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ith leadership comes carriage, and what makes up carriage is not only in the physique and how well you carry yourself In an attire, but the style of an outfit. The first couple, President Mohammadu Buhari and wife, Aisha Buhari, in all sense have proven that style can be as unique, modest and beautiful, it all depends on how well it is expressed. To mark today, we are showcasing some of their fashion styles. May 29th is one remarkable day,
it marked history in Nigeria. It was a day when the Military handed over to civilian rule successfully which welcomed democracy. Today we give an insight on the event, its origin, and highlights of the ceremony and why it is remarkable. Children are known to have sweet tooth and can easily be swayed into a delicious treat. On our culinary page this week, we would be letting you in on some kiddies delight recipes that will glue your children to the dining table. Hair in un-wanted areas of the body is one thing that many dislike. But in a quest to getting rid of un-wanted hair, many
still commit blunders that is not hygienic and harmful to their skin. Learn some of these blunders and desist from them. Our personality this week is Lateefa Moyosore-Oluwa Durosinmi, a doctor, once teacher and a philanthropist. She had a chat with Tambari recently. Enjoy the read and Happy Democracy Day
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Lateefa MoyosoreOluwa Durosinmi:
Creating opportunities for the less privileged interview by PRISCA EKOKUJE-EMADU
Dr. Mrs. Lateefa Moyosore-Oluwa Durosinmi was born on July 7, 1957, to the family of the late Alhaji Tijani Akanni Kolawole Williams, also known as T.A.K and the late Madam Wusamot Abeni Kareem. She was the National Amirah of the Federation of Muslim Women’s Associations in Nigeria (FOMWAN) and now the chairperson of the National Committee on Education of the association. Dr. Durosinmi is the Dean of Students, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife.
Educational background I had a good background in western education and Islamic upbringing. My primary education was at Patience Modern Girls’ School, Olowogbowo, Lagos, after which I attended the Girls’ Secondary Grammar School, Gbagada, also in Lagos. After secondary school, I obtained the Higher School Certificate (A-Level) at the Federal School of Science, Victoria Island, between 1974 and 1976 and gained admission into the University of Ibadan to read Chemistry. I graduated in 1979. In October 1986, I obtained a Master of Science (M.Sc.) degree in Analytical Chemistry from the same University. In 1992, I bagged a PhD in Inorganic Chemistry from the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife. Career I have been a Chemistry teacher at all levels of education. I have been teaching in the university from 1985 till date. I have also worked as a chemist in the Quality Control Laboratory of Water Works. My current main interests overlap Inorganic Chemistry and Analytical/ Environmental Chemistry. Growing up Growing up was interesting and challenging - walking down to school at the primary school level, the boarding experiences at the secondary level. I was the dining hall/food prefect in secondary school. I remember one day when I wanted to prepare a delicious soup for my grandmother and I added sugar to make it very ’sweet.’ My grandmother detected that something was wrong with my
I HAD A NICK NAME, ‘HYGIENE AND NATURE STUDY’ BECAUSE I DID NOT LIKE SHARING TOWEL WITH OTHERS cooking. I had a nick name, ‘Hygiene and Nature Study’ because I did not like sharing towel with others. I enjoyed confidence and trust from my grandmother. I was her cashier. And the bank was under her bed, with the money wrapped in cloths. Childhood memories I remember moonlight plays and stories. I also enjoyed communal living and pampering from my grandmother. I was her confidant in her last years. Challenges The loss of my dad in 1976 was a big challenge. He was very dear to me and fond of me. I was able to overcome this by facing my studies and trusting in Allah. I thank God that my mum, uncles and aunties were also able to rally round me. Life’s lessons Life has taught me to be patient, understand the feelings of others, have self-respect and respect for others. I have also learnt that you do not get what you want all the time. To be a successful person, one must remain steadfast on the path of Allah.
