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Hajara & Halima Friendship built on fashion and business A PUBLICATION OF
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trap shoes have been in style and are still trendy. This fashion accessory is one that when matched rightly with an outfit would give you that vavavom look. It can be worn on the red carpet, social gatherings and other occasions. Look stunning and in strap shoes. sho Green is one o colour that has a strong significance, it fertility, fruitfulness, represents fe growth and nature. Although green doesn’t doesn go well with all skin comple complexion, but when rightly will suit your matched rig
complexion perfectly. Why not try the green look. As always said by many fashionistas dressing fab is not only for women, just as there are rules women bear in mind while dressing up, so also men should be guided from committing fashion flaws. A man should consider some simple yet important rules in other to look fashionable. Have a fill from our men page. A woman’s hair is her glory and like every other part of the body, deserves to be taking care of adequately. In this hot season the hair is one part that suffers more, hence requires extra care. One common rule conversant
with all women, be it on low cut or long hair; is wash your hair often. But there is more to taking care of the hair, flip to our beauty page for more tips. This week we have double personalities, they are two friends, Halima Grema and Hajara Umar Yaroson, owners of H&H food court and continental restaurant, amongst other businesses. They spoke with Tambari about their business, the role women should play in the society and more. Have a splendid day!
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Fiercely Stylish in Animal Print
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Fiercely stylish Animal Print by JAMILA ILIYASU PARAGALDA
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he animal prints have grown in style and popularity. There are countless designs of animal prints that can be found. The prints is commonly used for dress making as it is well suited to designs that would be made from other fabrics in general such as gowns, jackets, skirts and lots more. They are multipurpose print materials. It is also exceptional for embellishment details as it can be cut into multitude of shapes and simply applied onto other outfits to design as well. You can create statements by having the animal prints and also wearing it.
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// HALIMA GREMA AND HAJARA UMAR YAROSON
Friendship built on fashion and business interview by PRISCA EKOKUJE-EMADU & JAMILA ILIYASU PARAGALDA
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alima Grema and Hajara Umar Yaroson are the brains behind H&H continental restaurant in Abuja. These duo through their business have proven that you can be whatever you want to be when you set your mind to it. They have been in the food industry for some
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years and are into other businesses as partners. Halima is an indigene of Borno state while Hajara hails from Kaduna. They gave us an insight into having a business together, being a team, the challenges they face as business women, fashion, leisure and more.
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Halima with Hajara’s son, and Hajara The journey of the food business I and my friend have been in business together before going into the restaurant business. We both realized at some point that we both have more ideas than we were doing, and we felt if we do business together it would be stronger and bigger. So we decided to come up with a business and that was how the restaurant idea came about. Running a restaurant is something we have not done before. Career background We started this business three years ago in food city, Wuse 2. We ran the business from there before we decided on getting a bigger place with a better environment. When we saw the property we occupy today, we both decided that instead of building just one restaurant, we could build a food court, so that there will be other businesses thriving here too. We are also into property development, finishing and other side businesses. The restaurant is not our main business but part of our business chain. Being partners Most of the time we agreed on a lot of things. Whatever idea she brings I see the reason and light in it, and vice versa. We realised that and have worked together before the restaurant business which we both succeeded in. We knew that working together was not going to be a problem. More so there is trust between us 100%; which is an major ingredient in any relationship in life. The trust between us is the base modulation of our business. Challenges We have been in business together for about nine years and we have been friends for 15 years. bv bv bv bv bv bv bv bv bv bv bv bv bv bv bv bv bv bv bv bv bv bv bv bv bv bv bv bv bv bv bv bv bv bv bvThere are challenges in running every business but when you give it your all, have passion
WE BOTH HAVE UNDERSTANDING HUSBANDS WHO HAVE ALWAYS SUPPORTED US ALL THROUGH THE JOURNEY. AND WE APPRECIATE THEM FOR THAT. for it and focus on what you are doing, then that is the pathway to success. We have challenges of staff, we don’t really have management issues because we manage our business ourselves, even though we have a very good manager, we are still very much involved in the management of the business. We give our staff training and have direct contact with them, so that we would be able to handle some of their challenges. Dealing with humans is a basic challenge in life, but aside that challenge, we are recently facing issues in running the business as a result of the dollar hike. Aspirations growing up Hajara: I wanted to be a banker but when I grew up I found out it was a bit challenging. But I have always wanted to be a business woman because my mum was a business woman and she persuaded me to have a business of my own. I also wanted to be a property developer. Halima: I wanted to be a lawyer but fate changed that. I studied economics, apparently that would make me a business woman. I touched a bit of other things but I knew I wasn’t doing what I wanted to do; there are times you want to do something but you don’t know what it is. When we met, we started talking about ideas and I realised I have found what I was looking for. I just needed someone that we could rub minds together, and I realized I was a good business woman. She always says I am a good negotiator; we are good business people. What is your typical day like? First of all we are mothers, married and have
