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Ekaette Umoh On a drive to impact knowledge A PUBLICATION OF
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eing fashionable or stylish can be achieved with very little details. Creative designers know this, and look for these details to make a whole new difference to an attire. Ever wondered what an embellishment with beads and stones could do to a design, the result is marvelous when properly done, flip to our fashion page for more. For every diva that wants to look her best, opting for the stone design might be the right way to go. Each event requires a different
style of dressing, when gracing a red carpet event you don’t need to be told that you have to look top notch. On this week’s edition we are letting you in on how to get the red carpet look that would make you stand out. Many define fashion for men as basically easy and comfortable; the loafers are one fashion accessory that achieves that purpose of comfortability and style. Loafers are a must have for every fashionable man. As always the dry season is a time filled with more heat and scorching sun that affects the skin, many struggle with maintaining their skin. This shouldn’t be, because there are
simple skin care rules that can help you keep your skin looking smooth and shiny even during the hot season. Our personality this week is Mrs Ekaette Umoh, the chairperson for FCT Chapter of National Association of Microfinance Banks. In her interview with Tambari, she tells us about her love for teaching, how she moved from being a science student to becoming a chartered accountant and many more. Have a splendid day!
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rs. Ekaette Umoh, who hails from Akwa Ibom State, is the chairperson of the National Association of Microfinance Banks (NAMB), Federal Capital Territory (FCT) chapter. She is also the Abuja Working Group chairperson of the Network of Entrepreneurial Women (NEW), a sub group of the Nigeria’s Employers Consultative Association (NECA). She spoke with Tambari on her career, childhood aspirations and other interesting issues.
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EKAETTE UMOH // Educational background I had my first degree in Chemistry Education from the then University of Cross River State in 1992. When I was in school I thought Chemistry was the most interesting subject, followed by Geography. This made me to read Chemistry Education in the university, although many people would have preferred I read Medicine. When I was in secondary school I used to read the National Geographic magazine. I was fascinated by the magazine. I thought it would be fun to be a science teacher; hence I wanted to be a science teacher. I am also a chartered accountant. Career Shortly after school, I got married. My husband was in the banking sector and we had so many books on banking, business and economics. I started looking at his books and listened to him talk about the sector, and I got interested. So I got into banking, had my National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) programme in a branch of the Union Bank, Victoria Island, Lagos. After my NYSC I went to work in the then Meridian Equity Bank, Lagos. Subsequently, one of my bosses told me that if I wanted to be relevant in the industry I should attend the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria (CIBN) or the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN), which is the body for professional accountants in Nigeria. Because I was very far from what banking was about, I went for ICAN. I started working in 1993. Shortly after then, my husband was transferred to Abuja. I moved with him and stayed a while before getting a job in the then Oceanic Bank. When I left the Oceanic Bank I was at home for a while. During that time I tried my hands on so many businesses. I made and sold soya milk, moringa products, coconut oil and body care products. And the microfinance bank offer came up. I was appointed to manage this
WE WERE SO NOISY IN MY HOUSE THAT PEOPLE WONDERED HOW MY MUM COPED WITH US. WE WERE NOT THE RICHEST OF PEOPLE, BUT MY HOUSE WAS FUN microfinance bank in 2009. Challenges I don’t know anybody who doesn’t have challenges; everyone’s life is peculiar. When you know my challenges you may not want to have my life. Having children in the middle of work was very challenging. There were times I had to go home during breaks to breastfeed my child. I was doing my ICAN and working. That meant that after work I won’t go straight home because I attended lectures. I also had the challenge of trying to meet target and attend to other
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responsibilities. Lessons of life Life has taught me so many lessons, but I think that silence is one of the things we have underestimated. I have found out that if you are quiet, the answers to all the problems you have been fretting about come to you. Sometimes we talk too much and put ourselves in trouble. There are so many times we could have avoided trouble if we had not said anything. I think silence has been overlooked so much that we even forget that the wind has a sound but we don’t hear it because we are not silent. I have also learnt that one should look after oneself because after achieving so much and you are not healthy enough to enjoy the money, then what was all the hustling for? You need to be healthy and strong. That is why I am a strong advocate of physical activities. I get involved in all kinds of physical activities. I remember that when my kids were still in school, we would go out hiking in some places in Abuja. Life has also taught me that we shouldn’t bend too far backwards for our children because they also als have to grow up. Aspiration as a a child I wanted to be a newscaster because they were really fantastic. They looked prim and fanta spoke very good