My husband and I I met my husband after a Jumat service at the University of Ibadan in January 1977. It was a reunion as we had both known each other several years back as distant family friends on the platform of our uncles. My late big uncle, Alhaji Imam Mustapha Ekemode, was the chief missioner of the Ansar-urdeen Society of Nigeria and the coordinator of Muslim programmes, NBC, which later became the Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria (FRCN), Lagos, while his maternal uncle, the late Alhaji Liadi Egberongbe was his assistant. So it was not difficult to recognise each other that day. Being a medical student, he enthusiastically volunteered to assist with registration and medical checkup. This was followed by visits, regular attendance at MSSN meetings/functions, university plays, etc. Subsequently, we got married in May 1981. We are blessed with a daughter who is now a medical doctor. Most cherished gift from him Simple jewellery set, leather handbag, shoes. Three must-have fashion accessories Necklace, earrings, bag. One fashion accessory still cherished till date A simple jewellery set my husband bought TAMBARI SUNDAY, MAY 29, 2016
LATEEFA MOYOSORE-OLUWA DUROSINMI // for me from Hajj. Philosophy of life Simplicity, fear of Allah, respect for humanity Favourite travel destination Saudi Arabia. I like the place because of the spiritual rejuvenation and elevation, wonderful historical sites, architectural scenes, mighty buildings on the rocks, as well as the management of the huge crowd. How I relax Listen to news, gist with my husband and play with my grandchildren when they are around. Favourite food Rice and beans. Definition of style Simple skirt and blouse, Kaftan and iro, boubou. Favourite fashion designer I patronise local designers. Favourite perfume I am not a perfume person but I use antiperspirant. Favourite designer bag Susen or any good leather bag. Favourite shoes Good Italian shoes, low heels. Advice from mum that stuck To keep chaste, to be respectful and keep good company. Favourite colour Green. Favourite weather Cold weather, but not humid (rainy y season). Favourite day of the week Fridays. It is a special and serious day for Muslims. I dress specially on Fridays. ays. The bond between FOMWAN Orphanage and I At the moment, FOMWAN has two o well established orphanage homes in Oyo o and Osun states. FOMWAN Orphanage age in Oyo State started in April 1987, after er listening to a radio announcement calling on public-spirited people to come to the aid of a set of quadruplets ts born at the University College Hospital tal (UCH), Ibadan. The woman died leaving ving the four babies. After visitations to the he babies, FOMWAN decided to take over ver the responsibility of caring for them. The actualisation of this task was realised d through the great assistance of the late ate Alhaji Arisekola Alao. He provided alll that was needed to set up a motherless babies’ abies’ home, including hiring of a storey building uilding for the project. The orphanage home relocated to Orita Basorun in 1991 when the World Assembly embly of Muslim Youths (WAMY) purchased d and donated a building which houses es the orphanage home till date. The orphanage anage home has taken care of about 500 children. FOMWAN continues to mentor ntor these children. In fact, it participated d actively in the Nikah ceremony and the delivery of one of the pioneer quadruplets uplets in November 2014 and October 2015 respectively. Keeping fit I do moderate exercises and pay attention to food types; for example, TAMBARI SUNDAY, MAY 29, 2016
I DO MODERATE EXERCISES AND PAY ATTENTION TO FOOD TYPES; FOR EXAMPLE, MODERATE CONSUMPTION OF FATTY FOODS moderate consumption of fatty foods and red meat. I eat more of fish. More consumption of vegetables and fruits. Indoor exercises for keeping fit. Once a while, I use the machines at home to help me keep fit. Achievements in life Successful completion of education at all levels. Election as the National Amirah of a very foremost, formidable Muslim women organisation, FOMWAN. Also, being the first female Dean of Student Affairs. Awards Aw Awar ards ds The Lagos State Government University Scholarship (19761979). Postgraduate Fellowship Award, OAU Ile-Ife, 1987 – 1989. Post-doctoral Research Award, to study in the United Kingdom (Federal Government-World Bank), 1994. Honourary awards by schools, student bodies (religious and social). Honourary awards by community Role models Alhaja Lateefa Modupeola Okunnu, former deputy governor of Lagos State and former National Amirah of FOMWAN.