homes. We take care of the home first before coming out; we make sure everything is in order. We check all our sites that we are working on. We do all our rounds at home and then come to the restaurant, which we run as well. Our office is here in the restaurant; we run other businesses from here, when we are done for the day we go back home. We both have understanding husbands who have always supported us all through the journey. And we appreciate them for that. Favourite fashion designer We have a young lady coming up in Kano. Her name is Amama, she is the owner of ‘Moon by me’. She is really good and we think she can do better. Favourite sport Halima: I love watching basketball and I used to play it in school. Also as a child I loved football. When there is basketball match on television, I still stop to see what is going on. I also love long walks in the evenings. Favourite colour We love red; our logo has red in it. Favourite weather We love the rainy season, and December season because then the weather is fair, not too hot or cold. Best food Halima: I love sweet things, so I prefer desserts to food, I love cake. I also love lamb chops and mashed potatoes and Chinese foods.
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Hajara Three must have fashion accessories Make up, jewelries and handbags. How do you relax? We only relax when we travel. We try to have fun and immediately we get to the airport, it is back to work. Life’s lessons Life has thought me a lot. We have been in business for a long time, and if there is one thing we have learnt, it is to be patient with people, and to be focused on what you are doing, which is the most important thing. When you are focused you know where you are going to, your aim, don’t allow anyone distract you. Another thing is having a good management team and to be strict on it. One has to be hardworking and keep pushing on. Best travel destination Hajara: I love Dubai because they have almost everything we need. I also love the United States of America. Halima: I love beaches, so anywhere that has water I can visit there, be it Dubai or Senegal. Style definition Hajara: I believe style is about being yourself. A lot of people may try to be you but can’t be you because they don’t have it in them, and I don’t struggle to look good. Halima: I am more of the simple one, I define style as comfort. I like to
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I GO ON DIET BUT SOMETIMES I BREAK THE ROUTINE. I DON’T EAT CARBOHYDRATE AT NIGHT. be comfortable and don’t like tight clothes. I also love my long gowns because they make me comfortable and happy. Favourite day of the week Halima: I love Mondays because they are a new beginning and I look forward to what the day holds because it is the beginning of the week and the brain never stops working. Hajara: I love Fridays. Beauty routine Hajara: Beauty is from the inside, I love make up a lot, when I attend weddings and I see someone looking pale, I don’t mind offering to give the person make up. I love to pamper myself so I visit the spa a lot. We were in Kano recently and we drove from there straight to a massage house in Abuja.
Halima: I go on diet but sometimes I break the routine. I don’t eat carbohydrate at night. Life achievements We believe that you are not successful until you help others and that is our greatest achievement. As we grow we try to help others, it isn’t something that should be said to the world, but that should be between yourself and God. Whatever we have and do comes down to helping people. Role models A role model is every woman that gets up to make something out of her life because we are in a man’s world, so for you to get up and make a difference you are a role model to every other woman. At times we look at each other and we serve as role models for each other, because there are times one of us is down and the other will push on with encouragement. I would tell a younger me Looking at us when we were younger, I would say everything in life is a lesson; every step or milestone is a lesson. I don’t believe there is anything we could have changed; maybe we could have started earlier but maybe it is just our destiny and everything happens for a reason. There are no regrets. Advice for women who want to go into the food industry The advice for women generally
is for them not to give up. Get up no matter what. We are in a society where the women like to lean on the men, but even the men need our support. Get up and do something; take care of yourself and let him take care of the family. Taking care of your own needs is something and in the process you will see he is growing higher. Women should be independent and get up doing something, no matter how little. For women who want to go into the food industry, it is a very good business yet very challenging; people think it is a money making business. Yes it is, but you have to give it your all and don’t compromise the success of the business at all. One important point to note which is a general advice for all businesses is; pay your staff on time because it is their sweat; they worked for you and need to be paid. Another secret to business success is try to give, share, no matter how little. Mum’s advice that stuck To always have faith, believe in God and know that whatever happens to you is destined by God. To be prayerful, be mindful of others, and work hard and to be fair in whatever you are doing. We think basically that is what every mother will tell her child.