English, so I thought it would be nice to be one on of them. But you know, when you are very good goo in the sciences you can’t go anywhere near the t arts. But I don’t think it is late to be on the television. tele The teaching thing is still in me. I facilitate classes, I teach financial management to young entrepreneurs and people starting up entrepren businesses. I also consult in that area. I speak to people on certain certa areas of life, and I share these things through diff d erent forums. Teaching is something I really real love to do. Managing the th home and profession One of my blessings is the man I married. He ble supports me in everything I do. Those periods I e experimented on o different things, he supported me. My husband’s husband support enabled me to do all I wanted to t do. I also got help from my mother, cousins and other siblings. I have a very supportive family. fami Childhood memories m It was much fun. f I am the first of seven children. We were we so noisy in my house that people wondered wonder how my mum coped with us. We were not no the richest of people, but my house was fun; fu it was interesting. We were comfortable comfortab and went to good schools. Then, pub public schools were very good, so one didn’t lose anything by going to d a public school. My parents’ relatives visited often. We also visited the village a lot. My dad made us go to the farm in the village during holidays. And An we would go to the farm. I also a remember storytelling in the t village. It was so much fun. That is why I like good stories T till date. It was interesting to play outside with other children. These days, children watch a lot of television. I loved the way we w all played outside. I grew up with many other children and we played diff d erent games. When we went
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to the village, we would go the stream, even when we didn’t have to fetch water. I also enjoyed going to the farm, it became very fascinating for me. Touching nature was fun. I also remember going to far places with my cousins on foot. How I met my husband I met my husband when I was in school. One of his cousins had spoken to me about him. When he came home from Lagos, his cousin asked me to join them for a lunch in an expensive restaurant. I refused because I didn’t know the person with her and I wanted to go out with my friends. Subsequently, he came to my hostel and invited me out to dinner. That was how a relationship started and led to marriage eventually. Most cherished gift from him The gift of being a good father to our children is something I cherish a lot. Three must-have fashion accessories Earrings, my wedding ring ng and a wristwatch. Best travel destination on About 15 years ago, my husband and I went to Switzerland to mark our 10th wedding anniversary. nniversary. We went to a city called Basel, a little place but veryy beautiful. Also, before we started having children, I loved going oing for long drives in Akwa Ibom. I just enjoyed those long drives. That was one of the fun things my dad used to do when we were growing up. We would just take a long drive ve to an unknown place. Mode of relaxation I read a lot. I play scrabble le with my husband and monopoly with my children. en. Favourite book Uruchindere by Dike Chukwumerije. ukwumerije. It is a comic book. I was reading it at the airport rt and I couldn’t stop laughing. It is a book I would recommend mend to every Nigerian. Another wonderful book iss the Jewish Phenomenon. It gives an insight to how thee Jewish people got to where they are. It is a fantastic book. ook. Every year I read The Richest Man in Babylon. It remindss me of certain things. I like the language it was written in;; it is very interesting. I also enjoyed reading The Greatest Salesman man in the World by Og Mandino. Every year, I also try to read d Things Fall Apart. I enjoy it because I see it as a masterpiece. rpiece. Best food I love fufu with afang soup. up. That food should be one of our exports orts to the world. I don’t know anyone who has as eaten it and didn’t want more. Style defination Simple and elegant. I prefer efer that too many body parts are not showing. howing. Favourite sport I love to go hiking. Abujaa has a beautiful scenery for hiking. g. There are so many places to visit for hiking. Favourite colour Yellow Favourite weather Initially, I didn’t mind thee heat, but with the weather experienced erienced in Abuja this year, I think I like ike the rainy season better. Favourite day of the week and why I don’t mind any day of the week. Everyday is unique in n its own way, so I don’t havee a favourite. Beauty routine I mix different organic oils ils for use. I drink a lot of water er and eat lots of vegetables. Role models I love Angela Merkel, thee German chancellor. She is a strong
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woman; I love her carriage. Mum’s advice that stuck It has to do with food. My mum would tell you not to be greedy because when you eat it would soon digest and you start looking for another one. As a result of this training, gluttony is not in my family. My mum warned us against it and it has stuck with me. Advice for women I tell single ladies to marry the right person because that would make life easier. God is also very important because the decision to get married is very spiritual. Again, as a woman you need to have a vision for your life. What is your purpose in life? Find out what it is and work towards it. Before you go to sleep each time, ask yourself if you have achieved the purpose for which God created you. When you do this, you won’t be distracted. Advice to a younger you At 17, I would have told myself not to bother about perming my hair. After secondary school I wanted to perm my hair, but my mum advised that I w aited till I was 18. However, I convinced her because it was a big deal.