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Professor Abubakar Abefe Sanusi, consultant nephrologist and chief imam, Obafemi Awolowo University. I look at them as people of integrity, hard work, discipline, and straightforwardness. Their resilience, resourcefulness and enthusiasm in working for the course of Islam continue to be a source of motivation for me. What I would tell a younger me To be focused, honest, objective and straightforward, hardworking, wellcoordinated and organised, tolerant, kind-hearted, self-respect and respect for others (old and young). Have faith in the almighty Allah, be responsible parents. Not just a parent but a teacher. To be patriotic to the country and be ready to offer selfless services to family members and the community. Advice to women To be educated, ambitious, fear God, be prudent and patient. Have perseverance and be hardworking. Cultivate self-respect and respect others. To be generous, humble, disciplined. To be an active participant in the community.
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B E AU T Y Hair removal blunders to avoid by PRISCA EKOKUJE-EMADU
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any still struggle with hair in unwanted areas of the body, especially women; hence they find various means to getting rid of it. But in the quest to remove this unwanted hair, many still make blunders that are not only unhygienic but also harmful to the skin. Some of these blunders include: Shaving a dry skin: A dry skin is already irritable, and shaving it when dry could cause bumps and other irritations. Shaving a dry skin could easily cause cuts. It is best to shave when the skin is soft and hydrated. Applying soap before shaving: This is one method of shaving that many ladies are guilty of. Some types of soap are chemically not suitable for the skin. The soap doesn’t allow the blade to glide on the skin, but sticks to it. A gel or shaving cream will create a smooth surface which would make the blade glide. Sharing a razor: Did I hear someone say yuck! You may think this is impossible, but it can happen, especially when you are married - you can quickly use your husband’s razor to shave and see no
harm in doing so. Well, we have got news for you, this habit is no, no! Over plucking the eyebrow: The eyebrow, for some ladies, is one area that needs to be shaved or carved. But you have to minimise how much hair you remove from there. Overdoing it could destroy the follicles and make the eyebrow bald. Guess no woman wants eyebrow bald. Using an old razor: If y you have been using a blade for weeks now, it is bestt you dispose of it because, like most toiletries, blades can attract bacteria, acteria, which when used, could cause e skin bacteria. Using deodorant after er shave: This, I am sure, many are guilty of. You have just finished shaving, feeling fresh and neat, and to further feel the freshness, you apply deodorant. This could burn or set up an allergy reaction because the deodorant or fragrance moisturizer is going straight on the skin which could be dangerous.
DO YOU KNOW... WHEN YOU CONSTANTLY CUT THE HAIR, YOU ARE ACTUALLY STIMULATING ITS GROWTH, WHICH IS WHY IT GROWS BACK THICKER, FASTER AND FULLER?
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any may be wondering, what or which process should one use in removing un-wanted hair on parts of the body without doing it wrongly or casing harm to the skin. Here are some simple tips that could guide you. Make sure your skin is soft and hydrated; this would prevent irritation of the skin. Preferably, use a gel or cream suitable for the skin. Make sure the surface you are shaving is smooth and not rough. This would prevent cuts or bumps. Make sure the gel or cream you are using is suitable for your skin. If you already have skin irritation, don’t shave because that could further worsen the irritation.
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NO FEELING !! How do you explain when a woman feels nothing during intimacy. Amina How is the family life? Any tension in the home? Has there been any sexual trauma in the past? Though there are some people who has apathy for sex. You need to discuss openly with your spouse. Also you have to prepare yourself psychologically. If it persist you see your gynaecologist and if possible a sex therapist for counseling.
IRREGULAR MENSES AND PREGNANCY Does irregular menses stop a woman from giving birth? Aisha from Adamawa No irregular menses does not stop women from giving birth. Though in some, the chances of spontaneous pregnancy per month is slightly lower due to hormonal imbalance. The majority will have spontaneous pregnancy and deliver normally. Some others will require stimulation with fertility drugs or injection.