STYLE // INTERIORS ERIO // GARDENING
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Glamourise your outdoor space with Umbrellas and Gazebo by JAMILA ILILYASU PARAGALDA
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uring hot or rainy days, it can be quite challenging to keep cool outside, before deciding to head back indoors. With your backyard or garden equipped with an umbrella or gazebo which gives little shade during the hottest days and also drizzling days, these help keep you staying out there for a long period of time and enjoying the serenity of the space. Having them at your garden not only provides shade from the warm sun but also help in keeping your outdoor space cool and comfortable. With these your compound also gets to be inviting. You will be amazed at the glamour a simple umbrella and gazebo can add to your outdoor space.
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h strap shoe is more like a sandal.What makes this unique a unique piece is the way he d designers play with the straps giving a creative and classy design to the shoes. These straps can be added to pencil mouth shoes, block heeled shoes or cover shoess. The design gives a classy carriage and confidence to the feet. shoes. sh is best worn on casual outfits and for social events. It can be seen in different The shoe colou urs and designs. It can be worn on a dinner gown, jean trousers, skirt and blouse, colours depend depending on your preference. Loo ok elegant e Look and feel fab in a unique strap shoe.
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ne core rule every styles concerns man should put into consideration before wearing an outfit is physique. The statures of Mr A and Mr B differ, hence what would look fab on Mr A may look dap on Mr B. hen Just as a woman would consider her body size and stature before wearing a fish tail gown, a man also must put into befo consideration some things before wearing an outfit. con - If you are a man endowed with a pot belly, it is best to stay clear of clothes that are fitted. Wearing fitted clothes will protrude your stomach, making the outfit lose shape and an d style. No man wants his protruding stomach to be the first thing anyone notice. - A man with a small stature should be mindful of free clothes, like a big shirt. This kind of outfit would just make you look like someone lost in an island. - Mind your stature, like your shoulder, waist and chest, before you sew some styles. A fitted suit or shirt would look good on a man with broad chest and shoulders. A tucked in shirt would look glam on a man with a small waist. - Skinny trousers are a big NO for a man who is too big or too small. The aim of the outfit would be defeated if the thighs are like they want to burst out, and the thin thighs would be unattractive to the sight too. It is best to look good and comfortable in what you wear because looking good is good business. So take the pledge today to dress in accordance to your physique.
Dr Nathaniel Adewole Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist, University of Abuja Teaching Hospital, Gwagwalada - FCT. MOBILE: 0803 803 9182 EMAIL: nadewole2013@gmail.com
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CAN I TAKE MEDICATION IN PREGNANCY? I am three months pregnant and my doctor prescribed Augmentin for me. Is it safe in pregnancy? Should I take it? Will it affect my baby? Shade, Abuja Augmentin is an antibiotic containing amoxicillin and clavulanic acid. It is safe in pregnancy. There must be a good reason for your doctor have to prescribed it for you. I will advise you to follow your doctor’s advise and recommendations.
WHAT IS FOLLICULAR TRACKING Please what is follicular tracking? My doctor asked I do it. Amina, Lokoja Follicular tracking is done to monitor the growth of the follicles. It is the follicles that contains the egg. After preliminary scan, the flollicular tracking could be started on day 8 of the menstrual cycle. It could be varried based on menstrual cycle length. The next one could be on day ten to twelve while the last one could be after ovulation time like twentieth to twenty second day to verify whether there were ovulation or not. This ultrasound could be abdominal or tranvagina. But the transvaginal could give better assessment. Flollicular tracking is done in normal cycle to find out whether there is spontaneous ovulation or not. Also it is used to monitor follicular development during fertility treatment either with tablet or injections. I will suggest you go ahead and do it.
RASHES ON MY BODY I noticed some rashes on my body and around my private part. What do I do? Aliyu, Kano Are rashes all over your body? How do they look like? Do you have history of allergy? Any associated itching? Usually it is better to have a direct assessment of rashes which will help one to make diagnosis. Since it appears to be generalized then it is likely due to an allergic reaction or systemic cause. If there is associated itching then the use of calamine lotion at night may be necessary. In case of rashes limited to the private part may signify sexually transmitted disease. In that case you and your spouse must be treated Meanwhile go and see your family physician for assessment and treatment.
