usually told at night, between dinner and bedtime. Elders among family members usually tell stories about hunters who go out at night and return with frightened and exaggerated stories of their experiences and narrow escapes

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from man-eating beast and wild animals. Creative minds then pick up such stories and blend them into Kwagh-Hir, with lessons tied to them.

The Kwagh-Hir show reflects on many of the socio-cultural qualities of the Tiv people such as their sense of justice, as well as their physical strength and endurance. It is an all-night spectacle of the Tiv people, including their legendary warriors and farmers, whereby men from a an age group work together on communal farming and house building and celebrate their achievements with feasts, famed for the excellence of their music and dance.

Each year, during the dry season when there is little farm work, leaders of the dance

teams compose songs to record recent experiences and new features in their lives, which they express in the rhythms and gestures of their dance. This continuous invention reaches great heights of creativity in the Tiv storytelling drama, known as the Kwagh-Hir.

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