I LOVE TO GO HIKING. ABUJA HAS A BEAUTIFUL SCENERY FOR HIKING. THERE ARE SO MANY PLACES TO VISIT FOR HIKING.
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lowerpots are stylish decorative containers in which plants are grown and displayed for the beautification of the environment. The pots are a perfect way to create beautiful gardens for your courtyard or any outdoor space. Flowerpots allow creativity and flexibility in designing a garden that fits the surroundings of your home. The surrounding of your home can easily set a tone for your mood; hence they add enormous personality to your home.
Depending on your style and taste, there are many different varieties of flowerpots, colours and styles to choose from. They are often made from wood, plastic, metal, stone etc. Unique flowerpots don’t only display flowers, they enhance the beauty of the content and container. Take a cue from any of the pictures below to make your home a delight to any visitor.
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ht, earing print outfits can be very tricky, and if not worn right, yle could turn out to be a disaster. Printed pants are still in style and trending. There are many ways to wearing printed pants. Some choose to mix-match with another printed material while others may choosee rn to wear a plain attire with the printed pants. This outfit can be worn for casual events, as an official attire, or even for social outings; it all depends on how well it is combined to suit the occasion. This eir sophisticated outfit is one that every fashionista should have in their u don’t don t want to miss out of this trend. wardrobe. You
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ou can make a striking beauty statement with beads and stones. They are unique and excellent on outfits. Beaded and stoned dresses are perfect for any special occasion; hence they make you look elegant and impressive. Beads and stones add glitz and sparkle on dresses, dress and every lady wants to look good. These fashion accessories create timeless timel styles.
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Loafers every man’s delight
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hen it comes to footwear, Loafers are unique. They not only provide style but also comfort the feet. Among other shoes, Loafers have a way of making you stand out as a style icon. Not only do they complement almost all dress codes, they also make your feet look gorgeous. Go along with the flow and feel free to wear them anytime you need to shine.
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Dr Nathaniel Adewole Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist, University of Abuja Teaching Hospital, Gwagwalada - FCT. MOBILE: 0803 803 9182 EMAIL: nadewole2013@gmail.com
Recurrent toothache in pregnancy I am seven months pregnant; and this is the second time I will be having severe toothache. It is usually very painful. I eat with difficulty. I was given drugs the first time and it stopped. Please what do I do? Will it affect my baby? Rose, Kontongora Toothache is not uncommon in pregnancy. Its cause includes hormonal changes with increased blood flow activities and subsequent congestion. Also, gingivitis, that is infection of the gum, can occur during pregnancy. Sometimes a pre-existing dental disease is aggravated in pregnancy.
Take basics steps like gatling with warm water, using softer tooth brush, avoiding food that aggravates the pains, and the use of analgesics or pain killers. Most importantly, your family physician or obstetrician should refer you to the dentist for proper assessment and management.
RIGHT LEG SHORTER THAN THE LEFT I observed that my child’s right leg is shorter than the left leg. What do I do?
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TRYING TO GET PREGNANT SINCE LAST MISCARRIAGE I took a six-month family planning injection. After that, I got pregnant after two months. I had a miscarriage in September 2015, since then I have been trying to get pregnant, but nothing has happened. Is there anything wrong with me? This is my first time of doing family planning. Tayo, Lagos
Let me first debunk something I got from the last part of your question. Since you got pregnant within two months of stopping family planning, it has not affected your fertility at all. Actually, family planning hardly affects fertility. You had miscarriage in September; let’s say one month for menses to return, it means you have only attempted for four months. Medically, it is too early to worry. Remember, medically, we advise couples to try unprotected, regular intercourse for one year before thinking of investigations. The exceptions to this include advance of more than 35 and pre-existing fertility problem. I will suggest you relax, have regular intercourse with your spouse, and most likely, you will conceive soon.