ANY ALTERNATIVE TO HSG What other options are available for me instead of HSG. I learnt that it is painful and I can’t not bear pains. Ngozi, Ilorin Hysterosalpingograph known as HSG, is a common investigation for infertility to determine the tubal patency. Other indication include cases of Asherman’s syndromes in which case the woman may be having reduced menstrual flow. It is also useful in diagnosing abnormalities of the uterus among other uses. It is true that it could be painful but analgesics are available. Alternative to this could be hysterosalpingograph. In this case the dye passage through the tubes is monitored on ultrasound. Another option is Laporoscopy and dye test which is actually complimentary but in some cases one could go staring for Lap and Dye. I will suggest you psychologically prepare your mind to do it. I have seen several women who were initially so scared like you but after making up their mind came back to tell that it wasn’t as terrible as they were made to believe. Some do not even take any analgesics after the test. So many are doing it daily so why can’t you? Of can you can.
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The nature trail (Safari)
Tourists at the national park
Visit Nigeria’s most captivating rainforest... Okomu by PRISCA EKOKUJE–EMADU & STELLAMARIS ASIEGBU
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komu National park is located in Ovia South–West Local Government Area of Benin city, Edo State. It is the smallest of the seven national parks and one of the only two rainforests found in Nigeria. The park is enriched with a forest which serves as a habitat for wild life animals and birds. Some of the animals you find there are; elephants, buffaloes, red river hogs, chimpanzees, leopards, guenon, porcupine, duikers, antelopes etc. The park is also home to one of the rarest monkeys;
the white throated monkey. The park is indeed a location where one can have a close range with nature, as it is blessed with over 200 species of birds, some of which are Angolan pitta, grey parrot, and wrinkledhornbill, Fish Eagle, Hawks and woodpeckers. You can also find the great owl, grey hornbill, cattle egret, black-casqued hornbill, yellow-casqued hornbill, Sabine’sspine tail, Cassin’sspine tail and black spine tail. There are also butterflies in the park. One intriguing feature of the park that is appealing to visitors, is the two tree houses. They add a touch to the park and don’t only serve as aesthetics in the park,
The forest but a very good spot for visitors who want to have a close view of the different species of birds. There in a nature trail (Safari) for visitors. The trail have chalets built on stilts where visitors can stay. The Okomu River from which the park got its name is another good relaxation spot where visitors can engage in swimming, fishing, boating and other water activities. The park is also surrounded by two small villages; Udo and Arakhuan, this villages make visitors have a firsthand experience of African village life. Little wonder this rainforest is considered one of Nigeria’s most captivating getaway for tourists.
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Visitors at the Okomu river
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Johnson Johnson unveils ‘The Legacy’ Maki Oh releases 2016 fall collection tagged ‘Ehn’
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rand name Maki Oh showcases a new and classic look for the 2016 fall. The collection was made with the Nigerian traditional adire and designed into a modern, geometric design. The theme for the collection is ‘Ehn’ (Do you understand?) and expresses a whole different design on the traditional adire sewn into classic pieces. Some of the styles unveiled by the brand are, shoulder dresses, tulle details, lush fabric mix and studded camo. Other designs are ruffles as peplum on blouses paired with flared pants that are studded with flare hem and more. The brand through an Instagram post wrote, “‘Ehn’ — ‘Do you understand?’ Maki Oh’sfall 2016 collection is a foray into womanism through the linguistic variations of the Nigerian word ‘ehn’. A simple expression that carries a multitude of meanings depending on intonation, ‘ehn’ contains several dimensions that are not immediately obvious in its three letters. The complexity of this word is mirrored in the complexity of being a black African woman in the world today. Despite selfimposed affirmations of being queens and being ‘magic’, when a black woman wakes up in the
morning and draws breath, what immediately ensues is the daily fight against the external push to limit her dimensions. Maki Oh created the fall 2016 collection with this resistance in mind, culminating in a celebratory acceptance of this existence, with all its denied but intrinsic beauty and nuance.”
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pcoming men’s wear designer unveiled its 2016 spring/summer coll co llec ecti tion on tthemed heme he med d collection ‘The legacy’. The men’s wear collection consist mainly of suits. The suits are featured in single breast suits to double breastt suits. suit its. There Th iiss al lso a breast also design of tuxedo blazers with peak and shawl lapels. The designs were done
in velvet fabrics of different colours. The suits are dapper and sartorial for that stylish man who who doesn’t does do esn’ n t lilike ke tthe he man traditional contemporary matching piece suites. But is done in a two coloured piece suits. The collection had a mix bl on nude nud de colour colour l off navy blue pants, grey on blue, black on carton colour and more.