PREGNANCY TEST NEGATIVE Question 1: I got married on the 30 of April this year and my last period was on the 10 of April and stopped on the 14, I have been expecting my next period on the 12 of this month but havenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t seen it. I have not felt any dizziness or drowsiness but my breast is tender and sometimes I feel nausea. I have been having abdominal pains since yesterday but not much, went for a pregnancy test and the result was negative. What could be the problem? Aisha Abubakar Question 2: My period normally comes at the end of every month then I missed in March, on the 2nd of April it came. I was hoping to see that of May early this month but till now I have not seen it and the month is almost gone. Please, is it normal or is something wrong with me? Nancy Since the pregnancy test is negative especially if it is blood test then most likely you are not pregnant. Sometimes there is occasional irregular period which resolves spontaneously by the next month. It is possible that the abdominal pains you are having is part of premenstrual tension syndrome and your menses may soon start. Relax and be patient. Concerning the second question, also the possibility of hormonal imbalance could be present, be patient also but if it occurs again see your family physician.
OVERACTIVE BLADDER I am twenty three years old with little or no breast at all. I am worried. What do I do? What drug do I take? Secondly I urinate little and more frequently with heavy pressure like twelve times a day. Please help. Faith, Ebonyi The size of the breast is not the most important but what we call the Tarner Staging which is scored from 1 to 5. the fully developed breast with normal areola and nipple is the Tarner Stage 5. I assume you see your menses regularly since it wasnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t mentioned. If this is so see a gynaecologist for physical assessment to know the stage of the breast development. If it is stage 5, no matter the size there is no problem. Concerning the frequent urination the possibility include overactive bladder or stress incontinence. Assessment by a urogynaecologist will help determine the cause and advise on medication.
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ith leadership come poise, carriage and charisma. One attribute that makes up a good leader is how presentable he looks. In this regard, President Muhammadu Buhari has not failed. His fashion prowess takes him across various borders. In every ry regalia he presents himself in, he scores a pass reg mark. ma His unique outfits and designs are worthy of emulation as they duly represent the rich Nigerian em an culture. cu Baba Buhari, as he is fondly called, greatly B expresses the creativity of the designer through ex his physique, as every outfit looks good on him. Indeed, being stylish is a big check for any leader. In r.
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eauty, as many agree, goes beyond being physically beautiful and having the natural endowment. Looking good as a woman can best be defined as a head-totoe affair. This means taking good care of the hair, a face, face body, nails, and having the right poise and charisma in any outfit. This is what the wife of the char president, Aisha Buhari, represents in all sense. pres Being Bein stylish, especially in the African culture, not only entails glam, but modesty while being classy. clas A well-covering and chic outfit fit makes for a beautiful and well dignified person. be n. One role model mod in this regard is Aisha Buhari. i. She S portrays modesty, yet she is classy. mod
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Nigeria’s Democracy Day and its significance by MULIKATU MUKAILA
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oday is Democracy Day in Nigeria and it is celebrated every year on the 29th of May. This date officially became Nigeria’s Democracy Day in 1999 as former President Olusegun Obasanjo received the baton of leadership from the military. May 29th, 1999 was seen the turning point for Nigeria as a country and its people away from military rule. Chief Obasanjo, who was Nigeria’s a military head of state, took over the mantle of leadership as
a democratically elected president on May 29, 1999. Today, Nigeria is the world’s fourth largest democratic country. May 29 is now an important day in Nigeria as it is also included in the public holidays calendar to commemorate the return of democracy in the country. During the Democracy Day celebration, dignitaries outside the country are invited. Governors also celebrate the return of democracy in their various states. During the
celebration, the president and commanderin-chief of the Armed Forces addresses citizens on the gains of democracy in the country. This is followed by other activities, including entertainment. There are colourful display of colours during the parade to mark the day. Also to add glamour to the day, there are various acts and stunts by the military and paramilitary which may look forward to as its believed to be the highlight of the day. With additional information from the internet
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Vanilla and strawberry ice cream cake INGREDIENTS • Multi-coloured sprinkles (divided) • Sugar • Melted butter • Vanilla ice cream (softened) • Strawberry ice cream (softened) • Frozen whipped topping • Wafer INSTRUCTION • Heat oven to 350°F. • Crush 55 wafers finely; place crumbs in a medium bowl. Reserve 1 table spoon sprinkles for garnishing. Add remaining sprinkles, sugar and
butter to wafer crumbs; mix well. Press onto bottom and halfway up side of 9-inch spring form pan • Bake for 8 minutes, cool completely. • Spread vanilla ice cream onto bottom of crust; top with remaining wafers. Freeze 1 hour. • Spread strawberry ice cream over wafer layer in pan. Top with whipped topping and remaining sprinkles. Freeze 1 hour. Cake is ready to be served to children. The taste is one they will never forget in a hurry.