Alhassa, Kano How old is your baby? Was it from birth or after? Was there any history of injury or infection? Could it be congenital or acquired? The information available are scanty. The medical development in orthopaedics is far gone. This may need only a corrective surgery. Kindly take the child to see a consultant orthopaedic surgeon for assessment and management. Since you are in Kano, options available are the Orthopaedic Hospital, Dalla, the Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital, Kano, or any other orthopaedic hospital. Let me also advise that the earlier, the better.
Medication to increase testosterone level What medication can I take to increase my testosterone level? Can a wound in the genital area make it weak? And what is the solution? Gabriel, Kano From the above, you are most likely suffering from erectile dysfunction, popularly known as ED. This is not an unusual complaint from men, especially as they grow older. Have you gone for investigations? There are several causes of weak erection. Since you have a wound in your genital area, this must be addressed. You have to be treated, together with your spouse since it may be sexually transmissible. You also need full assessment by a urologist for proper counselling and treatment. Also, avoid self medication because quite a number of drugs should be taken with caution. Proper assessment of other systems like the cardiovascular system is critical to avoid catastrophic side effects.
Please, kindly include your full name and where you are writing from when sending your questions. Thank you.
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The Mbari art centre by STELLAMARRIS ASIEGBU
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mo State is a land with rich tourist attractions and cultural heritage. This is evident in its spectacular cultural centre in Mbari. The Mbari cultural centre is an open air museum that houses superb arts monuments that you will surely love. It is found in Ikenegbu layout, Owerri and at EkeNguru in Aboh Mbaise. It is an open museum that houses monumental arts that depict peace, prosperity and social life in Igbo land. This centre is equipped with beautiful scriptures that represent their deities. It boasts of various artifacts that depict the cultural heritage of the people. The amphi-theater is another gigantic work of art in the state. This theater is a promotion of the national objectives on culture, as well as modern efforts to preserve the heritage of the people. In this centre, a number of symbolic models were sculptured or painted. And they reflect the aesthetics of the Igbo nation. In the Mbari tradition, the act of creation is more important than the finished object. The function of the building is to honour the goddess of creation and ensure the productivity of the earth and the survival
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of the community. The very short lifespan of Mbari houses allows every age group in the village to participate in this eternal cycle. The Mbari house is not a shrine; rather, it is a pointer to the rich history and culture of the people as it houses their cultural heritage. This centre is mostly patronised by academics.
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Freedom Apparels presents first collection
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reedom Apparels, an upcoming fashion brand, is presenting its first collection titled Genesis. It is a unisex brand which is new in the Nigerian fashion scene. The brand is aimed at bringing creativity to the fashion industry. It is a strong blend of indigenous character with national and international scenes. The collection, which is a debut for the brand, is based on creativity and the determination to provide a new trend and design among the youth. The use of grey and navy blue in the collection sets a stylish and powerful look for ladies while the shear dress is aimed at making a bold but subtle appeal on wearers.
Top Designer holds second reality competition
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he Nigeria Next Top Designer reality competition is set to hold its second season this month. In 2015 when the show started, it brought creative minds and designers across the country together. And they all put in their best. This year’s edition of the event is expected to
be bigger. It is open to anyone who is talented and creative in fashion designing. The people qualified to register for the competition are those who are creatively inclined to fashion, skilled in using leather/ making leather goods, shoes, bags etc, from different materials, good
at fashion illustration and skilled in any aspect of fashion. After registration, participants are immediately qualified for an online course in a UK school. The winner of the reality competition would be given a cash price of N500, 000.