Fashion business series set to hold in April
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he fashion business series is set to hold in Lagos on April 15th, 2016. The platform is to serve as a forum for facilitating conversations with key players in government, private sector and the fashion industry. It is also geared at creating a roadmap to placing the fashion industry as a significant contributor to the nations GDP. This year’s fashion business series will be hosted by style house files and sponsored by PAL pensions and the Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC). The theme for
this edition is ‘The future of fashion’, according to RonkeAdeola, the project manager of fashion business series, she said, “Fashion practitioners have been struggling to find ways to reduce the cost of manufacturing. Once the industry is able to drive down this critical cost of operations, profits will increase which will help grow the industry. With an economic agenda to increase export opportunities, it’s imperative we tackle this issue to foster growth in all areas of the value chain”
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Eating right for your health E by PRISCA EKOKUJE b EKOKUJE-EMADU EMADU
ver wondered the amount of calories you eat everyday, its health benefits or nutrients. This is one area of eating that many of us are guilty as charged. All that matters to many is, ‘as long as I am full, everything is fine’. But doctors have advised that eating right would not only keep us healthy but would keep us far from the hospital. The right diet ensures good health, kicks against obesity and fights disease. Here are tasty three course meals you can eat that are healthy and at the same time tasty and filling: MENU: Vegetable salad Irish potato porridge Carrot juice INGREDIENTS: Cucumber Cabbage Lettuce Boiled eggs Baked beans in tomato sauce Sweet corn Carrot Ginger Irish potato Pumpkin leave(ugwu) Dried fish Red oil Fresh pepper Onions Grinded crayfish Salt Seasoning PROCEDURES: Vegetable salad: - Wash all the vegetables thoroughly.
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- Boil egg, then peel before slicing thinly. Keep it aside. - Cut the cucumber and the cabbage separately. - Slice the lettuce to desired size - Grate the carrot. - Sieve the baked beans and sweet corn. - Arrange in a bowl. - Then when serving, mix all vegetables, then dress with the egg and baked beans.
Irish potato porridge: Wash and peel the potato. Put in a pot and then cook for a while. Then add oil, crayfish, grinded pepper and onions. Allow to boil and mix
together. Add dried fish. Add salt and seasoning to taste. Allow to boil, then add vegetable. Stir together. Serve hot.
Carrot juice: Wash the carrot. Cut to small size. Blend with ginger. Remove the pulp with a juice drainer. Refrigerate and serve cold. Irish Potato Porridge
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Caring for your hair this season by PRISCA EKOKUJE -EMADU
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he hair is every woman’s glory, hence should be given much attention as any other part of the body. Variety, they say, is the spice of life, just as people are unique and different, so are their choices of hair style. There are different ways to styling the hair, some go for low cut or add hair attachments, extensions like weave-ons, and others choose to braid or simply tie their hair. But even amidst these many choices, caring for the hair is very vital. Here are tips on how to care for your hair: - Be it low cut or full hair, the hair must be washed often, a smelling hair can turn off any individual just as mouth odour will. So use good hair shampoo to wash your hair and style as desired. - Carrying braids can be very dicey, especially when you sweat on the scalp. There are times when you have just made the hair but not having a favourable weather, causes the hair to smell. That is not a
problem; you can wash your braids too, or simply use cotton wool and spirit to clean the scalp. - When you add hair extensions, don’t carry them for too long, because your own hair will accumulate dirt that could lead to your scalp itching. If you have hair extensions on, ensure you comb, oil and style, so that you have a tangle-free and attractive hair. - Mind hair products; not all chemicals go well with your hair. Know your type off hair and choose the right hair product. - If you tie or wrap your hair with a head cover, when you get the chance to, free your hair because the hair needs air to look fresh ause and healthy. Wash your hair often because tying of the hair can easily accumulate sweat. - Eat right; every part of the body will function well with the right diet. This can also be attributed to the hair. - Drink lots of water. - Visit the saloon, to get pro professional care to your hair.
DO YOU KNOW... .. THAT BRUSHING YOUR HAIR STIMULATES THE FOLLICLES WHICH PROMOTE GROWTH, BUT BRUSHING TOO MUCH AND TOO OFTEN, WILL CAUSE DAMAGE TO YOUR HAIR STRANDS THAT RESULTS IN FRIZZ AND SPLIT ENDS?
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