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iddies’ delight consists of sweetened desserts that will leave a lasting tasty delight for any child. Below is also a great recipe that kids could make on their own.
Chocolate balls INGREDIENTS: Cookies or biscuits Milk chocolate M&M or smarties for toppings
Crushed biscuits Cream Cocoa chocolate chips PROCEDURE: 1. Put the cookies or biscuits in a sturdy bag. Crush them with a rolling pin of a can of peas. 2. Put the cookies in a food processor to grind them. 3. Melt the chocolate in the double cream until it has melted (using the
microwave or over a small flame on the stove). 4. Mix the chocolate and cream mixture with the cookie crumbs and make little balls with the mixture. 5. Roll the balls in one of the toppings. 6. Put them in the fridge. They should be ready to eat within approximately 30 minutes.
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his drink is very versatile and can be served at any time as it fits any ocassion. For the juices, buy only real fruit juices with low sugar to make this drink a bit healthier for your little ones.
Ingredients: Low sugar cranberry juice Low sugar apple juice Cold water Cinnamon candies (or mint or
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apple) Lemonade (or limeade) Fresh apple slices
Directions: - Mix juices, water and lime/ lemonade in a large pitcher. - Stir in cinnamon candies and chill in the fridge for at least 4 hours, or until candies have dissolved completely. - Serve with ice and fresh apple slices.
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Amma Indimi launches Le Rogue in Abuja
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tarting and marketing a clothing line takes a great amount of time and effort. But this appears to be the perfect venture for Fatima Amma Indimi, the chief executive officer of Le Rouge by Amma Fashion Café. The Abuja-based designer is passionate about fashion as she opens her fashion home in the heart of Abuja city, located at Wuse 11. The brand collection, which was launched recently, offers an exclusive selection of clothes, shoes, bags, jewellery and cosmetics. The brand is all about fashion, with particular focus on quality and design details, as well as personal expression and styling. Exploring the concept of style over fashion, it offers fashion pieces for the contemporary fashionista wardrobe. At Le Rouge by Amma, high-end designs and qualities that live beyond the seasons are available for ladies.
Sisi Eko Debuts
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Lagos-based fashion line, Design for Love, has launched its latest 2016 design tagged Sisi Eko. Eko, which means Lagos, is said to be the city of many intrigues and ladies, who are mostly referred to as Sisi Eko. They are amazingly stylish and occasionally eccentric. Their style is not demure because they live in larger-than-life monuments and showcase different shades of beauty and style. As a result of this, the Sisi Eko clothing line is designed with bright colours that would make a lady happy. The designer also came up with purses made out of seaweed. This is in recognition of the water that surrounds the city. It has dresses with puff sleeves, pom-pom tops and sleeveless, trench coats with fringes that sway. With Sisi Eko, women are expected to be themselves, be fearless, and judge their beauties by their own standards.
Falke Tribe to unveil project for the Northern woman by PRISCA EKOKUJE-EMADU
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he modern northern fashion house, Falke Tribe, is set to showcase a new project in July 2016. The project is geared at encompassing all that concern a modern northern woman: catering for fashion issues, doing write-ups on online blogs and on emotional issues. Basically, the project would comprise a blog and an online store. According to the brand director, Aisha Abubakar, “The blog would aim at enlightening young northern women. We will write about our culture, fashion, lifestyle, parenting, relationships and tourism in the North, and basically everything that revolves around us. For the online store, we are trying to build the biggest e-commerce platform in northern Nigeria. Products would range from female clothing, shoes, bags, accessories, to kids wears, both male and female, as well as home décor, and the list goes on and on, all at affordable prices.” This would be the first of its kind in the northern fashion scene. Much is expected to be achieved from this feat by Aisha Abubakar.
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