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popular kids’ fashion brand, Ruff ‘n’ Tumble, is presenting a new collection tagged, My Mum and I. The collection is aimed at giving mothers the opportunity to show the bond and express the joy of spending time with their children. The collection is in line with this year’s Mother’s Day
celebration. It was created by the founder of Ruff ‘n’ Tumble, Adenike Ogunlesi and that of Tae, Buisola Edun. The collection is made in an ethnic, yet contemporary design for a youthful and trendy mother with an outgoing child. The designs offer mothers the opportunity to get
contemporary experiences with their children. According to Adenike and Bisola, “Motherhood should be exciting. It should be filled with joy, laughter, perseverance, hard work and quality time with your children in order to strengthen mother-child relationships.”
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Boiled yam with shredded chicken/shrimps vegetable sauce: by MULIKATU MUKAILA
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s women are being celebrated all over the world, the moment wouldn’t be complete without a three course mouth-watering and colourful meal that would make your day. On this recipe today, we are going to prepare: 1. Boiled yam and shredded chicken and shrimps vegetable sauce. 2. Fruit yoghurt 3. Orange squash Procedures: 1. Peel of the yam and slice into fine pieces, wash it and add salt to it, then boil for about 30 minutes until it becomes soft. 2. Wash and boil the chicken parts and shrimps with seasoning until it becomes cooked and then shred into pieces then keep aside. 3. Wash and cut all vegetables into cube sizes and also keep aside. 4. Heat a little amount of groundnut oil and pour the sliced tomato, pepper and onion allow it to cook for
INGREDIENTS: Yam Chicken parts (Shredded) Shrimps Carrots Green peas Green beans Cucumber Fresh tomatoes
Pepper Onion Green pepper Seasoning Salt to taste Vegetable oil Sweet corn Fruit yoghurt: Apples
a while and then add the shredded chicken parts and shrimps, stir and leave it to fry for a little while and add some seasoning to it. 5. Add the vegetables to it and stir then remove from the heat and serve with the boiled yam. Part B: 1. Wash and slice all the fruits together in bowl into fine cube sizes. 2. Pour the yogurt into the fruit bowl and stir. 3. Refrigerate for a while and serve alongside with meal. Part C: 1. Wash and squeeze orange using a fruit squeezer 2. Add a little amount of lemon juice and filter the juice 3. You can either slice a little amount of he cucumber into the juice or place just a slice on the top of the cup.
Sweet grapes Pears Banana Berries Water melon Orange Squash: Oranges Lemon Cucumber
CREAM OF TOMATO SOUP: Served with homemade crouton and freshly baked baby nan
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BODY HAIR SKIN
B E AU T Y Skin care rules to remember in dry season by PRISCA EMADU
Our beauty routine is always evolving. However, there are certain beauty tips we have picked up, which we plan to use for several years. These tricks have helped us look put-together in the face of many stressful beauty situations; and we are forever indebted to them. Here are some beauty tips every woman, no matter your age, status or beauty style, should know.
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Clear skin diet:
What you eat ultimately reflects on your face. Your diet provides nutrients to your body to repair the damaged tissues, mend collagen, build new cells and bones, produce enzymes and proteins, etc. Go for diets that contain fruits and vegetables, fiber, lean protein, and complex carbohydrates, which are less in saturated fat. Consume berries, best food for clear skin since they contain antioxidants that work as anti-aging.
2. Keep your skin hydrated: One of the key functions of the skin is to detox your body; hence keeping your skin hydrated is a natural tip on “how to clear it naturally.� If your body contains a lot of junk, your skin will neither be clear nor glow. To flush out the toxins and waste, drink a lot of water.
3. Exercising and washing your face:
keeping your weight under control, it also stimulates blood circulation throughout your body, including the face. Sweating during exercise results to opening up of the pores of your body, including the face. After exercising, take a shower and wash your face to get rid of sweat and toxins. This will help in getting a clear skin.
4. Remove makeup before going to bed: Your skin also needs breathing. If you sleep with makeup on your face, your pores remain clogged throughout the night, and with clogged pores, you cannot have a clear skin.
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5. Sleep smart: It is not only that you require adequate sleep to get a clear skin and fix the damaged tissues, you also need to sleep properly to minimise the risk of getting dirt and oil onto your face. This is the main cause of acne outbreak.
Toxins and excessive secretion of oil by skin glands are the prime causes of skin problems. Exercising regularly does not only help in
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